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Volume Containing First and Single Editions of Pilpul, Halacha and Chassidic Books - Krakow, Lemberg and Breslau - ...
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Volume Containing First and Single Editions of Pilpul, Halacha and Chassidic Books - Krakow, Lemberg and Breslau - 1854-1889
1. Beit Va’ad LaChachamim (Chassidut)—first edition, Krakow 1884.
An encyclopedia of the Tana’im and Amora’im in the Talmud, alphabetically ordered. By the Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Zvi Yalish, author of the Meloh HaRo’im and more. First edition. [4], 66 leaves.
Approbations by the Admor Rabbi Eliezer Zvi Saprin of Komarno and more. At the beginning is a long list of subscribers, among them rabbis and other important figures. Dry paper, stains, good overall condition.
2. Kuntres Va'ad Chachamim, short biography of Tana'im and Amora'im appearing in the bavli Talmud, alphabetically ordered, by Rabbi Yitzchak Schor Av Beit Din of Baktshevitz-Kitv and alongside it on the leaf - Sefer Meir Einei Chachamim, Pilpul on this Kuntres and additional sources from Midrashim on each Tana and Amora, by his son Rabbi Yaakov Schor. First edition - Lemberg, 1871. [2], 28 leaves, [24] leaves. Dry paper. Partly on bright paper and trimmed edges. Good overall condition.
3. Sefer Nevel Asor containing ten Drashot and at its end, Kuntres
Etrog Hamurkav by the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Nachum Gesnbauer Av Beit Din of Vonilov, Lubatchov and Lizhensk. Single edition (later, facsimile editions were published) - Lemberg, 1854. [1], 59, [1] leaves.
4. Sefer Mizbe'ach Chadash יבואר באר היטב שיטת האוסרין והמתירין חדש בזמה"ז... עם הרבה סוגיות עמוקות בש"ס..." by Rabbi David Alexander Haltrecht the son of Rabbi Noah of Lubrantz-Lisa author of Toldot Noah (Warsaw, 1830). Single edition (later, facsimile editions were published) - Breslau, 1859. The year 1857 appearing on the title page is a mistake since the approbation by the Gaon Rabbi gedalya Tuktin is from 1859. [1], 105 leaves.
5. Sefer Yad Hachazakah, on Dinei Chazakah, by Rabbi Yaakov Kopel Zvi Dikman Av Beit Din of Polotisha, Sulitza and more. Single edition (later, only a facsimile edition was published)) - Lemberg, 1889. [5] - fragile paper, 28 leaves. Approbations by the Geonim Rabbi Shlomo Kluger, the Malbim, Rabbi Shlomo Ganzfried and more.
Bound together with an old binding, leather spine. Varied blemishes. Good overall condition.
