Auction 24 The 'RESERVE' sale! Rare and special items!
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Complete issue 13 pages "Dini Sfek Sfika" in the author's handwriting - The "Arvei Nachall"


There is nothing like it! The Shlachan Aruch of Hagaon Harav Efraim Zalman Margalios with more than 200 handwritten glosses


Holiness and majesty! For the first time on Auctions! Chomash and Siddur that belonged to Rabbi Yitzchak Tovia Rubin of Sanz, the son-in-law of Rabbi Chaim of Sanz


Extremely Historic! Long letter in the original handwriting and Signed of Rabbi Mordechai Benet - Adar 1826 Niklesburg - about the appointment of a rabbi


A three-page letter from Rabbi Chaim of Liska on behalf of his father-in-law Rabbi Zvi Hirsch of Liska to Rabbi Shlomo Gantzfried - to justify the opinion of Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac of Kamerna 


Talmud Tractate Sotah - Historic Edition Lublin 1619 - Extremely Rare


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Sefer Kol Bo—early edition, Venice, 1567.

Sefer Kol Bo, one of the foundational works of halacha and ...

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Sefer Kol Bo—early edition, Venice, 1567.


Sefer Kol Bo, one of the foundational works of halacha and minhagim from the Rishonim, by an unknown author (see below). Early edition, printed by Jorge de Cabali, Venice 1567. 4, 158 leaves. Catalogued by the NLI as a Rare Book. Pretty engraved illustration on title page.

The Sefer Kol Bo, a foundational halachic work read widely across the Jewish world, focuses on: blessings, prayers, minhagim of Shabbat and chagim, weddings, financial matters, food halachot, and traditions of mourning. It also includes one of the earliest exegeses on the Haggadah. The book is attributed to the Ribash, but the Chida rejects that possibility. Some say that Rabbi Aharon HaCohen of Lunel was responsible, and in Koreh HaDorot he writes that some say that a chachama (woman) wrote the book.




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