VII. Hebrew and Yiddish books (Hebraica)

 

292.     Ba’al Shem tov (Explanations of Yisrael Salanter, founder of the Hassidic movement, to the I. book of Moses and the Hebrew prayers). Szinérváralja, 1943. (!) Vider Jakab print. (Recommendations by great rabbis S.E. Halberstamm of Sanz, H.M. Hager of Vizhnic-Nagyvárad, orthodox rabbis of Sapinka, Debrecen, Somló and Galánta) 257 pages. Gilt ornamental cover, from the print Steinmetz M., Szatmárnémeti. Slightly loose cover.

                                                                                  8000.-

293.     Birkat hamazon. Prayer for the meal. Published by the Makó Orthodox Jewish Talmud Torah Association. Nagybereznai print. Slightly worn.  Makó, (1925).

2000.-

294.     Blücher, Ephrayim Yisrael: Marpei Leshon Arami. (Aramic grammar) With Hebrew and Latin title page. The preface is written in Hebrew. Vienna, 1838 (!). 129 pages + appendix (grammatic tables and contents.) In new amateur binding and spine. Slightly stained on 85 pages.

                                                                               12.000.-

295.     Iserlein, Yisrael: Be’urei MaHaRAI (explanation of the RASHI Torah-comments.) Pietrkov, 1906. + Rosenberg, Yehuda Yudl: Sefer Refael ha-Malakh (Book of angel Rafael, kabbalistic work). Pietrkov, 1911. (Bound in one) 45 + 128 p. Owner marks of Gertner Emanuel Mendel, Ököritó (near Mezőkövesd).                               3200.-

296.     Scheiber, Alexander: Kitvei et Yehudim Bileshon Hungarit be-Hungaria. (Bibliography of Hungarian Jewish periodicals.) Jerusalem, 1957. (16 p.) RARE!

                                                                                  3000.-

297.     Steiner, Yeshaya (reb Shayele Kerestierer, the great rabbi of Bodrogkeresztúr): Me Be’er Yeshayahu. Edited by Günczler József, Bodrogkeresztúr. Torna, 1928. Glanc Lipót print. (Turna, Slovakia) Memorial publication on the decease of the Bodrogkeresztúr rebbe, collection of his sayings and teachings, with the Hebrew epitaph of the rabbi on the last page. VERY RARE! 50 pages. 

                                                                                 6000.-

298.     Seder Hoshanot im Seder Kaparot shel Erev Yom Kipur. Wien, 1795. Joseph Hrasansky Hebrew print. 16 f. Small, original leather cover. Slightly damaged spine.

                                                                                  6000.-

299.     Welcz Israel (orthodox chief rabbi of Budapest, talmudist): Hok Yisrael. Forshriften fier das Pessah-fest. (Religious practice of the Pesah holiday in Yiddish.) Budapest, 1927. Excellent original soft cover. 32 p. Hochberger L. (Yom-tov) owner seal and signature.