Selichot with Maariv for 15th Kislev, customarily recited by the Chevra Kadisha of Halberstadt yearly. Yisrael son of Avraham, [ca. 1730]. Title page dated [1709].

Early leather binding, with metal clasp. Owner's name inscribed on front of binding: "R. Moshe Levi".

Yiddish inscription on endpaper, dated 1864. Signature on title page.

7, 9, [4], 10-13, 13-23, [3] leaves. Approx. 16 cm. Partially dark paper. Fair-good condition. Stains, including wax stains. Light wear. Light worming. Original leather bindings, with new leather spine, with metal clasp. Wear and defects to binding.

Zedner, p. 473.

Pitrei Rachamim, prayers for women, by R. Yaakov son of R. David Pardo. Venice: Gad Foa, [1798].

Prayers and bakashot for women for various occasions: separating challah, candle-lighting, birth and more.

[2], 14, 17-36 pages. 18.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Light wear. Tears and open tears to several leaves, not affecting text. New paper wrapper.

Three prayer books printed in Amsterdam:

• Tikun Leil Shevii Shel Pesach. Amsterdam, [1725]. Bookplate of book collector "Yaakov Naftali Hertz Levi" of Amsterdam. Signature: "R. Tzvi Hirschel Lehren" – R. Tzvi Hirsch Lehren of Amsterdam, founder of the Pekidim and Amarkalim organization, which coordinated all the fundraising for Eretz Israel of all the communities of Western and Central Europe and sent it to its destination.

• Tikun Leil Hoshana Rabba read in Eretz Israel, Egypt and the region. Amsterdam, [1727]. Ownership inscription on margins of title page (in Latin characters).

• Kinot, according to the Ashkenazic rite, with order of Tishah BeAv. Amsterdam, [1778].

3 books. Varying size and condition. Non-uniform bindings.

Two Tikun books printed in Amsterdam and Venice in the 1700s:

1. Tikun for Hoshana Rabba night, according to the custom of Eretz Israel and Egypt. Amsterdam: Yitzchak Templo, [1727].

[1], 116 leaves. 16 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Worming. Tears to several leaves. Original leather binding, with gilt decorations. Wear and defects to binding.

2. Tikun Shovavim, for fast days of Shovavim period. Venice: Stamparia Bragadina, [1739].

44, [1] leaves. Lacking leaves 45-49. Last leaf with concluding words supplied from another book. 17.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Stains, including dampstains and dark stains. Dark signs from repairs on title page. Worming, slightly affecting text. Old binding.

Four prayer books printed in Venice in the 1600s-1700s:

• Order of four fast days. Venice, [1693].

• Selichot for daybreak, according to the Sephardic rite. Venice, [1735].

• Tziduk HaDin and bakashot, with techinot by R. Isserlin. Venice, [1738].

• Order of four fast days, according to the Sephardic rite, with prayers customarily recited in Constantinople and Izmir. Venice, [1780].

4 books. Varying size and condition. Non-uniform bindings.