Three books printed in Jerusalem in one volume:

• Tehillim Siftei Renanot, with two kabbalistic commentaries: Kan Tzipor by R. Avraham HaKohen, and Tehillot Yisrael by R. Khalifa HaKohen. Jerusalem: Yisrael Dov Frumkin, 1890.

Includes Sephardic-rite weekday and Shabbat Minchah and Maariv prayers.

Sh. Halevy, No. 735.

This edition of Tehillim contains three leaves after the title page, including one leaf with a printed dedication by the author and publisher – R. Khalifa HaKohen – filled in by hand (apparently by R. Khalifa), dedicated to "R. Tzror and his brother Mr. Eliyahu"; and two leaves with approbations by rabbis of Djerba.

Kabbalah scholar Prof. Gershom Scholem noted in his personal copy that Tehillim Siftei Renanot is extraordinarily rare.

Bound with:

• Sefer Maftechot Arachei HaKinuyim, by R. Shlomo Kahana. Jerusalem: Y. D. Frumkin, 1890.

Sh. Halevy, No. 720.

• Luach HaIbur, calendrical details for ten years, 1891-1901. Jerusalem: Y. D. Frumkin, 1890.

Sh. Halevy, No. 713.

Tehillim: [11], 231, 7, 7-12 leaves. Maftechot Arachei HaKinuyim: 39 leaves. Luach HaIbur: 36 leaves. 19 cm. Dry, somewhat brittle paper. Condition Varies, most leaves in good-fair condition, some leaves in fair condition. Stains. Many dark stains to four leaves of Tehillim. Light wear. Tears and open tears. Large open tears to three leaves of Tehillim (about half of each leaf), heavily affecting text. Light worming, slightly affecting text. Stamp. Old binding with leather spine. Wear, worming and damage to binding.

Responsa Baei Chayei, on Yoreh Deah, Even HaEzer and and Choshen Mishpat, by R. Chaim Benveniste, author of Knesset HaGedolah. Thessaloniki: Mordechai Nachman and David Israelije, 1788-1791. First edition.

Four-volume set. One volume on Yoreh Deah, including 41 leaves on Even HaEzer, and three volumes on Choshen Mishpat (the responsa on Choshen Mishpat are divided into two parts, with Part I printed in two volumes, each with a title page and preface).

Inscription on title page of third volume, and a few other inscriptions.

Four volumes. Volume I (Yoreh Deah and Even HaEzer): [2], 184; 41 leaves. Volume II (Choshen Mishpat, Part I, vol. I): [2], 178 leaves. Volume III (Choshen Mishpat, Part I, vol. II): [2], 171-313 leaves. Lacking [1] final leaf with two responsa by R. Chaim Abulafia. Volume IV (Choshen Mishpat Part II): [2], 140 leaves. 27.5-28 cm. Good to good-fair condition; several leaves in fair condition. Stains, including dampstains. Traces of former dampness with mold stains to some leaves of second volume. Worming, slightly affecting text. Tears, including open tears to first leaves of first volume, slightly affecting title frame, repaired with paper. Margins of some leaves reinforced with paper, in some cases over text. Old bindings, worn.

Nine books printed in Thessaloniki from 1746-1824. First editions and only editions:

• Shaagat Aryeh, responsa by R. Aryeh Yehudah Leib Sirkes, and Kol Shachal – responsa by R. Avraham Natan Meisels. Thessaloniki, [1746].

• Pri HaAdamah, on the Rambam, by R. Meyuchas son of R. Shmuel, Part III, Mada-Shoftim, with Tosefet HaBikurim – selections on the Talmud and Torah. Thessaloniki, [1755]. First leaves lacking. Many dampstains and traces of former dampness.

• Mateh Efraim, novellae on the Rambam, responsa and sermons, by R. Efraim Ardit. Thessaloniki, [1791].

• Lekutot HaRamban, on Tractates Berachot, Taanit, Megillah, Chagigah, Pesachim, Rosh Hashanah, Yoma, Sukkah, Moed Katan, Eruvin and Shevuot. Thessaloniki, [1791]. First edition. On title page, signature and ownership inscription of "Shaul Chaim Abadi" [a rabbi of Aleppo].

Bound with: Responsa of R. Yosef HaLevi ibn Migash. Thessaloniki, [1791].

• Ben Porat Yosef, halachic novellae on Shulchan Aruch, by R. Yosef Kovo. Thessaloniki, [1797].

• Shiyurei Berachah, novellae on the Shulchan Aruch by the Chida. Thessaloniki, [1814]. First edition of the collected edition of Birkei Yosef and Machazik Berachah.

• Shaarei Chaim, commentary on Mekach UMimkar by R. Hai Gaon, by R. Chananiah Yitzchak Michael Aryeh. Thessaloniki, [1814].

• Minchat Eliyahu, sermons by R. Eliyahu HaItamari. Thessaloniki, [1824].

9 books in 8 volumes. Size and condition varies. Good to fair condition. Stains, including dampstains. Wear. Tears and open tears, affecting text. Worming. Old bindings. The books have not been thoroughly examined, and are being sold as is.

• Kinat Sofrim, commentary on the Rambam's Sefer HaMitzvot, by R. Chananiah Cases. Livorno, 1740.

Bound with: Chok LeYisrael, critiques on the Pri Chadash by R. Chananiah Cases. Livorno, 1740.

• Maamar Mordechai, on Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim, by R. Mordechai Karmi. Livorno, 1784[-1786]. Two volumes. Second volume lacking leaves 1-2. Early leather bindings.

• Moadei Hashem, commentary on the Smag (Sefer Mitzvot Gadol), laws of Pesach, Shofar and Yom Kippur, with commentaries Tosefot Re'em and Moadei Hashem by R. Yehudah Najar. Livorno, [1808]. 18 leaves at end, with two postscripts to Shevut Yehudah (by R. Yehudah Najar). Lacking leaf 17 of the postscript at the end of the book. Stamps of R. "Gershon Mendel Kahn, Rabbi of Erdőszentgyörgy (Sângeorgiu de Pădure) and the region". On verso of title page, ownership inscription handwritten and signed by R. Gershon Mendel Kahn, stating that the book belonged to his father. On title page and next leaf, signatures of R. Moshe Eliyahu Weinsberg of Cracow, Rabbi of Bodrogkeresztúr.

• Yisa Berachah, Part I, on Rabbeinu Yerucham, by R. Yehudah Shmuel Ashkenazi. Livorno, [1822].

• Kinyan Perot, selected laws on the high holidays and Tishrei festivals, by R. Natan Amram. Livorno, [1840]. Lacking last eight leaves.

Five responsa books printed in Livorno between 1742-1852. First editions.

• Responsa Divrei Yosef, by kabbalist R. Yosef Ergas, author of Shomer Emunim. Livorno, [1742]. Signature on title page: "Refael Yaakov Sornaga". R. Refael Yaakov Sornaga, a rabbi of Jerusalem contemporaneous with R. Yom Tov (Maharit) Algazi. Went as an emissary to North Africa, passing through Livorno on his return trip. His emissary letter was signed by the Maharit Algazi, R. Yitzchak Zerachiah Azulai and his son the Chida.

• Yachin UBoaz, responsa by the brothers R. Tzemach and R. Shimon Duran, sons of R. Shlomo (the Rashbash) son of the Tashbetz, with Zera Rav, sermons by R. Masud Ben Ganon. Livorno, [1782].

• Responsa Ohalei Yaakov, by R. Yaakov Castro (Maharikash). Livorno, [1783]. Pastedowns made from parts of leaves (from two different copies of the same leaf) of Mateh Yehudah by R. Yehudah Ayash, printed in Livorno the same year.

• Responsa Zera Emet, Part II on Yoreh Deah, by R. Yishmael HaKohen, Rabbi of Modena. Livorno, [1796]. At the end, 15 leaves with Kitzur Hilchot Terefot.

• Vayiken Yosef, alphabetical discussion of Talmudic topics by R. Yosef Burgil of Tunis. Livorno, [1852].

5 books. Size and condition varies. Good to fair condition. Stains. Tears and open tears. Worming. Old bindings.