Seder Tefila – Siddur for the whole year in the Ashkenazi rite (Minhag Polin). Includes laws and customs, prayers and blessings for various times, selichot, hoshanot, Haggadah for Passover, prayers for the Sabbath, poems, a large confession, Keter Malchut, psalms, ma’amadot and supplications [in Yiddish] , with explanations of words and commentary by Rabbi Yehiel Michal Epstein. Karlsruhe, 1805.
Two title pages, the first one illustrated. Laws are translated into Yiddish-Deutsch column opposite column. Separate title page for the Book of Psalms [1804].
Good condition. [6], 192; 166 leaves. Good quality paper. 25 cm. Stains. Original binding with leather spine, worn.

Complete set of prayer books ‘Beit Oved' for weekdays, ‘Beit Menucha’ for Shabbat and ‘Beit Mo’ed – Beit HaShoeva’ for Sukkot and prayer for Shalosh Regalim [Pesach, Shavu’ot and Sukkot]. Sephardic custom, with commentaries and customs according to Kabbalah including rulings. By Rabbi Yehuda Shmuel Ashkenazi. Livorno, 1843-1844. First edition. These prayer books contain many significant additions; many editions were printed indicating the high demand for these books throughout Sephardic congregations of the Diaspora. Chacham Bechor Ya’akov Papoula (1867-1943), born in Jerusalem. Between 1890-1906 taught in Ahavat Achim and Doresh Tzion schools. In 1907 was sent to Tashkent and served as member of Beit Din; in 1912 returned to Holy Land and served for many years as secretary of Chief Rabbinate in city of Tel Aviv. [These Machzorim where apparently given to him as a wedding gift in 1884]. 3 volumes: [1], 256 leaves; 257 leaves; 264 leaves. Approx. 17 cm. Good-fair condition, usage wear, detached leaves and usage stains. Slight moth damage. Elegant and ornamented leather bindings, with caption: “Bechor Ya’akov Papoula – 5644”.

Seder Ha’Ashmorot, from Ellul till the Ten Days of Penitence, “According to the Rite of the Holy Community of Carpentras, Lisle, and Cavaillon". Amsterdam, [1763].
An identical edition appeared at same time, with a small change to the title page, where it stated “according to the rite of Avignon”.
Ownership records. Signature on last leaf: "This is the book of the youth Michal Ben Samuel …1747”.
82 leaves. 24 cm. Good condition, stains, little moth damage.

Two books for women: * Tchinot Bnot Yeshurun, book of prayers and supplications for women in German-Yiddish. Fürth, 1846. * Amira LeBeit Ya’akov, laws and customs for woman, by Rabbi Yitzchak Dov Bamberger [Rabbi of Würzburg]. Frankfurt am Main, [1883]. Signature and family notations of Dreyfus family of Germany. [Attached: Leaf in German and calligraphic leaf with prayer “El Melech Yoshev Al Kiseh Rachamim” and 13 Attributes of Mercy].
2 books. Various sizes, general condition good.

See list in Hebrew description.
4 books and booklets, various sizes and conditions.