Collection of books (incomplete copies) printed in the 16 th -17 th centuries:
On the first leaf is the signature of Rabbi "Avraham Alkalai" author of Zechor L'Avraham, and on the line above, his son Rabbi Shmuel Alkalai adds his signature "Shmuel".
Rabbi Avraham Alkalai, author of Zechor L'Avraham (1759-1811), an exceptional well-known Torah scholar of Salonika. From 1780, served as dayan and Torah authority in Dovnitza (Bulgaria) and after the death of the Rabbi of the city, Rabbi Avraham Sid, he was appointed his successor. In 1819, he ascended to Eretz Israel and settled in Safed. He wrote the Chesed L’Avraham responsa, and his famous Zechor L’Avraham (halachic rulings in alphabetical order) became one of the basic books for Halacha study and is mentioned often in the books of the poskim.
His son Rabbi Shmuel Alkalai, a rabbi in Tiberias, [mentioned in the introduction to the book Chesed L’Avraham Salonika 1813, signed with Tiberias rabbis on the emissary writ of Rabbi Yehuda Nechmad from 1831].
• Tzror HaMor. Rabbi Avraham Seba. Venice 1545. Printed by Marco Antonio Justinian, second edition. (missing title page, replaced with photocopy, worm holes and restorations. New semi-leather binding).
• Kuzari. Rabbi Yehuda HaLevi. Venice 1547, printed by Meir ben Ya'akov Frentzoni. (missing last 6 leaves replaced with photocopies).
• Sefer HaTerumot. Rabbi Shmuel HaSardi the Ramban's disciple. Prague 1605, printed by Moshe ben Rabbi Bezalel Katz. (missing title page, damaged leaves, worm holes).
4 books, varied size and condition, good-fair to fair-poor.

A varied collection of books of responsa – Halachic responsa, printed in Salonika and Izmir, between the years 1652-1868. Most of the books are single and rare editions.
For a complete list of books see Hebrew text.
Lot of 7 books. Size and condition varies.

Collection of books printed in Salonika.
For a complete list, please see Hebrew description.
7 books. 28-30 cm. Varied condition, good-fair.

Passover Haggadah, in Hebrew and Italian [Italian in Hebrew letters], with commentaries and "illustrations of all the wonders and miracles". Venice, [1716]. Bragadin printing.
All pages are framed by architectural framing, with many wood-cut illustrations.
This Haggadah was published simultaneously in two other editions, "in the Ashkenazi language" [Yiddish] and in the "Sephardic language" [Ladino].
[26] leaves. 31 cm. Poor condition, coarse tears (with some damage caused to the text), stains and wear. Detached leaves. No cover.

Passover Haggadah, with "Tzli Esh" commentary – abridged Zevach Pesach by the Abarbanel, with laws and illustrations. Amsterdam [1765].
Wood-cut illustrations.
[1], 32 leaves. 23 cm. Fair condition. Wear and many stains. Some coarse tears on the last leaf, with damage caused to the text. Original vellum cover, with damages.
Ya'ari 155; Otzar HaHaggadot 244.