Sephardi Machzor for the High Holy Days and nighttime Selichot. Amsterdam: Uri HaLevy, [1679].
256 leaves. 15.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Minor wear to some leaves. Tears to leaves 113-114, slightly affecting text, repaired. Gilt edges. Early gilt-decorated leather binding, with a new leather spine. Minor damage to binding.

Seder Nehora HaShalem – Tefilla Zaka. Part I: Weekdays, Shabbat and Rosh Chodesh; Part II: High Holy Days and Festivals. Vilna and Grodno, 1823. Third edition, with many additions.
Divisional title page for Part II.
Prayer book with laws and commentaries, ethics and kabbalistic practices, and more. Including "Corrections to the Text of the Prayers and Blessings" by the Gaon of Vilna and other comments in his name.
Incomplete copy. [4], 2-144, [2], 145-172, 9; [3], 53, 51-136 leaves, and another two leaves (originally: [7], 2-144, [2], 145-172, 10, [1]; [3], 54, 51-138, [2] leaves). Lacking: title page of Part I and about 9 other leaves. 16 cm. Fair condition. Stains. Tears and extensive worming, affecting text in some places. Detached leaves. Detached, damaged binding, without spine.
One of the first siddurim in which the text of the prayers and blessings follows the corrections of the Gaon of Vilna.

Collection of printed leaves – programs issued by German and Hungarian communities, listing the selichot to be recited on Yom Kippur. [Europe, 1916-1948].
In early machzorim, numerous selichot were printed for each prayer of Yom Kippur. Since the recital of all the selichot was not feasible, many communities would choose every year a number of selichot to be recited that year. The list of selected selichot was printed on handbills which they distributed to the members of the community. Occasionally, they would also include the schedule of Yom Kippur prayers, and some even printed the text of "El Melech Yoshev…" for convenience (the text of the El Melech prayer was not printed in the machzorim after each selichah, and the worshipper had to repeatedly leaf back to the page where it was printed).
The collection comprises the following orders of selichot:
• Printed leaf from the Moson community (Mosonmagyaróvár), 1916.
• Printed leaf from the Börneplatz synagogue, Frankfurt am Main, 1924. On verso – several Frankfurt customs for Yom Kippur, in German.
• Printed leaves from the Pressburg community, for 1926, 1934, 1936 (two different leaves), 1937 and 1938.
• Printed leaf from the Kehal Adat Yeshurun synagogue, Zurich, 1928.
• Printed leaves from the Beit Tefillah Yeshurun synagogue (community of R. Shimshon Refael Hirsch), Frankfurt am Main, 1932 and 1933.
• Printed leaf from the Pest community, Budapest, 1948.
• Six printed leaves, name of community not indicated, including: leaf for 1926, lithographed manuscript ("Order of Selichot and Prayer Schedule from Erev Rosh Hashana until Yom Kippur" – 2 copies); leaf for 1926, printed in Kunszentmiklós, close to Budapest; leaf for 1935; undated leaf, printed in Hamburg.
• Enclosed: printed leaf, order of lamentations for Tisha B'Av 1917 (the recital of lamentations that year may have been abridged due to WWI). With handwritten inscriptions, including: "Herrn Landrabbiner Dr. Gronemann" (R. Yitzchak Zelig Gronemann, Land Rabbi of Hanover, 1843-1918).
[19] leaves. Size and condition vary. Worming to some leaves, affecting text.

Passover Haggadah, with Marathi translation and illustrations. Bombay (Mumbai, India), [1846]. Lithographed manuscript. Original text and translation on facing pages.
Original illustrations. Illustrated title page, depicting Moshe and Aharon (inspired by the title page of the 1712 Amsterdam Haggadah). Illustrations of the simanim of the Seder and the Seder ritual dish (inspired by the Livorno Haggadah illustrations).
The first Haggadah printed according to the rite of the Bene Israel community in India. The names of the editors and publishers are printed on the title page (see Hebrew description).
The Haggadah is bound with a Jewish calendar in Marathi, compiled by R. David Yehuda Ashkenazi. Bombay, [1854].
[5], 35 [i.e. 36] leaves; [52] leaves (lacking last leaf of calendar; replaced in handwriting). 22 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, including large dark stains and dampstains. Worming, slightly affecting text. Minor wear. Handwritten inscriptions and markings. Tears to several leaves of calendar, affecting text. Old binding, worn.
Yaari Haggadot 656; Otzar HaHaggadot 895. Yaari, HaDefus HaIvri BeArtzot HaMizrach, Bombay, no. 92.

Two Passover Haggadot printed in London, with illustrations:
• Service for the Two First Nights of Passover in Hebrew and English. London, [1831].
An illustration plate (bound between the Hebrew and English title pages) depicts the interior of the Great Synagogue of London.
40, [6] leaves + [1] plate. 24 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Many dark stains to some leaves. Original half-leather binding. Wear and damage to spine and boards.
Yaari 516; Otzar HaHaggadot 717.
• Service for the Two First Nights of Passover. London, [1843].
Incomplete copy. [3], 5-20 leaves + [4] illustration plates (one presumably taken from a different Haggadah). Lacking leaves 3-4 and [1] plate. Enclosed: engraved plate from a different Haggadah published in London. 21.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Minor wear. Loose leaves, some detached. Old binding, worn and damaged, with tears to spine.
Otzar HaHaggadot 862.
This Haggadah is listed in the Bibliography of the Hebrew Book based on a copy from a private collection.