Two books by Rabbi Dov Ber the Mitteler Rebbe of Lubavitch:
* Sefer Biurei HaZohar, Chassidic commentary on the Zohar. Lacking imprint [Lviv: S.L. Flecker, 1861]. First edition of "Hosafot LeSefer Biurei HaZohar" (printed with a separate leaf-numbering sequence and a separate title page). The imprint "Kopust 1816" is featured on both title pages.
Inscription on endpaper: "Property of… Abraham n"y Kobalkin" (probably the father of Rabbi Shmuel Chaim Kobalkin from Mogilev and Jerusalem, 1890-1945; Chassid of Rebbe Rashab and Rebbe Rayatz).
[2], 64, 31-34, 69-84, 40, 31-34; [12], 13-20, [1] ff. 24.5 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains, including large dampstains and dark stains. Tears and wear to title page and few initial leaves, not affecting text. New leather binding.

* Sefer Imrei Binah, on Achdus HaShem. Lviv: Ab. Nis. Suess und B. L. Necheles, 1862. The word "Kopust" is featured on title page.
[2], 82; 25 ff. 24.5 cm. Good condition. Stains, including dark stains and wear. Minor marginal tears. Inked stamps. New leather binding.
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Manuscript (Chabad "bichel"), copying of Hemshech "Mayim Rabim 1876" discourses, by Rabbi Shmuel the Rebbe Maharash of Lubavitch. [ca. Last decades of the 19th century].
Headings on the first pages: "Vayeira", "Toldoth 1876", "Chayei Sarah 1876", "VaYetze 1876". The Bichel comprises 198 chapters )chapters 121-198 feature a "Kitzur" – a concise version of the text, following each of the chapters(.

Hemshech "Mayim Rabim 1876" is based on the "Mayim Rabim" essay in the book "Torah Or" by the Alter Rebbe. "Hemshech" in Chabad terminology refers to a series of discourses clarifying kabbalistic and Chassidic topics, with each discourse a continuation of the previous one. Rebbe Maharash was the first to develop this style of discourse.
The present Hemshech was found in many "Bichelach" and was only printed for the first time by the Lubavitcher Rebbe (with commentary and references), in the book "Torath Shmuel – Shaar Shelishi" (Brooklyn, 1946). The printed version of the text was largely based on a copy prepared by the renowned "Schreiber" (copyist) Rabbi Shmuel Sofer, with minor variations from the present manuscript.

[83] ff. Second and third leaves bound out of sequence. Approx. 23-24 cm. Good condition. Stains, including dark stains. Creases, tears, and minor wear. New leather binding (with new endpapers).
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Avodat HaLevi, Chassidic essays on the Torah portions and festivals, Haftarot, Megillot, letters, selections on various topics of Kabbalah and Chassidut, and responsa, by Rebbe Aaron HaLevi Segal Horowitz of Staroselye. [Lviv]-Warsaw, [1842-1866]. First edition. Complete set – four parts in four volumes.
* Vol. I (Bereshit-Vayikra, festivals and Megillot – Lviv, 1842): [2], 93; [1], 76; 56, [1] ff. ([1] final leaf – omissions from Parasht Miketz; originally bound at the end of vol. IV).
* Vol. II (Selections and responsa – Lviv, 1842): [1], 35, [2], 45-106 ff.
* Vol. III (Bamidbar – Warsaw, 1866): [2], 31, 33-76 ff.
* Vol. IV (Devarim – Warsaw, 1866): [2], 62; 18, [4] ff. (corrections and omissions leaves, bound at the end of the volume).

Approx. 23.5 cm. Overall good condition. Stains and minor dampstains. Minor creases. Minor tears, some repaired with paper, slightly affecting text. Few inked stamps. New, matching leather bindings.
PLEASE NOTE: Item descriptions were shortened in translation. For further information, please refer to Hebrew text.