Auction 22
Lot 171:
1. Shot Yaskil Avadi, first section, by Rav Ovadia Hadaya. With note on the page after the binding, on the cover, on the back of the cover, that the book belonged to Rav Lupis, and on the back of the cover is a dedication handwritten by the author to Rav Lupis. Jerusalem 1931. Cover with gilded letters. Printed by HaMaarav. Generally good condition. 2. Shot Yaskil Avadi, second section, by Rav Ovadia Hadaya. Note on the cover that the book belonged to Rav Lupis, and on the back of the cover is a dedication handwritten by the author to Rav Lupis. Jerusalem 1935. Cover with gilded letters. Printed by HaMaarav. Generally good condition. Cover cut in the bottom part 3. Shot v’Davar Shalom by Rav Shalom Hadaya (father of Rav Ovadia). With dedication on the back of the cover handwritten by the author to Rav Lupis and his son Eliyahu Lupis. Jerusalem 1924. Printed: Shmuel HaLevi Zuckerman. Generally good condition. Only edition! 4. VeYosef Shaul, by Rav Yosef Shaul Alisher. With a dedication handwritten by the author to Rav Lupis. Jerusalem 1942. Generally good condition. Rav Eliyahu Lupis (1890-1938) was a Ram in the Porat Yosef yeshiva, dayan at the Beit Din for Sefardim in Jerusalem, and a founder of the Bayit VeGan neighborhood of Jerusalem. Among his students were appointed famous rabbis, including Rav Ovadia Yosef. | Rav Yosef Shaul Alisher (1867-1948) was a public figure and Jerusalem businessman, president of the Va’ad Eida Sfardit in Jerusalem, founder of the Zikaron Moshe neighborhood, and member of the first Assembly of Representatives. | Rav Ovadia Hadaya (1889-1969) was a dayan and kabbalist. Served as head of the kabbalistic yeshiva Beit el, member of the Council of Torah Sages, and member of the High Rabbinical Court. Was Chief Sefardi rabbi of Petah Tikva, and won the Israel Prize for Torah Literature in 1968.
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