works.
1. Yismach Moshe on the Shas and Moadim, by the Admor Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum of Ohel, with four inset books: Yayin HaRokeach, Siach Sfonim, Tochechat Haim Amira Ne’imah, and Avkat Rochel—first edition, Ormorosh-Sighet 1908. [2], 96 leaves. Bound with the book Zikaron Menachem, agadah and imrot tehorot on the Torah and moadim by Rabbi Menachem Zvi Rosenberg, Av Beit Din of Nodipolo, first edition Munkatch 1913. [4], 136 leaves. Stamps of ownership: “Dov Ber Nata Nater der Grosvardin”. Old binding with leather spine.
2. Likkutei Maharich on halachot of prayer and more, by Rabbi Yisrael Haim Friedman of Rachov, a student of the Yeitev Lev. Missing the title page and more, first edition? Sighet 1900. Partially missing, [1], 148 leaves instead of [4], 148 leaves. Pages detached, tape, stains.
3. Yesod v’Shoresh HaAvodah by Rabi Alexander Ziskind. Warsaw 1875. [2], 116, 19, [1] leaves. At the end is an exegesis on the boundaries of Israel from Sefer Yehoshua with a map of the Land of Israel and the boundaries of the division of the land. Includes a jacket on orange paper, stains, moth holes. Stamps of ownership: “Hillel Simchon”, “from the books of Shlomo Zalman of Gilner.”
4. Pri HaAretz by the Admor Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Vitebsk. Edition with additions—Jerusalem 1953 approx, based on the approbation of the Admor Rabbi Yaakov Friedman of Husiatyn. Colorful page before the title page. Partially unpaginated.
5. Menorat Zahav, by the Admor Rabbi Zusha of Anipoli. No year or place of printing noted on title page, it seems to be the Warsaw 1904 edition. 68 leaves. Worn cover, partially missing and creased, old binding is partially detached.
6. Avodat Yisrael by the Admor HaMaggid of Kozhnitz, who was nicknamed in accordance with the title of the book. Warsaw 1875. 95 leaves.
Stains and light tears, old binding.
