Passover Haggadah with a collection of Minhagim and Te’amim. Published by Kehat, New York – collection of editions of this Haggadah, which had many editions over the years.
The collection includes the second edition and forth.
In this edition, on the title page: “Compiled and edited by the Admor Menachem Mendel Shlita Schneersohn of Lubavitch” – one the first works by the Rebbe, indicating his greatness and vast Torah knowledge. This Haggadah introduces many sources and a summary of Dinim. The Rebbe also carried out scientific/academic research and created a work suitable for all.
1. "Second edition with additions", 1955. 47, [1] pp. An additional page at the end of the book is the "additions" referred to by the title page and it contains additional Te’amim for the holiday. Yudlov, Otzar HaHaggadot 4442. Yaari 2450.
2. "Third edition with additions", 1957. 47, [5] pp.
Beginning with this edition, the Haggadah was titled Likutei Te’amim Uminhagim. At the end of the book, the "additions" referred to by the title page and it contains additional Te’amim for the holiday – additions added to those appearing in the above second edition. Yaari 2685. Yudlov Otzar HaHaggadot 4513.
3. "Sixth edition with additions", 1972. 47, [5] pp. Printed on verso of the title page: "On the 150th year since the passing of Rabbeinu Hazaken, a special addition by the Admor Shlita was printed at the end" – this addition is printed in this edition (and all the following ones) as it appeared in the 1963 (the 150th year) edition.
4. "Tenth edition with additions", 1975. [3], 58 pp. In this edition and all following ones, the Te’amim and MInhagim were printed in the body of the Haggadah’s text. This is true also to the omissions and additions, which until then were printed at the end of the Haggadah/ Printed at its end are addiitons to the Minhagim.
5. Haggadah that was printed in 1997 (32nd edition). [6], 113 pp. THis editions differs from the previous ones since beginning with the 1995 edition, Minhagim and Te’amin that were compiled from Igrot Kodesh and other writings were added to it. This edition also includes references.
6. Haggadah that was printed in 2009 (38th edition). [4], 76 pp. In this edition, errors were corrected and it was printed in bright and large fonts. In addition, added at its end is a list of ediitons of the Haggadah shel Pesach – with Likutei Te’amin Veminhagim.
Condiitons vary. Stains of usage. Good oversll condition.
