“And I pray… Hashem Yisborach should heal you completely and speedily” - Letter of Warm Blessing & Wishes for a Speedy Recovery by Rabbi Yeshaya’le of Kerestir
Author's autograph: A complete treatise on the Torah in Handwritten by the 'Itur Bikkurim'. Not printed.
Bombshell! Handwritten Tena'im, of the Rabbi Gedaliah Tiktin Abd Breslau, signed by the chosson and kallah and Mechitunim. Landsberg, 1829
A collection of three Hasidic-historical documents, very special and very important, dealing with the holding of the Rebbe of Rozin on the traditional lighting Lag BaOmer on the roof of Zion Harshabi in Meron. Jerusalem, 1951-1952 [1951-1952 ].
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First edition of the Imrei Baruch by Rabbi Baruch Frenkel Teumim. With the signature and long proofs R. Yosef ...
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First edition of the Imrei Baruch by Rabbi Baruch Frenkel Teumim. With the signature and long proofs R. Yosef Zechariah Stern
Turei Even, novellae on tractates Rosh Hashana, Chagiga and Megilla by Rabbi Aryeh Leib of Metz, with the Imrei Baruch of Rabbi Baruch Frenkel Teumim. Vienna, [1875].
First edition of the Imrei Baruch annotations and novellae by Rabbi Baruch Frenkel Teumim.
With the signature and long proofs of Rabbi Yosef Zachariah Stern, Rabbi of Shavel
R. Yosef Zechariah Stern (1839-1904), was one of the leading rabbinical leaders of his generation and author of many highly acclaimed works. His seforim, which encompass a wide spectrum of Torah subjects, are renowned for their great erudition and reveal some of the breadth of his encyclopedic knowledge. Additionally, his opinion on complex halachic issues was much sought after, and many of his responsa are printed in his multi-volume Zecher Yehosef.
In his first published work Zecher Yehosef on the Shas, which was published when R. Yosef Zechariah was 20 years old, R. Yaakov Gesundheit of Warsaw writes in his approbation, “HaRav Hama’or Ha’Gaon Ha’Gadol Ha’Charif U’Baki Ha’Mefursam R. Yosef Zecharia Stern of Lita came before me and showed me his manuscript… and I stood there astonished and trembling at the extent of his incisive encyclopedic knowledge of Talmud Bavli, Yerushalmi, Tosefta, with all the Tshuvos, Poskim and Meforshim….”
