A Large Collection of Passover Haggadahs printed in the United States

A Large Collection of Passover Haggadahs printed in the United States
A collection of 240 Passover Haggadahs printed in the United States.
The collection includes haggadahs with English translations that were printed in the beginning of the 20th century, and also haggadahs with commentary in Yiddish from that period. Haggadahs with English translations and with illustrations that were printed in the middle of the 20th century. Haggadahs that were printed after the Holocaust with captions such as “from slavery to freedom” and the like, and haggadahs with commentaries printed with photographs.
Following is partial short list of the less common and more special haggadahs in the collection:
Haggadahs by J. D. Eisenstein in Hebrew, Yiddish and English – 1928. Haggadah “Aggadat Ezov” -1924, Otzar Haggadot 2951. Haggadah “Beit HaYayin” printed by chassidei Sadigora – 1961. Hagadah “Livnat HaSapir”-1949, Otzar Haggadot 4137. Haggadah with pictures 1941, first print , Otzar Haggadot 3862. Haggadah according to Rabbi Kasher, 1950, Otzar Haggadot 4187. Haggadah with 60 commentaries in Yiddish, 1912, Otzar Haggadot 2553. Reconstructionist Movement Haggadah, first print, later titled “The New Seder, ” Otzar Haggadot 3856. Two haggadahs with Hebrew commentary by H.A. Kaplan, Otzar Haggadot 3044,3042. Haggadah with English translation printed by the yeshiva of Rabbi Yaakov Yosef with his picture (1912). Haggadah with English translation published by the yeshiva of Rabeinu Shlomo Kluger. Seder Pesach in Russian published by Chabad, 1959.
Size and condition vary. In general most of the haggadahs are in very fine condition, some fine condition.