Rare Siddur: Seder HaTefillot, with Ivri Teitch. Amsterdam, 1791

Rare Siddur: Seder HaTefillot, with Ivri Teitch. Amsterdam, 1791

Complete copy with Tehillim and techinot

Prayer services for the entire year per the custom in Poland, with parashiyot and prakim, Shir HaYichud, Pirkei Avot, Tehillim and techinot. Yiddish translation at the bottom of the pages. Amsterdam, at the press of Yochanan Levi Rofeh and his brother-in-law, Baruch. 1791. Rare siddur. This edition is not listed in Mif'al HaBibliographiah HaIvri. The copy in the National Library is from the Valmadonna collection.

The siddur includes three parts, with three different title pages. The siddur's title page: Includes prayers for the entire annual calendar, Hoshanot, Ma'arivim, Zulatot and Yotzrot; Selichot, prayers for the eve of Rosh Chodesh. The title page for Tehillim: Tehillim service arranged according to day of the week, with a sufficient commentary in Yiddish. Title page for the techinot [Yiddish]: Weekdays and Shabbat, Yamim Tovim and blessing Rosh Chodesh, and for during shofar-blasts. Printed on the main title page [beginning in Yiddish]: For your wives ... brides ... many beautiful techinahs ... with several virtues." The printers write that it was printed with large letters suited to elderly men and women as well.

[1] 243, 105; 144 leaf. 17 cm. The third title page and the back of the siddur bear notations from the period of printing.

Fine condition. Aging stains. Well-preserved antique leather binding.