Bidspirit auctions | Winner'S Auction Sep 18, 2025
Winner'S, Sep 18, 2025. 183 lots, estimates 150 - 30000 $.
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Lots in this catalog (183)
- Lot 1: Set of Chumashim. London, 1858. Set with Especially Fine Leather Bindings — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 2: “Like Him There Was None Before” – The Five Books of the Torah, with the Precise Emendations of the Minchat Shai. — $2,000 - $4,000
- Lot 3: Mishneh Torah by Maimonides – Amsterdam, 1702. The “Mikhtav” Edition. Complete Set with Diagram Leaves — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 4: Haftarot for Passover – Haftarot de Pesah (Translated into Spanish). Larache [Morocco], Goya Press, ca. 1940 [ת"ש]. — $400 - $500
- Lot 5: Shulchan Aruch with Chukei Chaim by the son-in-law of the Magen Avraham, including the siddur! – Berlin, — $2,000 - $3,000
- Lot 6: She'agat Aryeh. Frankfurt an der Oder, 1756. First Edition — $1,000 - $1,300
- Lot 7: “Chevrat Gemilut Chasadim” of Gibraltar – Order of Prayers for Comfort at the Time of the Departing Soul, — $300 - $400
- Lot 8: Minhag Ioannina – Shir HaShirim with Greek Translation – [Salonika, 1926] — $150 - $200
- Lot 9: Haggadah Shel Pesach, according to the customs of the Vilna Gaon, with the commentary Zera Gad. Vilna, 1860. — $500 - $800
- Lot 10: Maharshdam – Two Parts – With the Signature of Rabbi Yosef Zamiro — $300 - $400
- Lot 11: Responsa of the Radbaz – Venice, 1749. First Edition. Signed and Annotated Copy — $300 - $400
- Lot 12: Collection of Yalkut HaGershuni Volumes — $400 - $500
- Lot 13: Sefer HaAroch MiShach; Teshuvot Mahari”A (Yehuda Ya’aleh); She’elot U’Teshuvot Beit Ephraim. — $500 - $800
- Lot 14: Tikkun Soferim Set. Amsterdam, 1768–1769 (5528–5529). Five volumes — $200 - $300
- Lot 15: Polemic – Masechet Avot with the Commentary Yen Levanon. Berlin, 1775. First Edition — $150 - $200
- Lot 16: Teshuvot HaTashbetz. Amsterdam, 1738–1741. First Edition — $600 - $800
- Lot 17: Complete Set of Rav Alfas. Pressburg, 1836–1839 [תקצ"ו–תרצ"ט]. Including the Engraving — $500 - $700
- Lot 18: Ma’asei LaMelech – [Lviv?], 1849. Never before offered at auction! — $300 - $400
- Lot 19: Pnei Aryeh. Responsa by Rabbi Aryeh Leib Bresla, Av Beit Din of Emden and Rotterdam. Amsterdam, 1790. First Edition — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 20: Imrei Moshe – responsa on profound halachic topics, by Rabbi Moshe Sokolovsky, Rosh Yeshiva in Brisk. Warsaw, 1921. — $250 - $350
- Lot 21: Magen Avot by the Tashbetz, against the heretics – First edition — $150 - $250
- Lot 22: Set of the Five Books of the Torah with Commentaries. Vienna, 1794 [תקנ"ד]. Deluxe Edition — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 23: Torat HaNazir – First Work of R. Yitzchak Hutner. With Wrapper Title Page — $200 - $300
- Lot 24: Meshech Chochmah. Riga, 1927. First and rare edition. — $400 - $500
- Lot 25: Chumash Me’or Einayim – With Ein HaKoreh and Ein HaSofer, and Haftarot – Edited by Wolf Heidenheim. Rödelheim, — $600 - $700
- Lot 26: Miniature prayer book in an unknown edition. New York – Los Angeles, 1955 — $600 - $800
- Lot 27: Miniature Machzor for the High Holidays. Amsterdam, 1740. — $700 - $800
- Lot 28: Machzor for the High Holy Days, Sephardic Rite. Florence, 1735 — $300 - $400
- Lot 29: Machzor Mo'adei Hashem – Tefillat Arvit and the Haggadah Shel Pesach according to the custom of the Sephardic — $700 - $800
- Lot 30: Prayers for the Welfare of the Emperor and Various Poems. Mantua, 1789 [5509] — $300 - $400
- Lot 31: Prayer Book Printed for Jewish Soldiers in the French Army during World War I Seder Tefilah Bekitzur LeBnei Yisrael — $200 - $300
- Lot 32: Rare: Special siddur for Yom Kippur Katan prayers, recommended by Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky! – Vilna, 1859 – first edition. — $200 - $300
- Lot 33: Responsa of the Maharana"ch – Constantinople, [1610]. First Edition. Foundational Work — $2,000 - $2,500
- Lot 34: Iggerot LeMa’or HaGadol – Responsa and Letters of the Rambam. Venice, 1544. — $1,300 - $1,500
- Lot 35: Sefer HaIkkarim by Rabbi Yosef Albo – Rimini, 1522 — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 36: Porat Yosef. Venice, 1590. Only Edition — $600 - $1,000
- Lot 37: Torat HaAdam. Venice, 1595 — $700 - $800
- Lot 38: Yad Charutzim. Venice, 1595. Only and Rare Edition — $1,000 - $1,300
- Lot 39: Sha’arei Shamayim, Prague, 1675. Only Edition. Exceptionally Rare Book — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 40: Yemin Moshe. Mantua, 1624. First and Rare Edition — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 41: Imrei Shefer, by Rabbi Naftali Ashkenazi of Safed. Venice, 1601. First edition, printed during the author’s lifetime — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 42: Rosh Emunah. Venice, 1545 — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 43: Sefer Rinat Dodim, a commentary on Shir HaShirim, by the kabbalist Rabbi Eliyahu ben Moshe of Lorenz. Basel, 1600. — $500 - $600
- Lot 44: Twelve Sermons – by the Ran. Venice, 1594 [Shin-Nun-Dalet]. Special Variant. — $900 - $1,200
- Lot 45: Sefer Otiyot shel Rabbi Akiva ztz”l. Krakow, 1579 — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 46: Torah, Prophets and Writings – Oxford, 1750. Exceptionally Rare — $4,000 - $5,000
- Lot 47: Perush HaTorah by Rabbi Don Yitzchak Abarbanel. Hanau, 1710. Complete Copy — $150 - $200
- Lot 48: El Yitzchak. Lemberg, ca. 1820. Extremely Rare — $200 - $300
- Lot 49: Shefa Tal. By Rabbi Shabtai Segal Horowitz. Frankfurt am Main, 1719. Kabbalistic Illustrations — $400 - $500
- Lot 50: Sefer Yalkut Re’uveni on Oneg Shabbat. By Rabbi Reuven Katz. [Paritzk], 1817. Distinguished Copy — $400 - $500
- Lot 51: Tikkun Shovavim. Mantua, 1729 [5489]. With handwritten addition — $250 - $300
- Lot 52: Sefer Ilan HaGadol. Warsaw, 1893. Kabbalistic Illustrations — $200 - $300
- Lot 53: Seder Avodah – by Rabbi Menachem Azariah of Fano (Rema MiPano). Kabbalistic Prayers for Livelihood. Venice, — $300 - $400
- Lot 54: For the first time in the world: Tzemach Tzaddik – segulah for safeguarding the covenant for the newborn – Izmir, — $500 - $800
- Lot 55: Set of Machzorim for the High Holy Days and the Three Pilgrimage Festivals. Zhitomir, 1857. Complete and Rare — $6,000 - $8,000
- Lot 56: Selichot. Zhitomir, 1854 — $5,000 - $7,000
- Lot 57: Tehillim with Metzudat David and Metzudat Tzion – Zhitomir, Shapira Press — $3,000 - $5,000
- Lot 58: Be’er HaGolah. Zhitomir, 1860 [1859] — $1,000 - $1,200
- Lot 59: Or Zarua. Zhitomir, First Edition — $500 - $600
- Lot 60: Shu"t Divrei Chaim, Lviv, 1875. Two parts in one volume. First edition. Wide margins — $800 - $1,300
- Lot 61: Imrei Binah – Kapust, 1821 [תקפ"א]. First Edition — $500 - $700
- Lot 62: Imrei Shem. Kalmiya, 1880. First Edition. Segulah Book — $300 - $400
- Lot 63: Rare: Likutei Tzvi, by a disciple of the Ohev Yisrael of Apta. Only edition – Zhitomir, Shadov Press, 1866. — $200 - $400
- Lot 64: Extremely Rare: Divrei Tzaddikim – Polemic Against the Chassidic Movement – Odessa, 1867. — $400 - $500
- Lot 65: Tehillim with the Commentary "Amarot Tehorot" – The First Chassidic Commentary on Tehillim – First Edition — $1,300 - $1,500
- Lot 66: Two Handwritten Pages by the Heichal HaBerachah of Komárno; Autograph of the Segulah Sefer 'Mishnayot Komárno — $6,000 - $8,000
- Lot 67: The Struggle Against the Mixed-Gender Swimming Pool in Jerusalem – [1958] – Historic Archive — $5,000 - $7,000
- Lot 68: “Banei, Chayei U’Mezonei Revicha” – Letter of Blessings from Rabbi David Babad, son of the Minchat Chinuch, — $300 - $500
- Lot 69: Edut LeYisrael. With Numerous Glosses in the Holy Handwriting of the Rebbe, Author of Pnei Menachem of Ger — $400 - $500
- Lot 70: Handwritten Correction by the Rebbe ? Regarding the Birth of His Son — $400 - $500
- Lot 71: Nachalat Azriel – With the Signature and Glosses of Rabbi Meir Shapira of Lublin — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 72: “And to repair that which I have damaged” – A rare letter by Rebbe Baruch Yerachmiel Yehoshua Rabinowitz of Munkacs — $400 - $500
- Lot 73: Rare Poster Announcing a Sermon and Tisch by the Munkacs Rebbe, Rabbi Baruch Rabinowitz — $200 - $400
- Lot 74: Letter from the Admor Rabbi Meshulam Zusia Twersky of Chernobyl — $400 - $500
- Lot 75: Autograph Letter, in the Hand and with the Signature of the Rebbe Rabbi Avraham Menachem Danziger of Alexander. 1978 — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 76: Letter from the Yeshuot Moshe of Vizhnitz Upon the Marriage of the Rosh Yeshivah of Tshebin. Bnei Brak, 1970 — $500 - $700
- Lot 77: Rashei Besamim – First Edition. Association Copy — $400 - $500
- Lot 78: Arba Me’ot Shekel Kesef – The Copy of the Rebbe of Oshpitzin (Auschwitz) — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 79: Sha’ar HaGilgulim – The Copy of the Rebbe of Toldot Aharon. — $400 - $500
- Lot 80: Hundreds of handwritten annotations! – Siddur Derech HaChaim and Nehora HaShalem, Ashkenaz rite, — $200 - $300
- Lot 81: Gai Chazon. Poem in Honor of Moses Montefiore. Jerusalem, 1855. Rare — $500 - $600
- Lot 82: Oversized Photograph – Tachkemoni School, North Tel Aviv – 1930s–1940s — $300 - $400
- Lot 83: Rare Poster of the Old “Bais Yaakov” – Jerusalem, 1934. — $150 - $250
- Lot 84: Complete Set of a Rare and Early American Jewish Periodical: HaModia LaChodashim – New York, 1901–1902 [5654–5662]. — $200 - $300
- Lot 85: Collection of 9 Account Booklets – Income and Expenditure of the Diskin Orphanage, Jerusalem. — $500 - $700
- Lot 86: Autograph Ledger of the Va’ad HaKlali. Jerusalem, 1906. A unique and highly valuable item — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 87: Exceptionally Rare – Not in the National Library: Collection of [7] Booklets of Shemesh Tzedakah, — $200 - $300
- Lot 88: Prayer Before Torah Study by the “Tzaddik of Greiditz” – Jerusalem, 1869 (תרכ"ט) — $400 - $600
- Lot 89: Printed Proclamation by Rabbi Shmuel Salant – The “Kollel America” Controversy — $150 - $200
- Lot 90: Rare Photographs of Moroccan Kabbalists [8] — $2,000 - $2,500
- Lot 91: Beit Din testimony deed, signed by the Baba Sali. Erfoud, 1941 — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 92: A Letter by Baba Chaki — $400 - $600
- Lot 93: Unknown lamentation on the passing of the kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak son of Rabbi Yaakov Abuhatzeira (buried in Tuelal), — $300 - $500
- Lot 94: Letter from Rabbi Avraham Abihatsira of Tiberias to the Wealthy Benefactor R. Yeshu’a Corcos of Marrakesh. Tiberias, — $300 - $400
- Lot 95: Envelope from Baba Chaki – With His Handwriting — $200 - $400
- Lot 96: A Fascinating Halachic Responsum by Rabbi Ovadia Yosef – On Reading Bialik’s “Sefer HaAggadah” – 1974 — $300 - $500
- Lot 97: Manuscript volume containing three works bound together, authored by sages of the Berdugo family. Meknes, — $3,000 - $5,000
- Lot 98: A Letter by Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, Including a Personal Request for Prayers on His Behalf — $400 - $600
- Lot 99: Leaf of Torah novellae by the Malach Rabbi Raphael Birdugo, autograph. 18th century. — $500 - $700
- Lot 100: Receipt for the Kabbalists’ Yeshiva “Zichron Shimon” – Signed by the Elder of the Kabbalists, — $300 - $400
- Lot 101: Recommendation Letter Signed by the Rabbis of Tiberias, Including the Kabbalist Rabbi Avraham Abuhatzeira – Tiberias, — $300 - $400
- Lot 102: A collection of documents and pamphlets from Egypt — $500 - $800
- Lot 103: A fine deed signed by Rabbi Yehuda Ben Attar and Rabbi Shlomo Yaakov Abitbol. Tefillalt, 1811. — $500 - $600
- Lot 104: Autograph Letter by Maran Rabbi Ovadia Yosef in Praise of the ‘Etz Chaim Atlas’ Series – [1981] — $300 - $500
- Lot 105: Deed of sale of a courtyard in the city of Fez, 1855 — $250 - $400
- Lot 106: Original Notebook in the Hand of the Mysterious Sage M. — $25,000 - $30,000
- Lot 107: An important letter by Rabbi Moshe Feinstein on the occasion of the founding of the “Union of Rabbis.” — $1,000 - $1,200
- Lot 108: Letter by the eminent Gaon, Rabbi Reuven Dannenburger, author of Rosh LeRe’uveni — $1,600 - $2,000
- Lot 109: Historical Document Regarding the Entry Visa to Israel for Maran Rabbi Eliyahu Lopian — $300 - $400
- Lot 110: Interesting Letter Signed by Rabbi Kook — $300 - $500
- Lot 111: Receipt signed by Rabbi Yosef Dov Soloveitchik, Rosh Yeshiva of Brisk and son of the Brisker Rav. 1963 — $400 - $500
- Lot 112: “Better a Dry Crust in the Land than Abundant Good Abroad” Letter of the Gaon Rabbi Yechezkel Abramsky — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 113: Letter by the Renowned Gaon Rabbi Nach Shimonovitz, Rosh Yeshiva of Knesses Chizkiyahu — $200 - $300
- Lot 114: Rare: Letter by the Gaon Rabbi Gedalia Schorr, Rosh Yeshiva of Torah Vodaath, and Rabbi Alexander Linchner. — $200 - $300
- Lot 115: Letter from the Gaavad of Jerusalem, the Gaon Rabbi Zelig Reuven Bengis, addressed to the leaders of American Jewry — $300 - $400
- Lot 116: “The Righteous Convert Avraham ben Avraham” – Letter of Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaKohen Kook to the Administrators of — $300 - $400
- Lot 117: Autograph Letter by the Wonder-Worker Rabbi Yitzchak Huberman – “The Tzaddik of Ra’anana.” 1952 [5712] — $200 - $300
- Lot 118: "Vayochlu Anavim MiShechitato Vayisba’u" – Collection of [4] “Shechitah Approvals” by the Holy Gaon Rabbi Yosef Tzvi — $500 - $800
- Lot 119: “Zikhron Ahavah” – Beautiful Torah novellae letter from the Gaon Rabbi Yehuda HaChanuchi to the Gaon Rabbi Eliezer — $300 - $400
- Lot 120: Letter from Rabbi Aryeh Levin, regarding a request for medical assistance for a sick person. 1966. — $150 - $200
- Lot 121: “He Who Keeps the Fig Tree Shall Eat Its Fruit” – Interesting Letter from R. Chaim Berlin to the Rabbis of Jerusalem — $700 - $1,000
- Lot 122: “To Develop the Soil of the Holy Land of Israel” – Rare Mission Letter from the Great Sages of Eretz Israel — $300 - $400
- Lot 123: "Biblical Letter" from Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaKohen Kook to Rabbis of the Colonies in the Land of Israel — $1,000 - $1,200
- Lot 124: Touching Letter from the “Refugee Rabbis” to Their Benefactors in Eretz Israel. [1940] — $250 - $300
- Lot 125: Rare Letter from the Gaon and Kabbalist Rabbi Moshe Kliers, Av Beit Din of Tiberias. 1924 — $300 - $500
- Lot 126: Letter signed by Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach and others. — $150 - $250
- Lot 127: "Yehi Chelki Imachem" – A Historical Letter on the Chibat Zion Movement by the Gaon Rabbi Mordechai Eliasberg, — $300 - $500
- Lot 128: A rare early handwritten letter from Maran HaGaon HaRav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv, to one of Jerusalem’s kabbalists — $300 - $400
- Lot 129: Order of “Vecharot Imo HaBrit” in manuscript. 19th century. — $300 - $400
- Lot 130: Baraita DeMelechet HaMishkan; with Correction in the Author’s Handwriting — $200 - $250
- Lot 131: Lechem Min HaShamayim. By the Grandson of the Chida. With His Handwritten Page — $500 - $1,000
- Lot 132: Mo'adei Hashem. Livorno, 1808. Author’s Dedication — $300 - $500
- Lot 133: Leket HaMishnah – The Copy of the Netziv of Volozhin — $200 - $300
- Lot 134: Sas Anochi. Livorno, 1874 – Only and Rare Edition. Author's Dedication — $250 - $350
- Lot 135: Nokhach HaShulchan, with Author’s Dedication. Izmir, 1868. First Edition — $300 - $400
- Lot 136: Knesset HaGedolah – The Copy of the “Kapei Aharon, ” Rabbi Aharon Azriel. — $300 - $400
- Lot 137: Reishit Chochmah – Mussar by Rabbi Eliyahu de Vidas, a Disciple of the Ramak – Fürth, 1763 — $300 - $400
- Lot 138: Extremely Rare – Autograph Signature of the Holy Gaon Rabbi Aharon of Kuyl, Author of Beit Aharon, — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 139: Sefer Sifrei by Rabbi Chaim Palaggi, with the dedication of his son Rabbi Avraham Palaggi — $300 - $500
- Lot 140: Chavalim Bane’imim – with the Author’s Dedication to Rabbi Chaim Berlin — $300 - $400
- Lot 141: Seferei HaRamchal – with a dedication by the Mashgiach, Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler — $500 - $800
- Lot 142: Beit HaYayin, sermons. Izmir, 1888. Sole and rare edition — $250 - $300
- Lot 143: Sadeh Yehoshua, commentary on the Jerusalem Talmud. Constantinople, 1749. First edition. Oriental handwritten glosses — $250 - $350
- Lot 144: Ba'al HaNefesh. Berlin, 1762; Signature by the Gaon Rabbi Ya'akov Shemesh, the Chatam Sofer's Rabbi — $400 - $600
- Lot 145: Mishnayot, Seder Taharot. Copy of Rabbi Yechezkel Levenstein — $500 - $700
- Lot 146: Ya’ir Ozén, Midbar Kedemot – Livorno, 1793. Chida. First edition — $400 - $600
- Lot 147: Collection of [4] Books from the Library of Rabbi Moshe Aryeh Freund, Gaavad of Jerusalem — $200 - $300
- Lot 148: Matnat Yado – The Copy of the Author of Sedei Chemed — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 149: Sha’ar Mishpat – The Copy of Rabbi Shmuel Salant. — $400 - $500
- Lot 150: She’elot uTeshuvot Bnei Binyamin and Kerev Eish. Jerusalem, 1876. Dedication by the author of Yisa Berakha. — $300 - $400