Bidspirit auctions | Winner'S Auction Jul 6
Winner'S, Jul 6. 190 lots, estimates 150 - 1500 $.
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For every lot on which you place a bid but do not win, you will earn one point.
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Lots in this catalog (190)
- Lot 243: Bill of Sale from Constantinople Signed by Rabbis and Community Leaders – 1801 — $600 - $800
- Lot 111: Derashot HaTorah – Padua, 1567. Among the Earliest Hebrew Books Printed in Padua — $600 - $800
- Lot 209: A Dispute Between the Leaders of the Generation — A Fascinating Torah Lecture in the Handwriting of Maran Rabbi Aharon — $500 - $700
- Lot 214: “A Severe Warning” — A Rare Collection of Letters Revealing the Educational Philosophy of Maran Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach — $250 - $300
- Lot 121: The First Passover Haggadah Printed in Tunis – With Judeo-Arabic Translation in Hebrew Characters — $500 - $800
- Lot 128: Yad Malachi – A Foundational Work on the Principles of Talmudic Methodology and Halachic Decision-Making. Livorno, — $400 - $500
- Lot 129: Lechem Setarim – Commentary on Tractate Avodah Zarah. Strasbourg, 1777. — $150 - $200
- Lot 177: “Regarding Kosher Food” — A Rare Document Concerning Kashrut, Signed by Maran Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski. Vilna, 1927 — $200 - $400
- Lot 178: Lengthy Letter from Rabbi Eliezer Yehuda Finkel, Rosh Yeshivas Mir – Mir, 1929 — $150 - $200
- Lot 181: An Unpublished Letter from Rabbi Abraham Isaac HaKohen Kook to Prof. — $500 - $600
- Lot 182: “The Establishment of the Rabbinical Court” — Founding Document of the Rabbinical Court of Jaffa, — $200 - $300
- Lot 190: An Extraordinary Letter from the Author of Even HaEzel to the Leading Jewish Jurist of Tel Aviv. Jerusalem, 1931 — $500 - $600
- Lot 189: Marriage Permit Issued by Rabbi Tzvi Pesach Frank – Jerusalem, 1957 — $200 - $300
- Lot 191: Rare Rabbinic Certification by Maran Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld, Mara D’Ara d’Yisrael — $500 - $800
- Lot 160: Sdei Chemed – First Edition. Author’s Presentation Inscription and Manuscript Annotations. Warsaw, 1891 — $500 - $600
- Lot 224: Rare Content: An Awe-Inspiring Letter from the Author of Sdei Chemed — Lag BaOmer, 5653 (1893). — $500 - $700
- Lot 205: “I Wish to Publish My Sefer on Yevamos” — A Rare Letter by Maran the Steipler Concerning the Printing of Kehillos — $500 - $800
- Lot 218: Manuscript Copy of Sefer Ha-Harkavah – Transcribed from the Venice 1546 Edition. Łańcut (Lantshut), 1794 — $500 - $800
- Lot 225: A Splendid Congratulatory Letter on the Appointment of the Chief Rabbi of France – From Rabbi Rahamim Yosef Franco of — $200 - $300
- Lot 187: Official Letter of the Vaad HaRabbanim of Jerusalem — Signed by the Rishon LeZion Rabbi Chaim Moshe Elyashar and Rabbi — $150 - $250
- Lot 176: Letter by Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer – Founder of the Rabbinical Seminary in Berlin. Berlin, 1888 — $400 - $500
- Lot 226: The Yisa Berachah’s Approbation — From the Final Year of His Life, for the Sefer Mishneh LaMelech HaAcharon — $150 - $200
- Lot 192: Letter to Rabbi Shmuel Salant Bearing the Printed Signature of Sir Moses Montefiore, — $300 - $500
- Lot 283: Silvered plaque, etched, mounted on a wooden base. Bezalel, Jerusalem, 1910s. — $400 - $600
- Lot 137: "Ahavat Yisrael" – First Edition Printed During the Holocaust | — $300 - $400
- Lot 206: “It Pains Me Deeply That Such a Precious Soul Should Suffer So” — A Moving Autograph Letter by Rabbi Dov Berish — $300 - $400
- Lot 253: “With All My Spiritual Powers” — A Rare Autograph Letter of the Wonder-Working Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak Huberman, — $400 - $500
- Lot 151: Likkutei Halakhot. “Revised in its entirety” — in the author’s own handwriting — $500 - $1,000
- Lot 152: Chaim Sha'al Responsa – Livorno, 1796. First Edition. — $600 - $800
- Lot 134: Toras HaNazir — The First Work of the Giant of Thought, Rabbi Yitzchak Hutner. — $300 - $400
- Lot 138: Divrei Elimelech – First Edition Published During the Author’s Lifetime | The Foundational Work of the Grodzisk Dynasty — $400 - $500
- Lot 271: "Oso Ha-Ish" — The Most Virulent Broadside Ever Published Against Rabbi Abraham Isaac HaKohen Kook. Jerusalem, ca. 1927 — $500 - $800
- Lot 227: Letter Concerning a Settlement Between the “Or Torah” Society of Tunisia and Another Organization – Signed by Rabbi — $300 - $400
- Lot 228: Historical Letter by the Saintly Rabbi Rahamim Hai Hwita HaKohen – Lamenting the Passing of Rabbi Kalfon Moshe HaKohen, — $300 - $400
- Lot 229: “May the Fathers and Sons Merit Many Years” – Letter of Blessing by Rabbi Kalfon Moshe HaKohen, — $300 - $400
- Lot 230: Letter Concerning the Marriage of an Orphaned Girl, by the Saintly Rabbi Chaim Houri, — $300 - $400
- Lot 231: Torah Letter by Rabbi Yisrael Zeitoun, Chief Rabbinical Judge of Tunis – 1916 — $300 - $400
- Lot 232: Pair of Letters from Leading Rabbis of Tunisian Jewry – Rabbi Mordechai Amies HaKohen and Rabbi Moshe HaKohen Draihem. — $400 - $500
- Lot 233: Letter Signed by Leading Rabbis of Tunisia – Rabbi Kalfon Moshe HaKohen, Rabbi Mordechai Amies HaKohen, — $300 - $400
- Lot 234: Collection of [7] Letters from Leading Rabbis of Tunisia — $400 - $500
- Lot 235: Collection of [12] Letters and Documents from the Rabbis of Libya, Egypt, Tiberias, — $500 - $600
- Lot 146: “Please Do Not Reveal My Name” — The Copy Presented to the Steipler and Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, — $500 - $800
- Lot 163: “A Distinguished Lineage Traced to King David” — Yashir Moshe. First Edition. Livorno, 1879 — $150 - $200
- Lot 164: An Exceptional and Sacred Association Copy – Doresh Tov by Rabbeinu the “Avir Yaakov, — $150 - $250
- Lot 166: “To a Child Dear to Me” — Birchot Shamayim with a Handwritten Inscription by the Kabbalist Rabbi Sasson Abd al-Aziz — $300 - $400
- Lot 167: Author’s Inscription — Siach Yitzchak (Two Parts), with a Handwritten Inscription by Rabbi Yitzchak Alfiyah — $250 - $300
- Lot 143: Bigdei HaSerad – A Passover Haggadah Commentary Based on Kabbalah by Rabbi Yaakov Abuchatzeira, Author of Avir Yaakov. — $150 - $250
- Lot 130: Tochachat Chaim by Rabbi Chaim Palagi. Smyrna (Izmir), 1874 – With a Handwritten Inscription — $200 - $300
- Lot 168: Passover Haggadah – Bigdei HaSerad by Rabbi Yaakov Abuchatzeira. First Edition. Copy of the Chief Rabbi of Tripoli, — $150 - $200
- Lot 172: Migdanot Natan – Distinguished Copy from the Renowned Library of Rebbe Rabbi Menachem Nachum Dov (“Nachum Ber’niu”) — $400 - $500
- Lot 263: Shabbat Knife with Ornate Silver Handle. Germany, Early 20th Century — $150 - $200
- Lot 236: “And the Blessing of Torah” — Two Volumes by Rabbi Ovadia Yosef with Autograph Inscriptions to Rabbi Pinchas Zabihi — $200 - $300
- Lot 237: Collection of Rabbinic Documents from Morocco — Rabbinical Court Rulings, Legal Documents, — $600 - $800
- Lot 131: Totza'os Chaim — An Abridgment of Reishis Chochmah by Rabbi Eliyahu de Vidas, — $400 - $600
- Lot 118: Machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur According to the Customs of the Communities of Oran, Tlemcen, — $300 - $400
- Lot 139: Heshiv Moshe – Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum of Ohel. Lemberg, 1866 First Edition — $300 - $400
- Lot 142: A Proven and Tested Segulah! Nachalas Tzvi on Tractate Kinnim. First Edition — $300 - $400
- Lot 153: Exceptional Copy: Mishnat DeRabbi Eliezer by Rabbi Elazar Lazy, Av Beit Din of Hamburg – First Edition; — $500 - $700
- Lot 194: Lengthy Autograph Halachic Letter by Rabbi Gershon Lapidot Concerning Land Exchanges with Non-Jews in Eretz Israel — — $200 - $300
- Lot 203: “The Mourning of the Hebron Yeshivah Is Not the Mourning of an Individual — It Is the Mourning of the Entire Jewish — $600 - $700
- Lot 200: “The Surviving Remnant” — Letter of the Union of Holocaust-Surviving Rabbis and Rebbes in France to Chief Rabbi Isaac — $300 - $400
- Lot 183: “May He Who Chooses Zion and Jerusalem Bless Him with Every Good” — Autograph Letter Signed by Rabbi Abraham Isaac — $400 - $500
- Lot 173: Beit Hillel on Yoreh De’ah – First Edition. Printed by Rabbi Shabtai Bass, Author of Siftei Chachamim. Dyhernfurth, — $400 - $600
- Lot 284: An Impressive Torah Scroll on Parchment — Beis Yosef Script. Lithuania, Late 19th Century — $700 - $1,000
- Lot 285: A Fine Torah Scroll on Parchment — Beis Yosef Script. Lithuania, Late 19th Century — $700 - $1,000
- Lot 269: Letter from the Renowned Collector and Bibliophile David Solomon Sassoon to Rabbi Yehuda Leib Fishman-Maimon. 1932 — $150 - $200
- Lot 186: “See the Difference Between My Son and My Father-in-Law” — A Fascinating Historical Note in the Handwriting of Chief — $200 - $300
- Lot 197: “The Neglect of Torah Study by Schoolchildren” — An Important Rabbinical Ruling by Jerusalem’s Chief Rabbi, — $200 - $300
- Lot 193: Rabbinical Court Ruling Issued by the Beit Din Tzedek of the Ashkenazi Communities (Edah HaChareidis), Jerusalem – 1943 — $300 - $400
- Lot 202: “Their Hearts Are Filled with Heretical and Apostate Literature” — Rare Documents Relating to Maran, — $200 - $300
- Lot 272: The Struggle Over the Succession to Rabbi Kook’s Throne — A Rare Election Broadside for the Chief Rabbinate of Eretz — $150 - $200
- Lot 259: Illustrated Ketubah on Parchment – Trieste, Italy, 1725. Floral Decorations. — $300 - $400
- Lot 279: Beautiful Esther Scroll on Gevil. Jerusalem, Early 20th Century – Fine Sephardic Script with Original Wooden Rollers — $500 - $600
- Lot 135: A Large Composite Volume of Talmudic Tractates and Rabbinic Works Printed at the Zhitomir Press of the Shapira Family, — $300 - $400
- Lot 204: Revealed: A Fascinating Hasidic Letter by the “Crown of the Rabbis, ” Rabbi Yaakov Landau, — $400 - $500
- Lot 208: Important Historical Document – Official Invitation to a Reception Hosted by the Vaad HaYeshivot in Eretz Israel for — $200 - $300
- Lot 254: Letter of Blessing for a Marriage from the Vizhnitz Rebbe, the "Yeshuos Moshe" – 1974 — $400 - $600
- Lot 238: “Wealth, Happiness, Health, and Success” — A Letter of Blessing and Segulah in the Hand of Maran Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. — $300 - $400
- Lot 220: “And the Report Reached My Ears, — $600 - $800
- Lot 211: “Is He Known for His Yirat Shamayim?” — An Important Letter by the Master of Mussar, Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe. 1966 — $300 - $400
- Lot 215: “And While the Gates of Heaven Remain Open” — Rare New Year Blessing in the Hand of Maran Posek HaDor Rabbi Yosef — $300 - $500
- Lot 240: Extraordinary Blessings in the Hand Signature and Personal Seal of Baba Meir Abuhatzeira — for Blessing, Success, — $600 - $800
- Lot 132: Or Li – One of the Earliest and Rarest Works of the Author of the Sdei Chemed | Published Anonymously | First Edition — $200 - $300
- Lot 114: Song of Songs and Pirkei Avot with Ladino and Spanish Translations. Amsterdam, 1766. Attractive Contemporary Binding — $400 - $600
- Lot 122: Extremely Rare: Passover Haggadah for Ashkenazi Immigrants to the Land of Israel – Jerusalem, 1890 — $300 - $500
- Lot 268: The Last Tanya Edition Distributed by the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Yud-Tes Kislev 5751 (1990) — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 262: Shulchan Aruch HaRav – Munich Edition for the She’erit HaPleita | — $300 - $400
- Lot 258: An Exceptionally Rare Historical Item: 'A Prayer for the Welfare of the State' Composed by the Rebbe Rayatz of — $400 - $600
- Lot 120: From the Earliest and Rare Baghdad Hebrew Presses – Seder Vidui HaGadol for Yom Kippur According to the Baghdad Rite — $400 - $500
- Lot 277: Protective Amulet for Safeguarding, Success, and Favor. Manuscript on Parchment. 20th-19th cent. — $200 - $300
- Lot 281: Portrait of a Hasidic Rabbi. Charcoal on Cardboard. France, 19th Century — $300 - $500
- Lot 276: Portrait of a Hasidic Rabbi – Charcoal on Paper. Signed — $300 - $500
- Lot 278: “Not Without Reason Did the Starling Go to the Raven” — The Infamous Broadside That Shook the Jewish World and Led to — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 169: Tehillim with Seder Pidyon Nefesh at the end. Vilna, 1908. The Yisa Berachah's copy
- Lot 255: “Through Their Wavings You Shall Draw Down an Abundance of Blessings from the Supernal Knowledge to the Abode of the — $500 - $800
- Lot 256: Letter Signed by Rebbe Rabbi Baruch Yehoshua Yerahmiel Rabinowitz of Munkács. São Paulo, 1956. — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 213: Letters from the Kletzk Yeshivah in Eretz Israel — Including a Letter Written by “the Librarian, ” Ephraim Shach, — $150 - $200
- Lot 257: The Holy Book 'Noam Elimelech' Studied Extensively by the Admor Rabbi Yechiel of Temeshwar — $800 - $1,000
- Lot 147: Beit Tefillah – The Copy of the Kabbalist Rabbi Shlomo Bloch, to Whom the Chafetz Chaim Sent People for Blessings. — $400 - $500
- Lot 266: A protective coin from the holy mason, Rabbi Avraham Yechiel Fish, with his sacred handwritten signatur — $500 - $600
- Lot 265: A protective coin from the holy mason, Rabbi Avraham Yechiel Fish, with his sacred handwritten signatur — $500 - $600
- Lot 267: Pair of Silver Tefillin Case Covers in Filigree Work. 20th Century — $500 - $700
- Lot 175: “Heaven Forbid That I Should Act Against the Gedolei Yisrael” — A Historic Letter from Rabbi Azriel Hildesheimer to — $400 - $600
- Lot 198: “Enroll Your Children in the Sacred Chadarim from Which Generations of Torah Emerged” — Public Proclamation Signed by — $250 - $300
- Lot 199: Keren HaShemitah — Letter Signed by Rabbi Isser Zalman Meltzer on the Eve of the Shemitah Year 5705 [1945] — $250 - $300
- Lot 275: Postcard Featuring a Portrait of the Chafetz Chaim — During His Lifetime! — $250 - $300
- Lot 245: “Sefer Tikkun HaShovavim VeHu Tikkun HaYesod” — An Unpublished and Previously Unknown Kabbalistic-Ethical Manuscript — $600 - $800
- Lot 260: Pair of Copper Amulets in the Form of a Star of David. Morocco, 19th–20th Century — $700 - $800
- Lot 241: Rare Mohel’s Register from Sefrou, Morocco – Record of Approximately 250 Circumcisions. 1964–1980 — $400 - $600
- Lot 170: Two Books with Autograph Inscriptions by Prominent Kabbalistic Figures — $150 - $200
- Lot 286: “The Rabbinic Ruling of Our Sages in the Diaspora – Leaders of the Jewish Nation” — Rare Broadside Opposing Women’s — $200 - $300
- Lot 195: “With Anxiety and Pain” — A Letter by Rabbi Zelig Reuven Bengis to Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Dushinsky. Jerusalem, — $600 - $700
- Lot 196: An Urgent Appeal to Save the Etz Chaim Institutions of Jerusalem — Signed by Rabbi Yechiel Michel Tukachinsky, — $500 - $600
- Lot 212: “Behind the Curtain” — An Exceptionally Rare Chassidic Polemical Letter Concerning the Great Kosov–Vizhnitz — $500 - $700
- Lot 159: Responsa Maharshdam – Two Parts. Distinguished Copies with Ownership Signatures of Rabbi Eliyahu Chazan, — $700 - $800
- Lot 221: “False and Without Any Basis” – A Letter from the Radzin Rebbe, Rabbi Yerucham Leiner; — $400 - $600
- Lot 140: Raziel HaMalach – Medzhybizh, 1824 (!). The Rare Edition. Segulah Book. — $500 - $800
- Lot 123: Kol Musar. Fifty Ethical Poems by Rabbi Samson HaKohen Modon. Mantua, 1725 — $400 - $500
- Lot 223: “To Sever from the Source of Living Waters” – A Rare ‘Zealot’ Letter from the Chief Rabbis of Israel Against the — $400 - $500
- Lot 155: Be’er Yitzchak Responsa – With a Lengthy Autograph Annotation by Rabbi Meir Shapiro of Lublin — $500 - $700
- Lot 115: Siddur Derech HaChaim – Comprehensive and Elaborate Edition with Numerous Rare Additions. Vilna, 1898 — $400 - $500
- Lot 126: Leket HaKemach – First Edition in Pocket Format | A Foundational Halachic Work of the Early Eighteenth Century — $300 - $400
- Lot 157: Sever Panim – First Edition with a Lengthy Autograph Inscription and Signature of the Author, Rabbi Moshe Zaken Mazuz — $200 - $400
- Lot 174: Autograph Manuscript Signed by Rabbi Baruch Eliyahu Wessely of Bonyhád – Close Associate of Rabbi Akiva Yosef — $500 - $800
- Lot 222: Zikukin DeNura U’Viurin DeAsha – Distinguished Copy of Rebbe Rabbi Chanoch Saadya of Zychlin — $300 - $400
- Lot 148: Chiddushei HaRan on Tractate Gittin. Prague, 1810. Copy Bearing the Ownership Stamp of Rabbi Shimshon Altman of Paks — $200 - $300
- Lot 216: “As Though the Earth Had Swallowed Him” — Unpublished Halachic Treatise Permitting an Agunah from a Reform Marriage, — $200 - $300
- Lot 184: A Rare Public-Political Letter Revealing a Lesser-Known Side of Rabbi Zevin — $200 - $300
- Lot 201: “Have They Truly Forgotten Me? — $200 - $300
- Lot 179: “The Portrait of My Life” – A Rare and Important Letter by the Gaon Rabbi Nachman Wasserman, Rabbi of Stavisk. — $300 - $400
- Lot 188: “And May the Divine Presence Rest Upon His Endeavors” — A Moving Letter from Rabbi Aryeh Levin to Rabbi Meir Berlin. — $300 - $400
- Lot 247: Autograph Postcard Signed by Rabbi Yisrael Halberstam of Dzhmigrod. Dzhmigrod, 1934 — $200 - $300
- Lot 249: Application for an Immigration Certificate (Entry Permit to Palestine) in the Handwriting and with the Signature of — $200 - $300
- Lot 270: A Rare Collection of Three Prayer, Segulah, — $400 - $500
- Lot 246: Important Letter from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef – Request for an Opinion on His Yabia Omer Volumes. 1956 — $400 - $600
- Lot 149: Responsa Mei Noach — First Edition | The Copy of the Netziv of Volozhin — $400 - $600
- Lot 156: Oryan Telitai. Responsa on the Four Sections of the Shulchan Aruch. — $400 - $500
- Lot 141: Tikkunei HaZohar with the Commentary of the Vilna Gaon – Vilna, 1867 – First Edition. — $200 - $300
- Lot 165: A Heavily Annotated Copy by a Prominent Jerusalem Scholar – First Edition — $200 - $300
- Lot 248: A Fascinating Historical Letter in the Autograph Handwriting of Rabbi Shlomo’niu of Sadigura — $200 - $300
- Lot 210: “And Moshe Was Shepherding…” — A Moving Early Letter by Maran Rabbi Baruch Dov Povarsky — $200 - $300
- Lot 124: Chevlei Hamoniah VeKin'as Kel – Altona, — $400 - $500
- Lot 185: Lengthy Autograph Halachic Responsum by Rabbi Eliezer Yehuda Waldenberg, Author of Tzitz Eliezer, — $300 - $400
- Lot 180: “Never Published!” – An Exalted Mussar Epistle in the Autograph Handwriting of the ‘Shershover, — $400 - $500
- Lot 158: Chidushei Ri Migash – First Edition of the Chasam Sofer’s Torah Novellae Published During His Lifetime | — $200 - $400
- Lot 136: Beit Yisrael – First Edition of the Talmudic Novellae of the Kozhnitz Maggid | — $200 - $300
- Lot 127: Ma’alot HaMiddot – One of the Earliest and Most Important Ethical Works in Jewish Literature | — $400 - $500
- Lot 282: Kvi'at Luach for Eighty Years. Single Leaf. [ca. 1740, possibly 1747]. Calendar fixings for eighty years. — $300 - $400
- Lot 125: Mishlei Shu'alim, the Famous Work by Rabbi Berechiah HaNakdan. Berlin, 1756. — $300 - $400
- Lot 250: “From the Holy Rebbe, Shlita” — A Dollar Bill for Blessing Bestowed by the Holy Rebbe, the Pnei Menachem of Gur — $200 - $300