Moreshet Auctions: Judaica - Books and Manuscripts

Rare and extremely important: Psalms with the first Chassidic commentary “Imrot Taharot”, and Ma’amadot printed by ...

Artistic Megillat Esther on parchment, with colorful illustrations. Kosher.

Shana tova and other greetings and blessings in a letter handwritten by Rabbi Itzik’leh of Peshversk, his ...

Exciting: Silver kiddush cup of the Admor of Alexander of Lodz, stamped.

Rare, unique letter signed twice by Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich of ?imleu, to Rabbi Asher Zelig Margaliyot, with ...

Manuscript, copy of the book Mekor Haim and Petach HaOhel—Tzada, Yemen, 1927.

Machzor of the High Holidays, Printed by the son of the Slavita Rav, Rabbi Shmuel Avraham Shapira. Slavita 1827.

Complete sefer torah on red gvil parchment, Sefardi script. Yemen, beginning of the 19th century.

Miniature manuscript with a commentary on Psalms and Job and the Amida prayer, in Judeo-Arabic. Yemen, 16th century.

Sefer Torah on red gvil parchment with the swirling letter style. Central Yemen, 17/18th century.

Miniature Megillat Esther on parchment, kosher, with gilded decorations.

Letter handwritten and signed by the Admor of Papa (Pupa), the Vayechi Yosef. New York, 1963.

Special for the current historical moment: Sefer Shmirot v’Segulot Nifla’ot LaMageifa and more—Warsaw 1913. Rare!

Manuscript of the Sefer Naggid u’Metzaveh and Mishnat Chassidim and other kabbalah. Northern Yemen, 1922.

Manuscript commentary on the Quran in Arabic. Yemen, 18th century.

Ashkenazi (Ari) sefer torah wrapped around atzei hayyim.

Manuscript with likkutim, te’amim, songs, leap year calculations, works of kabbalah, and more. Northern Yemen, 1927.

Sefer Torah in Yemenite script, ‘smeared’ parchment, inside a handsome case.

Sefardi Sefer Torah, ‘smeared’ parchment, inside a wooden case covered in cloth.

Sefer Beit Dino shel Shlomo/Lechem Shlomo (Rabbi Shlomo Laniado)—Constantinople 1775. Copy attributed to a number ...

Sefer Machazeh Avraham on the Chochmat HaParzuf (kabbalah)—first edition, Jerusalem 1880. Copy owned by the Rosh ...

Rare: Large shiviti amulet from the Admor grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, the Degel Machaneh Ephraim. Munkatch.

Megillat Esther on parchment, Ashkenazi (Ari) script, with emphasis of holy names. 19th century.

Complete set in four volumes, all 9 sections of the rare Siddur HaRashash. First edition, Jerusalem 1911-1912.

Rare and meyuchas: Shoshanat HaAmakim (chassidut) with gilded title pages, copy owned by the Admor Rabbi Yochanan ...