1. Divrei Moshe by Rabbi Moshe Shoham of Dolina, whose father was a student of the BaÕal Shem Tov who blessed the son. Grew up in the BaÕal Shem TovÕs house and heard from him divrei torah, which he includes in the book. Second edition, Zolkva, 1865. A bit of moth damage, stains, and wear from time. Generally good condition, redone binding.
2. NoÕam Elimelech, divrei torah by Rabbi Elimelech of Luzhansk. Printed by Avraham Nissan Zis in Lviv [Lemberg] 1865. Stains and wear, generally good condition. New binding with engraving on the back.
3. Sod Yesharim by Rabbi Gershon Chonach Hanich Leiner, the Admor of Radzin ÒBaÕal HaTechelet.Ó First edition of this section with divrei torah for sukkot. Warsaw 1903. Generally very good condition. [Attached and bound to this book is the book Otzer HaKavod, an exegesis on agadot of the Shas from Seder ZraÕim and MoÕed on the basis of kabbalah, by Rabbi Todros HaLevi Abulafya (grandson of Rabbi Todros HaZaken, a kabbalist, paytan, rich man, minister in Castilla) Printed in Satmar 1926]
4. Torat Emet, first section, first edition. Chassidic divrei torah from Rabbi Yehuda Leib Iger of Lublin, grandson of Rabbi Akiva Iger. Printed in Lublin 1889. Moth damage, stains, and light wear. Generally very good condition.