Around 170 pages written in Mizrahi handwriting, the first portion (18 pages) has a pamphlet of Megillat Yochsin, printed by Yoel Moshe Solomon in Jerusalem in 1875 (about the miracle that took place to Rabbi Refael Meyuchas, Rabbi of Jerusalem, who left on the first shlichut with Rabbi Avraham Yitzchaki to Kushta, and on his way back was saved via a miracle from robbers and thus was called Refael ba’al HaNes. Both are mentioned in this manuscript). The second section has pages cut that were rebound with the book, numbered 1-177, additional page written on the binding. The writer tells about Jerusalem during the end of the 19th century in Hebrew and Ladino, various memories and stories about the Jewish sages of the time, such as the Rashash, Rabbi Haim Avraham Gagin (the first Khacham b’Ashi in Israel), Rabbi Yitzhak Kobo (a sage of Jerusalem and Rishon LeZiyyon), Rabbi Haim Nissim Abulafya (rabbi of Tiberias and Rishon LeZiyyon in Jerusalem). Rabbi Yosef Hazzan (a sage of Izmir, the Khakrei Lev, who moved to Israel, was appointed Rishon LeZiyyon. Grandfather of Rabbi Haim Palagi), and more. An exciting item with authentic stories, some of which were heard directly from the figures and others from Rabbi Haim Moshe Pizanti (a sage of Jerusalem and a member of the Beit El yeshiva, who traveled with the Rosh Sharabi to save the Minister Haim Perachi from torture in Damascus. 14cm, old binding, a little worn, generally good condition.