A Halachic Responsa from Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Oppenheim Av

A long halachic responsum in the handwriting and with the signature of Rabbi Shalom Messas on the laws of matchmaking, a reply to the comment of Rabbi Moshe Malka, author of the responsa "Mikveh HaMay

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The introduction to Pri Etz Haim according to the kabbalah, composition by the Admor Rabbi Zvi Hirsch of Zidichov, known as the ÒSar Beit HaZohar.Ó It was first printedin 1876, but as a result of th

Rabbi Zvi Raphaeli (1924-2005) - Flowers, Oil on Board. Signed. Diameter 64cm.

Rabbi Zvi Rephaeli (1924-2005) - Oil on Board. Signed. Framed. 60x80cm.

Rabbi Zvi Rephaeli (1924-2005) - Landscape, Oil on Canvas. Signed. Framed. 35x50cm. Frame: 55x70cm.

Rabbi Zvi Rephaeli (1924-2005) - Trees, Watercolor on Paper. Signed. 40x50cm.

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First edition of the book DaÕat Kedoshim by Rabbi Yehuda Hirsch Eichenstein of Razdil, the book deals with kabbalah and chassidut and was first printed during the year of the authorÕs death, in Lviv

Greeting Card for a wedding printed especially by Rabbi Yehuda Greenald Av Beit Din of Satmar.Size: 6/11 cm.On the reverse side of the card, a blurry handwritten inscription.Rare item!Condition: Good.

A COWRY SHELL AND SILVER SPICE CONTAINER. Germany c. 1820. Engraved in Hebrew: "A GIFT TO OUR TEACHER RABBI WOLF MEROVITZ AV HA BES DIN OF THE HOLY COMMUNITY OF OKSIN" in Hebrew and "EIN GESCHENDE VON

On the title page appears the signature of Rabbi David Deutsch, Av Beth Din of Myslowice and Zaharoy, (1810-1873). Rabbi Deutsch was a student of Maharam Mordekhay Bennett and the Chatam Sofer. He aut

Judaica writing artwork, print, lithograph. Presented by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Katzman at the annual dinner February 9, 1992. Netzarim Society, Yeshiva Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch 1992- . Colorful flowers

Nefesh David on kabbalist matters by Rabbi David Modena, Istanbul 1736.On the titl epga eof the book, a handwritten inscription and signature of Rabbi Zevulun Harlap Av Beit Din of Jerusalem, Rabbi Ya

Rare Edition of Ohel Ya'akov Lehamegid Meduvna - Signed by Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak Seon Av Beit Din Finland, Sefer Ohel Shmot by Rabbi Ya'akov Kranz, Warsaw, circa 1855. Rabbi signatures on the endpaper

Sefer Tov Yigal, with drashot and shut on Mishnah Sachir, by the Gaon Rabbi Yissachar Shlomo Teichtal, Av Beit Din of Piešťany. At the end is a sermon called Siach Yitzhak (separate title page),

Partially missing; he was the son-in-law of Rabbi Gaon Rav Shalom, Av Beit Din of Warish. Stamp of the Admor on the page before the cover, missing the cover and 12 first pages, and a number of pages a

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Letter written on official letterhead of the Badatz. In the margins are signatures of sages of Israel, including Rav Yosef Haim Zonenfeld, Rav Dov Zvi Karlenstein, Rav Shimshon Aharon Polonsi, Rav Yeh