Nechmad v’Na’im, only edition—Yasnitz

On astronomy, blessing of the new month, and khochmat tatechuna, composed by Rabbi David Genez (1541-1613), a sage of Prague, student of the Rama and Maharal of Prague. Great knowledge of astronomy, m

Nechmad V'Naim, Chochmat HaTechuna, Kiddush HaChodesh and measurements of the stars, by Rabbi David Ganz. Jessnitz, 1743, astronomic diagrams.  Specifications: 82 leaves, 20 pages, 20 cm. Complete

Sefer Nechmad V'Na'im - astronomy, Kiddush HaChodesh and measurements of stars, by Rabbi David Ganz. Yasnitz, 1743. Astronomic diagrams. Only edition. Complete copy, including the leaves in Latin that

Sefer HaMidot L'Aristo - Berlin, 1790 - First Edition in Hebrew - Glosses / Nechmad V'Naim, by Rabbi David Ganz - Jassnitz, 1743 - Single Edition a. Aristotle's Book of Nicomachean Ethics. Five books

Nechmad VeNayim, Chochmat Hatechunah, Kiddush Hachodesh and the measurement of the Stars, by Rabbi David Ganz. Yasnitz. 5503 [1743]. Astronomy Drawings. Single edition. 82 leaves, 19.5 cm The author,

Nechmad MiZahav. Chassidut on the Torah, by the Admor Rabbi Yechezkel of Kozmir. Piotrkow, 1909. First edition. Contains handwritten comment. First edition of Torah teachings by the Admor Rabbi Yec

Yad Rama - First Edition/Otzar Nechmad - First Edition a. Yad Rama, part two - Shittah on tractate Baba Batra by Rabbi Meir Todros HaLevi Abulafia, one of the great early Sages. Salonika, 1791. First

Nechmad Ve'Na'im - with a Latin Preface - First Edition - Astronomical Sketches Nechmad Ve'na'im - Chochmat ha'Techunah, Kiddush Ha'Chodesh Ve'Medidot Ha'Kochavim. By Rabbi David Ganz. Je?nitz, 1743.

Emissary letter on behalf of the fund of Rabbi Meir Ba'al HaNess in Tiberias, to the emissary Rabbi Binyamin Nechmad who traveled to Baghdad, Arabistan, Kurdistan, "Calcutta and Bombay and all cities

Ritva novellae on Tractate Rosh Hashana. [Königsberg, 1858]. Bound with: Otzar Nechmad, novellae of the Ramban on Tractate Shabbat. Pressburg, [1837]. With an approbation by the Chatam Sofer. Many

A bundle of manuscripts, including various explanations to several of the sayings of the Sages called "Ta'am Nechmad". With "responsa" on the laws of Treifot. Illustrations (drawn by hand) connected t

Haggada with the Maspik V'Nechmad elucidation by Rabbi Yaakov David Pieskin. [2] 62 pages. With laws and customs of the Vilna Gaon. Otzar HaHaggadot 1169. Vinograd, Sifrei HaGra 543. Stains. Fine c

A. Ha'Kuzari, with the Otzar Nechmad commentary by Rabbi Yisrael of Zamosch. First edition of the commentary.Wein 1796. Ancient signatures and glosses.B. Ateret Zvi, Warsaw 1901.C. Amudeha Shivah, Lem

1. Sefer Likutei Torah, by the Rebbe Rabbi Mordechai of Chernobyl. Lemberg, 1875. Ownership stamp of Rabbi Chaim Uri Lifshitz, Brooklyn. 2. Sefer Nechmad v’Naim – Yesod HaEmunah. By the Rebbe Rabb

Yemeni manuscript 'Taam nechmad' hilchot shchita - pocket format. the 19th century. Leaves 1-28 - hilchot shchita. Leaves 29-30- An explanation of 'All the frequency of its authors', and an 'Three eat

Sefer "Otzer Nechmad" Venecia 1760. No binding, defects and Moth damage.

* Otzar Nechmad. Includes special letters from the sages of our times, by Yitzchak Blumenfeld. Booklet 1-3. Vienna, 1856-1860. [8], 182; [8], 245, [2]; [5], 188, 17.5 cm. Here are three booklets, out

Item: Up for sale from a recent estate in Honolulu Hawaii, this 2002 Hawaii limited edition 74/85 pyrography and graphite print, titled "in edition, 2002" that was created by locally well known artist

On astronomy, blessing of the new month, and khochmat tatechuna, composed by Rabbi David Genez (1541-1613), a sage of Prague, student of the Rama and Maharal of Prague. Great knowledge of astronomy, m

Milchamot Hashem - Nechmad Venaim, commentary on the Passover Haggada, by Rabbi Shmuel Shmelke Toibesh. Iasi, [1857]. Very Rare! has only been offered once at public auction

Machzor for the High Holidays….as per the order of the Arizal and the Chemdat Yamim along with the 'Otzar Nechmad', containing commentary of the difficult words in Ladino and the order of the av

Otzar Nechmad, kavanot for the High Holiday prayers bound with the Idra Raba and Zuta. Izmir, 1738. [1], 52 leaves, 55 leaves. Sephardic signature, scribbled over. Many worming holes, many stains, gen

Pri Etz Hadar. "Tikunim" for T"U B'Shevat; the order of lighting the Chanuka menorah, which is not included in the "Nechmad L'Mareh" [Constantinople, 1737]; prayers for Shabbat Shekalim and Zachor; Ti

Nechmad Vena'im [on astronomy, geography, as well as a rejection of astrology in Jewish tradition]. FIRST EDITION. Numerous astronomical diagrams. . ff. 82. Browned, previous owners marks, lacking Lat