Two Compositions on the Talmud by the Greatest Rabbis of Tunis - First Editions

A. Ohalei Yitzchak – Novellae and pilpulim on the tractates of the Talmud, with novellae on the Rambam, Shulchan Aruch and Leshonot Ha'Re'em. By Rabbi Yitzchak Bonan, with rulings of Rabbi Yesha'yah the First on Rosh Ha'Shana, Ta'anit and Chagiga tractates, which were printed for the first time from a manuscript. Livorno, 1921. Single edition.
Published by the author's son, Rabbi David Bonan, with his glosses.
Approbations by the rabbis of Tunis.
The author, Rabbi Yitzchak Bonan (1769-1814), a great Torah sage, Av Beit Din of Tunis, a disciple of Rabbi Avraham Lombarzo.
Two handwritten glosses.
(1) 106, 174 leaves.
Condition: Good-Fair. Moth holes. Wear. Detached binding with no back.

B. Mishmerot Kehuna, second section – novellae on the Horayot-Gerim tractates, Mechilta, Safra, Sifri. By Rabbi Avraham Ha'Cohen Yitzchaki. Livorno, 1862. First edition.
In the first section, approbations by Rabbi Chaim Nissim Abulafia and Rabbi Nathan Burgil.
The book was well-known among the most prominent rabbis and it was said of it that if someone did not understand it, this indicated that he did not have the sufficient knowledge of the Talmud and Poskim on which it is based.
(1), 238-394 (5) leaves. (The leaves are numbered as a continuation to section A).
Condition: Very Good. Tiny moth holes.