Four Books by the Most Prominent Rabbis of Germany - First Editions

A. Melechet Shamayim - on the lawsof Sefer Torah, Tefilin and Mezuzot. Divided into two: "Chochma" - halachic discussion and references. "Binah" - piskei Halacha. By Rabbi Yitzchak Dov Ha'Levi Bamberger of Wurzburg. Hanover, 1860.
Second edition, with additions and corrections.
Approbation by the author of "Aroch La'Ner", Rabbi Ya;akov Etlinger.
(2), 88 leaves.
Condition: Excellent.

B. Sha'arei Simcha - the laws of Hallel, Chol Ha'Mo'ed, Avel, Pesachim, Chadash, Sefirat Ha'Omer and Megilah. By Rabbi Yitzchak ben Rabbi Yehuda Even Gi'at, (one of the Rishonim, called the "Me'ah She'arim"), with the "Yitzchak Yeranen commentary - commentary and references by Rabbi Yitzchak Dov Ha'Levi Bamberger. Pirata, 1862. First edition.
Second section.
(2), 111, 7 pp.
Bound with:
Sha'arei Efrayim - on the laws of reading the Torah, by Rabbi Efrayim Zalman of Brody. Kolomyja, 1884.
Handwritten, scholarly gloss.
Bound with two additional missing books.
Condition: Fair.

C. Itur Bechorim, which is the book "Aroch La'Ner" on the Sukkah tractate - novellae and commentary on the Talmud, Tashi and Tosfot of each page of the tractate. By Rabbi Ya'akov Etlinger, Av Beit Din of Altona. Altona, 1858. First edition.
111 leaves. 28 cm.
Condition: Very Good.

D. Zecher Simcha - responsa by Rabbi Simcha Ha'Levi Bamberger, with responses by his father Rabbi Yitzchak Dov Ha'Levi Bamberger. Published by his son and disciple Rabbi Zekel Ha'Levi Bamberger. Frankfurt am Mein, 1925. First edition.
No binding. Detached leaves.