Sefer 'Tikunei HaZohar' from the holy Rabbanim the Admorim of Sochatchov (Sochaczew) dynasty with their holy hand ...

Sefer 'Tikunei HaZohar' from the holy Rabbanim the Admorim of Sochatchov (Sochaczew) dynasty with their holy hand written editing.
Sefer 'Tikunei HaZohar', Jerusalem 1883. 

Personal copy from the holy Rabbi David Bornstein of Sochatchov, son and successor of the 'Shem MiShmuel' with his holy hand signature and many stamps, among the rare stamp from the time he served as Rav of Vishgrad (Visegrádi négyek) Poland, during the life of his father the holy Shem MiShmuel.

Also some stamps from his brother the Admor Rabbi Chanoch Henoch of Sochatchov of Bayit VeGan

(in Jerusalem). Comments and corrections holy hand written by Hrh"k Rabbi David of Sochatchov, and many other comments hand written, looks like the handwriting of Hrh"k Rabbi Chanoch Henoch Bornstein of Sochatchov.

Also found in the sefer, part of the invitation from the marriage of Rabbi Shmuel Yehuda Bornstein son of Admor Rabbi Chanoch Hanoch, with the daughter of Hrh"tz Rabbi Yisrael Friedman son of the Admor Rabbi Moshe Yehuda Leib Friedman of Pashkan (son of the first Bohusher Rebbe Harav Yitzchak). From both sides of the cut page of the invitation appear hand written Chidushei Torah in short by Rabbi Chanoch Hanoch of Sochatchov on the subjects of Brit Milah, Shabbat, Kriat Shema and Tefilin, likewise Tekiat Shofer, which seems to be sources and markings of this sefer 'Tikunei HaZohar'.

Complete sefer. 

Admor HaGaon Hakodosh Rabbi David Bornstein of Sochatchov [1876-1943], from the leaders of Polish Jewry until the terrible Holocaust, from commanders of Agudat Yisrael. He was known for the sefer he authored "Chasdei David". Son of the holy 'Shem MiShmuel' (son of the holy 'Avnei Nezer' of Sochatchov). In his youth he learned by his grandfather, and he was very close to him. At the age of 20 he was appointed as Rav of Vishgrad (Visegrádi négyek), there he lead the Yeshiva Gedola for youths until the First World War, thereafter he served as Rav of Tomoshov and Zgierz. He established the network of the Yeshivot 'Beit Avraham" of Sochatchov. He was from the prominent admorim in Poland, and member of Moetzet Gedolai HaTorah of Agudat Yisrael. Passed away in the Warsaw Ghetto and most of his children perished in the Holocaust hy"d. His many sefarim and most of his manuscripts in Halachah and Agadah were lost in those terrible times.

Admor HaGaon HaKodosh Rabbi Chanoch Henoch Bornstein of Sochatchov [1897-1965], son of Hrh"k the 'Shem MiShmuel' of Sochatchov. He refused to be crowned as Admor, only after his brother passed away by the Holocaust. He set up and restored the Sochatchov dynasty in Bayit VeGan

in Jerusalem, there his  Beit Medrash became a magnet drawing all those searching for G-d.

Original cover and cover page disconnected. Several pages loose and disconnected. Mothe holes. Good –fair condition.