Eight Books with Important Glosses and Signatures of the Most Prominent Sephardic Rabbis

Eight Books with Important Glosses and Signatures of the Most Prominent Sephardic Rabbis
A. Machane Efrayim – Chidushei Dinim al Seder Ha'Rambam, by Rabbi Efrayin Navon. Constantinople, 1738. First edition.
The title page is missing as well as the two last leaves.
On leaf 17 there is a gloss (slightly cutoff) with the signature of Rabbi Yom Tov Elyakim, one of the most prominent rabbis of Jerusalem, the rabbi of the Rishon Le'Zion Rabbi Avraham Chaim Gagin.
B. Shemot Ba'Aretz, by the Maharm ben Chaviv. Karlsruhe, 1766. First edition.
Signatures of Rabbi Ya'akov Moshe Toledano and Rabbi Baruch Toledano and the stamp of Rabbi Yisrael Turgeman, one of the rabbis of Tiberius.
C. Eight pages of a Machzor for Yom Kippur, Salonika, (1803). With handwritten glosses (slightly cutoff).
D. Hadrat Zkenim. Livorno, 1867.
Signature of Rabbi Ya'akov Chai Burla, one of the rabbis of Jerusalem, the son of Rabbi Yosef Nissim Burla.
E. Sha'ar Ha'Mitzvot by Rabbi Chaim Vital. Jerusalem, 1871. Yisrael Bak Prinitng Press. Signatures.
F. Mikra'ot Gdolot – Ktuvim Achronim. Warsaw, 1883.
Signatures of the Zafrani family from 1883. Several handwritten glosses.
G. Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat. Warsaw, 1874.
Several curly signatures from Morocco: "Ha'Tza'ir Makhluf Shitrit", "Ha'Tza'ir Masud ben Dahan" and more.
H. Shita Mekubetzet, Baba Kama. Venice, 1762.
On the title page, the signature of Rabbi Avraham Chaim David, one of the rabbis of Izmir. An additional signature: "Moshe Algranati…" – on eof the rabbis of Izmir. An additional signature: "… Avraham Laf[-]".
Condition: Good-Fair, Bad.