Signatures and Inscriptions Handwritten by Important Rabbis

An ancient leaf from the early 1840's with interesting inscriptions by one of the Sephardic rabbis of Jerusalem. Has not been studied at all! The source of the leaf is most likely the archive of one of the well-known rabbis of Jerusalem. It being so well-preserved indicates its importance.
The title page of Yalkut Me'am Lo'ez, Constantinople, the 1740's. Two Sephardic rabbinical signatures, one of them of Rabbi Yitzchak Chaim Pizanti, who served as a Dayan at the Beit Din of the 'Tzuf Dvash' Rabbi David ben Shimon..
Leaves from the Zohar, the 1740's. with a Sephardic rabbinical signature.
Condition: Fair-Good. The signatures are complete and the inscriptions are mostly readable.