Korban Netan'el – Karlsruhe 1755 – First Edition – the Copy of the Rebbe Rabbi Natan David Rbinowirz

Korban Netanel, commentary on the rulings of the Rosh for Seder Mo'ed and Seder nashim by Rabbi Netanel Weill Av Beit Din of Karlsruhe.
An important book which eventually became a basic book that was included in the editions of the Talmud that were printed in Vilnius by the Romm Widow and Brothers.
Interesting title page
An impressive, architectural title page with a copper engraving of an illustration of a bird with the inscription "Ken Tzipor". The illustration is most likely a tribute to the author's wife Feigele – Tzipora. The book was printed by the author in his lifetime.
The copy of Rabbi Natan David Rabinowitz of Partzov Shedlitz. The book contains several ownership stamps of the Rebbe.
The Rebbe of Partzov (1866-1930), was a descendant of the Yid Ha'Kadosh of Peshischa. Served as the Rebbe of Partzov and then of Shedlitz. He strongly opposed Zionism yet greatly loved Land of Israel. Before his death he ordered his Hassidim to buy with his money a plot of land in Hebron and build a Beit Midrash on it.
[2], 148, [3] leaves. 32 cm.
Condition: Good. Thick leaves. New binding. Dampness stains on t heinner matgins of the book. Wear and slight tears with no damage to text.