Collection of Unknown Leaves – the 15th and 16th Centuries – Handwritten Glosses and Novellae

Two half pages of Maimonides with Maggid Mishnah and Hagahot Maimon. Venice, 1524. Daniel Bombergy. Scholarly gloss in Sephardic script.
Title page of Mishneh Torah second section. Venice 1551. Signatures on the title page and a long handwritten inscription.
Leaf of a calendar of the year 5528 (1768), Salonika. Bibliographically unknown. Printed on one page.
Calendar of the year 5319 (1559). Constantinople. About half a leaf (its upper part).
Half a leaf of an illustrated Passover Haggadah. Mantova 1560. Printed according to Prauge 1527.
A proofread leaf of the book Ar'a De'Rabanan by Rabbi Ya'akov Yisrael algazi. Constantinople 1745. The leaf was printed on one side. On the right margins, a long handwritten gloss.
14 leaves of the Rashdam Responsa. Salonika 1797. With many comments on the margins of the leaves. 12 of the leaves are indices.
4 leaves of Hilchot Ha'Rif. Riva Di Trento 1557. Long comments in Italian script.
14 leaves of Tur Even Ha'Ezer with Beit Yosef. Sabbionetta 1553. On the margins of the leaves, many scholarly glosses in Sephardic script.
5 leaves of Tur Yoreh Deah with Beit Yosef. Venice 1564. On the margins of the leaves, many scholarly glosses in Sephardic script.
Handwritten leaves: leaf of an index of a book in Sephardic script. A leaf written on both its sides containing a letter with a curly signature. Two additional leaves written in ancient Sephardic script. A section of letter signed by "Azriel Ha'Cohen Ben Ardot".
Varying sizes and conditions.
Condition: Good-Bad. Moth damage and wear.