Auction 3 Part 1
Rabbis Letters & Religious Books
By Jerusalem of gold
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Jul 27, 2015
Harav Maimon 2, Jerusalem, Israel
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LOT 176:
TWO RARE BOOKS BOUND TOGETHER
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TWO RARE BOOKS BOUND TOGETHER
A. Chayei Olam, Warsaw, 1866. Rare.
A mussar book. Author: Rabbi Dov Berish Zeitlin (1841-1913), Rabbi of Russian and Polish expatriates in Lodon. At the same time, he was active in matters related to the settlement of Israel, and even mentions Rabbi Tzvi Hirsh Kalischer in his letters several times during the years 1860-1870.
The author did not reveal his name.
About this book and its author, see the online article, “A bibliographical mystery and its solution,” by Eitam Henkin.
There is a stamp on the book’s title page which reads: “Yonatan HaCohen Lapin.” This was Rabbi Yonatan Meir HaCohen Lapin, who was one of the best teachers at the Etz Chaim Talmud Torah, and one of the top bibliographers in Jerusalem, a book dealer. He was also a relative of Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Kook.
After the introduction, there is another stamp, of Rabbi Moshe Mond, the Av Beit Din of Mykolaiv, one of the greatest Torah scholars of Belz.
[2], 30 pages.
B. Breita D’Melechet HaMikdash, Warsaw, 1867.
14 pages.
Condition: Very good.
