1. Torah Ohr, Drushim by Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Lyady (Admor HaZaken), on Bereshit, Shmot. Germany, (1948).
2. Likutei Torah, by Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Lyady, Vayikra, Bamidbar, Dvarim and more. Germany, (1948).
3. Ner Mitzvah V’Torah Ohr, Sha’ar Ha’Emunah and Sha’ar Ha’Yichud, by Rabbi Dov Ber Schneersohn (Admor Ha’Emtza’i). Germany, 19 Kislev (1947).
4. Kitvei Kodesh, by the Admorim of Slonim. Germany, (1948).
Various sizes, good condition.

Minchat Erev, Special Prayer Book, with Mincha, Arvit and additional prayers. (Salisbury, Rhodesia-Zimbabwe), [1951]. Published by the Sephardic community of Rhodesia.
Printed lithographic Siddur based on a manuscript copy, including Mincha, Arvit and additions for Motsaei Shabbat and holidays, learning order and Psalm reading for the deceased, and special prayers in memory of the victims killed by the Nazis in the island of Rhodes, Greece. Among those commemorative prayers, there is a prayer authored by Rabbi Menachem Papo, rabbi of the Rhodes Sephardic community, who is also the author of that Siddur.
An antique Jewish community used to live on the island of Rhodes since the middle-ages, however, most of the Jews who lived there moved to the island following their expulsion from Spain. At the beginning of the 20th century, many Jews moved from the island of Rhodes to Salisbury (known today as Harare), Rhodesia’s capital city (Zimbabwe) located in Africa, where they founded a synagogue. The present Siddur which is apparently the only Hebrew book ever printed in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe, was printed by the local community of Rhodes immigrants who lived there.
[2] leaves, 14 pages, [1] leaf, 15-62. 25 cm. Good condition. Stains, tears on the title page.
Damaged original binding. Rare. Doesn’t appear at the National Library.

Tehillim and Eicha, The Hebrew Text. London, 1656. Printed by the Scottish historian William Robertson (“Presently resides and teaches Hebrew in London”).
Apparently the first Tehillim book printed in Hebrew in England. Printed approximately a year after the return of the Jews to England (after an absence of over 300 years).
The book was printed in a number of versions; the text in this copy is in Hebrew, without an English translation and without vowel symbols.
[1], 4 leaves; [2], 96, 70-81 109-156, 149-191; 15, [1] pages. 14.5 cm. Good condition. Few stains. Minor signs of wear on margins of a number of leaves. Ownership notation upon first leaf. Worn leather binding.