1. Orchot Tzadikim, Musar. Polana, (1802). (Rare edition).
2. Likutei Pardes, by Rashi, including Refu’at HaGviya and Likutei HaRambam from Musar Haskel book. Polana, 1813. Ownership signature “Aryeh Leib [Shatzki?]”.
3. Sha’ar Hagmul by the Ramban, (1802). [Missing location of print, Bibliography Institute CD lists Russia-Poland, Winograd Rosenfeld lists Kapust – however, the symbol of the printer is identical to No. 4-5, which indicates that apparently the book was printed in Polana].
4. Kitzur Shnei Luchot HaBrit, with Batra edition. Polana, [1816?]. Autographed by the Jerusalemite Ga’on Rabbi “Shlomo Aharon Wertheimer” (1867-1935).
5. Seder HaYom, Rabbi Moshe Ben Makir, Polana, 1816. Autographed by Rabbi “Shlomo Aharon Wertheimer”.
Various sizes and conditions; good to fair.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s Private collection.

Avkat Rochel, "many great and awesome novella" [compilations about the end of times, wars before the arrival of mashiach, the world to come and the resurrection of the dead], Rabbi Machir ben Rabbi Yitzchak Sar Chesed [disciple of Rabbi Yehuda son of the Rosh]. Shklov, [1795].
On page 31-32, the printers added "marganita d'vei Rav" – a copy of "marganita of Rabbi Meir" from the book Reishit Chochma by Rabbi Eliyahu di Vidash.
32 leaves [Leaf 12 missing]. 16 cm. Good-fair condition. Stains. Tears to title page. Moth marks. Paper pasting. Handwritten signature: "Chaim Katz".
From Dr. Mehlman's private collection – Ginzei Yisrael.

1. Magid Devarav Le-Ya’akov – Likutei Amarim, by the “Magid of Mezeritch”. Ostrog, 1794. With the approbation of Rabbi Asher Zvi, the Magid of Ostraha, “…to print it a third time” (quoted from the book). Ownership captions and signatures by Rabbi “Aharon Aryeh son of Menachem Mendel” and his Beit Midrash.
(Missing title page and first leaf, completed with a photocopy), 2-3, [3], 5-48 leaves. 19 cm. Good-fair condition, wear and stains. Worn new binding. [The present copy is recorded in the Bibliography Institute CD, #0301311].
2. Likutim Yekarim, compilation of Rabbi Israel Ba’al Shem Tov’s teachings (“Kavanat Ha-Mikveh” by the Ba’al Shem Tov), by the Magid of Mezeritch, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Premishlan and Rabbi Yechiel Michel of Zlotchov. Mezirov, 1794. Second, different edition of the “Likutim Yekarim” printed in Lemberg in 1792.
(Missing title page, completed with a photocopy), 43 leaves. 20.5 cm. Fair condition, wear and stains. Rebound.
From Dr. Israel Mehlman’s private collection – “Ginzei Israel”.

Or Ha-Chochma on the Bible. Chassidic and Kabbalistic innovative commentaries. By the Admor Rabbi Uri Feivel the Maggid of Dubienka. (Koretz) [Lashzov, 1815]. First edition. With approbations by Rabbi Meir Kristianpoller, Rabbi Ephraim Zalman Margaliot, the Sear of Lublin and more.
Extra sanctity is attributed to this book, Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Landa of Kisvarda writes in his book “Shulchan Melachim”, on the laws related to the birthing mothers “and it has become customary to place the book, wrapped in a sheet beneath the head of the birthing mother as she experiences the contractions – and it is customary to place the holy book Noam Elimelech and the holy book Or Ha-Chochma”. [His words are quoted in the Poskim’s books]. It is also reported that the Gaon Rabbi Yeshaya Zilberstein of Vac, “was used to sending the “Or Ha-Chochma” to laboring mothers, so it could be placed beneath their cushion as a Segulah for an easy birth”. See enclosed material.
This book was printed in Lashzov, but because of the “censorship” the place of print has been switched to “Koretz” on some of its copies, the date of print and approbations have been modified to 1795.
Refer to the Bibliography Institute CD, record 020798. In the present copy, the first title page has the name Koretz, while the second title page doesn’t mention the place of print.
[2], 76, 46 leaves; [1], 60, 59-103 leaves. (Missing page 103, and the upper half of the first title page is also missing. Wrinkles and tears on the second approbation leaf). 22.2 cm. Fair condition, wear, stains, light moth damage. Censorship stamps. Unbound.