Devarim, "Margaliot Tovah". Berdichev, 1817. With approbation leaves by Rabbi Yisrael ben Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev and other rabbis.
Signed by Rabbi "Moshe Metzner" and signature and stamp of his son "Yitzchak Isaac Metzner… of Orla near Cracow".
[2], [154] leaves. 22 cm. Greenish and white paper. Good-fair condition, stains and wear. Damaged and detached leather binding.
Variant, approbation leaves do not appear in all copies.

Sifrei HaLevush, Orach Chaim (Levush HeTchelet, Levush HaChur), Even Ha’ezer (Levush HaButz VeArgaman), Choshen Mishpat (Levush Ir Shushan), Berdichev, (1818-1821). Yisrael Beck printing press. Binding leaves of Orach Chaim section contain handwritten notation in name of Rebbe Rabbi Mordechai of Chernobyl.
3 volumes, approx. 34 cm. (Missing first title page and leaf of approbations at beginning of Tur Orach Chaim), 3-64, [1], 65-200 leaves; [1], 88 [instead of: 84] leaves; 180 [instead of 158] leaves. Faulty pagination. Blue paper. Fair-poor condition, moth damage, wear and detached leaves. Ancient leather damaged bindings.

Sefer Tehillim with two commentaries: Metzudat David and Metzudat Tzion. Printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapiro. Slavita, 1821.
Includes “Yehi Ratzon” and “LeShem Yichud” recited prior to the reciting of Tehillim; “Yehi Ratzon following the reciting of Tehillim”; “Yehi Ratzon for evening of Hoshana Rabbah” and “prayer for the ill”.
Approbation of Dayanim of Austraha written especially for this edition indicating that this is the first edition of Tehillim printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapiro with commentaries of the Metzudot.
Reciting Tehillim from this book printed by the righteous Rabbi Moshe Shapiro of Slavita son of Rabbi Pinchas of Koritz is a special Sgula.
Complete copy upon bluish paper. 184 leaves. 16 cm. Good condition. Stains. Professional restoration of tears on several leaves, with slight damage to text. Ownership notations.

Chessed L'Avraham, on kabalistic issues, by Rabbi Avraham Azulay of Hebron and by Rabbi Chaim Vital. Slavita, 1794. One of the first books printed by Rabbi Moshe Shapira Rabbi of Slavita.
Approbation by Rabbi Ya'akov Shimshon of Shpitovka "Rabbi of Slavita and Moreh Tzedek of Shpitovka and Bar and Oman and its surroundings". In this approbation, he writes about "the printing press established in Slavita by Rabbi…Pinchas". [According to this approbation, some have attributed the initiative of founding the printing press in Slavita to Rabbi Pinchas Koritz father of Rabbi Moshe Shapira – see The Bibliography Institute CD Listing 0108497].
Another approbation by Rabbi Aryeh Leib Rabbi of Volochisk, "to the printers of Slavita". [It is worthwhile noting that his son Rabbi Yosef Yoska Segal Rabbi of Iasi is mentioned on title page of Or Hachaim chumashim printed in Slavita at that time].
[6], 87, 1-11, 11-34, [1] leaf. 19 cm. Greenish-grey high-quality paper, wide margins. Good-fair condition. Stains, moth holes in several leaves. Splendid leather binding.