Tefillah Mikol HaShana, according to Ashkenaz and Polish custom. [Laws, year round prayers, supplications, Hosha'anot, Yotzrot, Selichot, Perek Shira, Pesach Hagaddah etc.]. With: Tehillim, with Kavanat HaMeshorer and Radak commentary. Also: Seder Ma'amadot. Amsterdam. [1765]. Separate title pages for Tehillim and Seder Ma'amadot. Owners' signatures.
10; 2, 4-169, 171-396 leaves (missing 2 leaves); Tehillim: 170 leaves (missing leaf 17 with handwritten replacement); Ma'amadot: [1], 182-216, 225-233 leaves. 12 cm. Copy in fair condition. Many leaves are in good condition. First section is partially missing. First section and several leaves have coarse tears. Stains, moth marks and wear. Antique parchment binding, detached and worn, remnant of clasp.

Seder Zichron Yerushalayim. Prayers for the entire year with English translation. Daily Prayers according to the German Custom. Jerusalem, 1910. Frumkin Press.
Ashkenaz Custom. Each page is framed. English translation on margins. Artistic olive wood binding with carving of “Place of the Temple – Jerusalem”, made by “Oholiav – Jerusalem”.
[1], 485 leaves. 8 cm. Good condition.
Frumkin press published several editions of miniature prayer books that same year: Ashkenaz custom, Sephard custom, Ashkenaz custom with German translation as well as this prayer book with an English translation.

* Sefer Tevu’ot Ha’aretz (section two of Sefer Divrei Yosef). Bound with books: “Totzaot Ha’aretz” and “Ma’aseh Ha’aretz”. Scientific and Halachic study of Eretz Yisrael. Jerusalem, 1845.
* Sefer Divrei Yosef (section three and four), Pri Tevu’ah, Pardes, responsa, commentaries and various matters on wisdom suitable for everybody. Corrections and additions to book Tevu’ot Ha’aretz published in 1845. Jerusalem, (1861). Illustrations on leaf 7.
* Sefer Divrei Yosef (section three and four). Jerusalem, 1862.
The Kabbalist rabbi and researcher, the Ga’on Rabbi Yosef Schwartz, born in Germany in 1805, immigrated to Jerusalem in 1833 and passed away in 1865. Until today his books serve as fundamental basis for many discussions regarding matters pertaining to Eretz Yisrael both in the Torah-Halachic realm and in the scientific-historical research realm.
It seems that all three volumes are from one source. Volume one: glosses and handwriting on additional leaves bound at end. Third volume contains inscription from 1866 to Rabbi Bernis from Paris, son of Rabbi Yitzchak Breines of Hamburg, signed by “…Yosef son of Rabbi Avraham Asher”. Additional notation of personal inscription: “Gift from friend Rabbi and Av Beit Din of Carlsburg”.
Three volumes – [2], 156, [3]; 52 leaves; [7], 247, [1] leaves; [4], 170, [1] leaves. Approx. 15.5 cm. Quality paper, good-very good condition. New elegant bindings.
S. HaLevi: 31, 58, 62.