Talmud Bavli and Yerushalmi, Tractate Horayot, Basel, [1580]. The Talmud Yerushalmi was added to Tractate Horayot because as written on the title page: "There is no Tosfot on this tractate, therefore the Talmud Yerushalmi was added, something which had not been done in the tractates printed up until now".
16 leaves. 34.5 cm. Fair condition, stains and moth damages. New binding.
Volume 31 of the Talmud editions printed in Basel in 1578-1581.

"Hilchot Rav Alfas", Tractates "Shabbat" and" Eruvin". [Venice, 1552, first edition with additions by Rabbi Yehoshua Boaz, author of "Shiltei Giborim"]. Several glosses and corrections in ancient handwriting.
Leafs 99-229 (total of 131 of 399 leaves), 39 cm. High-quality paper, good-fair condition, minor damages (restored) and stains. New fabric binding.

Mishnayot with the commentary of Rabbi Ovadia of Bartenura, and with the Tosefet Yom Tov commentary by Rabbi Yom Tov Lipman Valerstein. Three parts [bound together]: Seder Zera'im, Seder Moed and Seder Nashim. Prague, 1614-1615. Printed by Moshe Katz.
First edition of the Tosefet Yom Tov commentary [called Tosfot Yom Tov in the following editions], printed by the author.
The three parts are bound together. Part 1 is lacking at the beginning and Part 3 at the end. Zera'im: 5-86 (lacking title page and Leaves 2-4). Moed: 111 leaves. Nashim: 96, 101-107 (lacking Leaves 97-100, 108, and 7 leaves of the "List of Corrections". Total lack: 12 leaves). Good-fair condition. Age stains and moisture. Most leaves are in good condition, approximately 20 leaves have damages, moth marks and tears, some with damage to text, restored with glued paper. The missing leaves have been replaced with high quality photocopies. New elaborate leather binding, with gilded metal clasps.

Mishnayot, with the commentary of Rabbi Ovadia of Bartenura, Tosfot Yom Tov and other additions, and with Tosfot Rabbi Akiva Eiger. Zera'im-Taharot [six Sedarim in six volumes]. Altona, 1830-1853.
First edition in which Rabbi Akiva Eiger's entire work on the Mishna is printed, by his son Rabbi Binyamin Wolf Eiger.
At the end of Seder Zera'im is Sefer Shenot Eliyahu by the Gra, Seder Zera'im [separate title page].
Altona, 1842.
6 volumes, bound with cover title pages printed on colored paper. Zera'im: [3], 133; 4; [2], 38, [2] leaves. Moed: [4], 172 leaves. Nashim: [3] 159 leaves. Nezikin: [1], 196 leaves. Kodshim: 163, [1] leaves. Taharot: [2], 266 leaves. 26 cm. Overall good condition, stains and slight wear, several detached or loose leaves. Damages to bindings.
The date of Sedarim Zera'im, Mo'ed and Nashim is 1841, Seder Nezikin, 1845, Seder Taharot, 1853 and Seder Kodshim, 1830. No other copy of Seder Kodshim with this date is known. In the Bibliography Institute CD only Nezikin is listed dated in the year 1930. This volume is listed separately from the 1841-1853 edition [Listings 0328878, 0150714]. However, the content of the title page, the frame, the type of letters and style of printing are completely the same in all volumes. For this reason and from the examination of these volumes, we presume that they all belong to the same edition printed in 1841-1853, and for some reason the date was changed to 1830 in some copies [as also assumed in the Bibliography Institute CD].