Auction 74 - Judaica - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters, Ceremonial Art
Likutei Moharan – Lviv, 1809 – Copy of Rebbe Avraham Brandwein
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Likutei Moharan, Parts I & II, Kadmaa and Tinyana: "Pure essays by the renowned rabbi… R. Nachman" of Breslov. "1809" [Lviv?/Zhovkva?, 1830s?].
On the title page, stamp of Rebbe Avraham Brandwein of Stretin – Gura Humora – Haifa (d. 1973. Encyclopedia L'Chassidut, I, p. 16): "Avraham son of the renowned Tzaddik R. Uri, grandson of the Tzaddik of Stretin – Gura Humora".
Signatures, ownership inscriptions, other inscriptions and pen trials on the front endpapers.
[1], 81; [1], 29 leaves. 22.5 cm. Good condition. Stains, creases and wear. Original leather front board and spine damaged and torn, partially detached. Lacking back board.
Stefansky Chassidut, no. 285.
The title page does not state the place of printing, and the date given is 1809 (impossible date, since R. Nachman of Breslov, who passed away in 1811, is mentioned on the title page as deceased). Bibliographers differ as to the date and place of publication: Lviv, Zhovkva or Korets. R. Natan Tzvi König (Neve Tzaddikim, Bnei Brak 1969, p. 41) writes: Lviv, ca. 1830; while Rosenthal (Yode'a Sefer) and Zedner record: Korets, 1809.
On the title page, stamp of Rebbe Avraham Brandwein of Stretin – Gura Humora – Haifa (d. 1973. Encyclopedia L'Chassidut, I, p. 16): "Avraham son of the renowned Tzaddik R. Uri, grandson of the Tzaddik of Stretin – Gura Humora".
Signatures, ownership inscriptions, other inscriptions and pen trials on the front endpapers.
[1], 81; [1], 29 leaves. 22.5 cm. Good condition. Stains, creases and wear. Original leather front board and spine damaged and torn, partially detached. Lacking back board.
Stefansky Chassidut, no. 285.
The title page does not state the place of printing, and the date given is 1809 (impossible date, since R. Nachman of Breslov, who passed away in 1811, is mentioned on the title page as deceased). Bibliographers differ as to the date and place of publication: Lviv, Zhovkva or Korets. R. Natan Tzvi König (Neve Tzaddikim, Bnei Brak 1969, p. 41) writes: Lviv, ca. 1830; while Rosenthal (Yode'a Sefer) and Zedner record: Korets, 1809.
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