Auction 8 - Books, Manuscripts, Rabbinical Letters
Shulchan Aruch with Glosses by Rabbi Shlomo Tzabel
Opening: $100
Sold for: $500
Including buyer's premium
Shulchan Aruch, Choshen Mishpat, Part 2. Vienna, 1810.
Signed by Owner, Rabbi Shlomo Tzabel. Listing of study times from 1873-1876.
About two hundred learned, handwritten, glosses and notes in pretty and clear handwriting (mostly in pencil).
Rabbi Shlomo Tzabel (d. approx. 1900, Otzar Harabbanim 18594) was a dayan in Tirnau, Hungary. He was born in the city Chadash. His masters were Rabbi Meir Ash and Rabbi Yehuda Assad. He was a holy tzaddik who conducted an ascetic lifestyle and was used to fasting. His son in la, Rabbi Zusman Katz Stern of Kishkarsh, published his novellae on the Torah, under the name "Imrei Noam" (Faksh, 1907-1909).
[6], 96, 98-109, 200-242, 153-312 leaves. 20.5 cm. Good condition, with moisture stains and slight moth damage. Old leather and cloth binding.
Signed by Owner, Rabbi Shlomo Tzabel. Listing of study times from 1873-1876.
About two hundred learned, handwritten, glosses and notes in pretty and clear handwriting (mostly in pencil).
Rabbi Shlomo Tzabel (d. approx. 1900, Otzar Harabbanim 18594) was a dayan in Tirnau, Hungary. He was born in the city Chadash. His masters were Rabbi Meir Ash and Rabbi Yehuda Assad. He was a holy tzaddik who conducted an ascetic lifestyle and was used to fasting. His son in la, Rabbi Zusman Katz Stern of Kishkarsh, published his novellae on the Torah, under the name "Imrei Noam" (Faksh, 1907-1909).
[6], 96, 98-109, 200-242, 153-312 leaves. 20.5 cm. Good condition, with moisture stains and slight moth damage. Old leather and cloth binding.
Glosses
Glosses