Diverse collection of machzorim, siddurim and chumashim, Tehillim and Tikun Lel Shavuot. Various printings, 1767-1922.
Among the books: * Seder Kriyat Vatikin for the nights of Shavuot and Hoshana Rabba. Amsterdam, 1767. * Seder Tachanunim, according to the Ashkenazi custom in the city of Trieste. Venice, [1798]. * Tehillim (miniature format). London, [1857]. 31 books. Varied size and condition. Some have handsome bindings.
A detailed list will be provided upon request.

* Sefer Brit Yitzchak, laws of Erusin and Nisu'in, Brit Milah, Pidyon HaBen and Bar Mitzvah, by Rabbi Yitzchak Yehuda Leib Kadoshin, a Mohel "who was formerly a Rosh Yeshiva and Torah authority in the city of Minsk". NY, 1897. Hebrew and English. Approbations by Lithuanian Torah leaders: Rabbi Yitzchak Elchanan Spector, The Netziv of Volozhin etc. at the end of the book are leaves for completing dates of marriages and of births.
[2] leaves, 53, [6] pages. 17 cm. Good condition, slight wear. Detached cover title page. Contemporary binding.
Singerman 5198; Goldman 579.
* Sefer Zion – Part 2 of Brit Yitzchak, homiletics [on yishuv Eretz Israel and Chibat Zion, etc.] and "pleasant poems which rouse youthful hearts to love of Zion", by Rabbi Yitzchak Yehuda Leib Kadoshin. NY, 1898. Hebrew and English. With leaves for completing the details of the death of relatives.
[2], 39, [2], 40-43, [5] pages. 17 cm. Good-fair condition. Detached title page. Spotting and slight wear. Printed contemporary binding, worn and detached.
Singerman 5198; Goldman 946.

* Hedenu – Journal of Torah literature (in Hebrew, with English sections) published by the "Disciples of the Rabbi Yitzchak Elchanan Yeshiva" in New York.
Seven issues of the first and second year, bound in their original binding: First year: Issue 1 – Erev Shavuot 1926; Issue 2 – 13th of Tamuz 1926. Second year: Issue 1 – 8th of Kislev 1927; Issue 3 – 14th of Tevet 1927; Issue 4 – Adar Aleph 1927; Issue 5 – Adar Bet 1927.
* Aidenu – Special booklet of Hedenu, in memory of Rabbi Shlomo Paliatchik (the "Meitscheter Illui") – who served as head of the Rabbi Yitzchak Elchanan Yeshiva. Kislev 1928.
2 volumes of booklets, varied size and condition.
The first and second year issues of Hedenu are rare, and do not exist in the National Library of Israel.

Birkat HaMazon, "According to the Ashkenazi and Polish custom, with handsome lettering and on white paper, with black ink…", with Shabbat songs and Passover Haggadah. Instructions in Yiddish-Deitsch in Tzena U'Rena lettering. Fürth, 1762.
30 leaves. 21 cm. Good condition. Spotting. Fabric binding.
Not listed in Otzar Hahagadot and Ya'ari.