38 booklets and pamphlets printed in the US (New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis and Other Places) from 1897-1950.
The collection is composed of 14 items from 1897 until the 1920s, approximately 10 items from the 1930s and approximately 14 items from the 1940s, in Hebrew and Yiddish.
Among them are booklets of homiletics, novellae and articles, responsa, Yearbook of the Union of Israelis in America and other items.
Varied size and condition.

Mateh Dan – Kuzari Sheni, "Proves and teaches with logical claims… the truth of the Oral Torah", by Rabbi David Nieto. London, [1714]. First edition.
The first edition was printed in three variations: Only Hebrew, only Spanish and Hebrew with Spanish. This is the combined edition, Hebrew and Spanish (column opposite column), which is the most rare out of the three.
Two illustrated title pages, one in Hebrew and one in Spanish. At the top of the title pages is a drawing of Rabbeinu HaKadosh (Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi) – the writer of the Mishnah. Between the Hebrew title page and the Spanish title page is a long printed dedication in Spanish to the community leaders and gabai of the Sha'ar HaShamayim congregation in London and a Hebrew introduction to the book.
Stamps. Ownership inscriptions and quill attempts on binding leaves. On back binding leaf is an ownership inscription in Italian writing: "The Great Mekubal Chassid Mohareridam [?]…".
Rabbi David Nieto (1654-1728, Otzar HaRabbanim 4926), a Torah genius with vast knowledge of science, dayan, speaker and doctor in Livorno and later first rabbi of the Sephardic community of London. Author of the famous book Mateh Dan – Kuzari Sheni defending the truth of the Oral Torah and contradicting mistaken theories which were rampant in the midst of the Anusim communities of Western Europe.
Complete copy. [10], 254 leaves. 22 cm. The body of the book is in a very good condition. Ink stains and reinforcement with glued paper on the first pages. Binding with parchment spine, damaged.
One of the first Hebrew books printed in England.