155 Israeli gift Haggadot, [second half of 20th century].
The collection includes Haggadot which were presented as gifts on behalf of bookshops and publishers, Torah institutes and religious youth movements, Zionist and national institutes, newspaper publishing houses, religious councils etc.
Various sizes and conditions.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.

60 facsimile Passover Haggadot – facsimiles of printed Haggadot as well as facsimiles of manuscripts.
Including: Passover Haggadah, precise copy from Haggadah written and illustrated by artist Moshe son of Rabbi Natan HaCohen in 1816 for Ga’on Ga’on Moshe Sofer (author of Chatam Sofer), publication of B. Cohen, Berlin, 1924 (Ya’ari 1978; Otzar HaHaggadot 2928); book of Lazarus Goldschmidt on Prague Haggadah printed by Gershom Cohen (numbered copy with inscription); Haggadah facsimile in handwriting of Rabbi Yosef Messas; ten quality facsimiles of Turnovsky Publication, of illustrated manuscripts (especially from 17th-18th century), including: facsimile of Kitza Haggadah from 1770, Copenhagen Haggadah from 1739, Darmstadt Haggadah from 1733 and Breslau Haggadah from 1768; many facsimiles of printed Haggadot from 17th-18th century; facsimiles of first Haggadah in print (Guadalajara, c. 1482), and more. Includes: numbered editions and many elegant editions.
Various sizes and conditions.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.

Approximately 220 Haggadot with translation into various languages, [second half of 20th century].
Majority of Haggadot printed in Eretz Israel (on behalf of the Jewish Agency's Immigration and Absorption Department or on behalf of the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption); many Haggadot were printed in United States and several were printed in Italy, Germany, Basel and other countries.
Includes Haggadot with translation to English (many Haggadot), Dutch, Spanish, Italian, German, Romanian, Georgian, Amharic, Zakho- Kurdish, Persian and Arabic (in Hebrew letters); Haggadah as customary by Karaite Jews, Haggadah in version customary by Yemenite Jews, and more. Some appear in several copies.
Various sizes and conditions.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.

• Passover Haggadah, version of Ashkenazi Jews. Braille. Beit Chinuch Ivrim. Jerusalem, 1962.
• Passover Haggadah, version of Sephardic Jews. Braille. Beit Chinuch Ivrim. Jerusalem, 1962.
• Passover Haggadah. Braille. Published by the Central Library for the Blind. 1972.
Varying size. Overall good condition.
From the collection of Moshe Ya’ari.