Bin Nun, (Meorei Or Vol.6), Talmudic novellae on the tractates of Nashim and Nezikin. Rabbi Aharon Wermesh. Metz, 1827. Only edition.
Lengthy scholarly glosses in Oriental handwriting, most of them signed "Petachya" or "the young Petachya Sab'on", the author of the glosses sharply disputes the author's words in some of his remarks.
Rabbi Petachya Mordechai Sab'on, one of the sages of Oran (Algiers) in the 19th century.
[1], 191 leaves. 19.5 cm. Greenish paper, good condition, light moth damage.

* Leaves of Tractate Chulin, Prague, 1834, with several lengthy erudite glosses by Rabbi Shmuel Segal [from Sopronkeresztur]. * Title page of Levush HaButz VeHaArgaman, Venice, 1620. Signature of Rabbi Chaim Toledano and lengthy list of handwritten Chiddushei Torah. * Section of leaf of Tur Orach Chaim, from the editions printed between 1540 and 1640, with glosses in ancient Ashkenazi handwriting. * 2 Bava Kama Gemara leaves, from the editions printed during the 16th century, with ancient glosses.
Various sizes and conditions.

Pamphlets and leaves prepared for print of compositions by Rabbi Yosef Mashash (1892-1974, rabbi of Tlemcen, Meknes and Haifa).
1. Two pamphlets: "Ma'aseh Purim Shel Megaz", "Sefer Ma'aseh Yehudit". Both included later on in the book "Ner Mitzvah". Fez, (1939). The author sent the pamphlets to the printer or publisher, and wrote on the cover: "All material for end of book, and I will send to his honor the material for the beginning of the book. All material for the book Ner Mitzvah" (two handwritten corrections on first pamphlet).
2. Leaves prepared for print of "Drushim L'Bar Mitzvah", homilies and poems in honor of Bar Mitzvah, by Rabbi Yosef Mashash (printed only on one side of leaf). Title page contains area for filling out the day, month and year in which the boy becomes Bar Mitzvah. Fez, [1961].
Various sizes, general condition good. Stains and wear.

Manuscript, Sefer HaShorashim by Rabbi David Kimchi - the Radak. [Spain, late 14th century].
Two columns on each page, fine medium-sized Spanish writing, in brown ink. Water stains throughout the manuscript resemble water stains which appear on paper produced during the second half and end of the 14th century.
In a sample examination of the manuscript minor version modifications were observed in comparison to a few printings.
Several missing leaves completed in more recent Yemenite writing. Vowelization of verses, source notations upon margins of columns and several corrections - in Yemenite writing. Yemenite signatures and ownership notations.
[270] leaves [leaves completed in Yemenite handwriting: 2, 18-25, 269-270]. Leaves [15, 16-17] bound out of order and supposed to be between leaves [1-2]. Several pages bound upside down [8-9, 145-146, 186-187, 189-190]. 26 cm. Majority of leaves in good condition. Tiny tears, stains along all leaves. Several leaves in fair condition (tears and stains, scotch tape). Approximately ten leaves in fair-poor condition (coarse tears with omission of text, non-professional restoration with scotch tape upon text). Paper cutting adorned with green dots. Fine scuffed semi-leather binding.