Assortment of Pocket-Format Sacred Books
Assortment of pocket-format sacred books, comprising:
1. Bible (Tanakh), carefully corrected according to the Masorah, the Education Department of the Tel Aviv Municipality, published by "Sinai" Press, British Mandate period, library stamp on the title page.
2. Book of Exodus, the second of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna.
3. Book of Numbers, the fourth of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna, 1931. Rebound with new front and back endpapers.
4. Book of Leviticus, the third of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna, 1931. Rebound with new front and back endpapers.
5. Book of Deuteronomy, the fifth of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna, 1931.
6. Siddur Avodat Yisrael, containing all prayers and supplications in order, published by "Sinai, " Tel Aviv, apparently British Mandate period.
7. Seder Maftarot, intended for the Maftir reader, with an introduction page, lacking a title page.
8. A complete set of the Five Books of the Torah, together with the Haftarot, the Five Scrolls, and the prayers, with a new English translation, written and compiled under the supervision of the Chief Rabbi of all Jewish Congregations of the British Empire, by A. Benisch, printed by Lehrberger and Partners, Frankfurt, 1924. Housed in its original cardboard slipcase.
In varying conditions, with wear and signs of age.
3.24 kg.
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Assortment of pocket-format sacred books, comprising:
1. Bible (Tanakh), carefully corrected according to the Masorah, the Education Department of the Tel Aviv Municipality, published by "Sinai" Press, British Mandate period, library stamp on the title page.
2. Book of Exodus, the second of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna.
3. Book of Numbers, the fourth of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna, 1931. Rebound with new front and back endpapers.
4. Book of Leviticus, the third of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna, 1931. Rebound with new front and back endpapers.
5. Book of Deuteronomy, the fifth of the Five Books of the Torah, with the commentary of Rashi and Targum Onkelos, together with the Haftarot and prayers for all Sabbaths of the year, published by Schlesinger, Vienna, 1931.
6. Siddur Avodat Yisrael, containing all prayers and supplications in order, published by "Sinai, " Tel Aviv, apparently British Mandate period.
7. Seder Maftarot, intended for the Maftir reader, with an introduction page, lacking a title page.
8. A complete set of the Five Books of the Torah, together with the Haftarot, the Five Scrolls, and the prayers, with a new English translation, written and compiled under the supervision of the Chief Rabbi of all Jewish Congregations of the British Empire, by A. Benisch, printed by Lehrberger and Partners, Frankfurt, 1924. Housed in its original cardboard slipcase.
In varying conditions, with wear and signs of age.
3.24 kg.