Asta Bidspirit | Five Books on the Torah

Five Books on the Torah - 1. Siftei Chachamim, commentary on Rashi on the Torah and the Five Scrolls, by Rabbi Shabtai Bass. Frankfurt am Main, [1712]. (Ancient signatures: “Moshe Segal”; “--- Zeligman”). 2. Miksheh Zahav, collection on the Parshiot of the Torah, by Rabbi Meir son of Levi of Zholkva. Roedelheim, [1753]. (Ancient ownership notation: “Belongs to the young man Alexander Kerweils”). 3. Nachalat Re’uven, first section, commentary on the yearly Haftarot, by Rabbi Re’uven son of Avraham HaLevi. Frankfurt am Main, [1770]. (Notation: “Belongs to Moshe son of Rabbi Noach Alexander Segal”). 4. Olat Chodesh, Drushim on the months of the year, by Rabbi Elazar Felkeles. [Prague, 1785]. (First 6 leaves missing. Ownership notation: “Belongs to Leib son of Shimon Sofer”). 5. Kerem L’Shlomo, new commentary on Sefer Kohelet, by Rabbi Mordechai Flongian. Warsaw, 1857. Various sizes and conditions. Signatures and ownership notations, Ex-Libris.