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CATALOG 147: RARE & UNUSUAL HAGADOTH & RELATED TITLES
Contents:
=E2=80=A2 SPECIAL
=E2=80=A2 BIBLIOGRAPHY
=E2=80=A2 HOLOCAUST & DP ERA
=E2=80=A2 AMERICA
=E2=80=A2 MEXICO
=E2=80=A2 LONDON
=E2=80=A2 AMSTERDAM
=E2=80=A2 FRANCE
=E2=80=A2 GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
=E2=80=A2 PRAGUE
=E2=80=A2 HUNGARY
=E2=80=A2 OTHER EASTERN EUROPE
=E2=80=A2 LIVORNO
=E2=80=A2 NORTH AFRICA
=E2=80=A2 ERETZ ISRAEL
=E2=80=A2 INDIA
=E2=80=A2 FACSIMILES
SPECIAL
1. =E2=80=A2 THE PRATO HAGGADAH. [New York, Jewish Theological Semi=
nary],
2006 (ca. 1300). Full leather, 14 x 21 cm, 160 pp + commentary. The
Prato Haggadah (Spain, ca.1300) is an unfinished illuminated manuscript
of 85 leaves, written on fine calf parchment. Folios 1=E2=80=9353 are w=
ritten
in a square Sephardic script and folios 54=E2=80=9368 are written in a=
square
Italo-Ashkenazic script, using a different ink. The illumination of 30
pages is virtually complete. 58 are unfinished, with preparatory
drawings and possibly some gesso and color, 50 have text only and the
remaining pages are blank. Many of the pages have illuminated initial
word panels, comparable to illuminated initials in Christian or secular
manuscripts. Throughout, illustrations accompany the text, such as the
depiction of the four sons, and illustrations of matza and maror
(bitter herbs). Preparatory drawings depicting the story of Noah and
the flood appear at the end of the manuscript. Margins are replete with
fanciful drawings of hybrid creatures, imaginary birds, drolleries and
climbing vines. The codex is especially fascinating because it
demonstrates the making of a manuscript in the Middle Ages, enabling us
to view its illumination after the text was written: the preparatory
drawings, the laying down of gesso in order to cushion the gold leaf,
the application of gold and silver leaf, and ultimately the application
of pigments. The skill of the artist is of a very high order, both in
the preparatory drawings and in the completed pages, whose brilliant
colors look as fresh today as when they were applied. Printed and bound
as an exact replica of the highest quality of the 13th Century
illuminated manuscript in appropriate leather boards and parchment-like
leaves. Limited edition of 250 copies. A treasure to behold. Leaf
through the haggadah at
http://www.jtslibrarytreasures.org/prato/prato.html?utm_source=3DAll+Cu=
stomer+List&utm_campaign=3Db0b1c830d9-147_hagadoth3_26_2012&utm_medium=3De=
mail. $4700.00.
2. =E2=80=A2 HAGADAH SHEL PESACH: BE-OTYIOT GEDOLOT WE=E2=80=99IM IV=
RI TEITSH.
Odessa, Bletnitski, 1918. Original Paper-wrappers, 8vo, 32 pages,
illustration on title-page. In Hebrew, Yudlov 2682. The first haggadah
published in the Soviet Union, predating Altshuler=E2=80=99s first Red=
Haggadah
by 5 years. (Odessa was at the time the capital of the Odessa Soviet
Republic). Subject: Haggadot =E2=80=93 Seder =E2=80=93 Liturgy. No copi=
es on OCLC.
Pages tanned with edgewear, no text loss. Heavy wear to wrappers, but
solid. Scarce and important (HAG-8-16) (ID #29221) 500.00.
3. =E2=80=A2 Kashilsberg, Shlomo. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. Basle;wi=
lhelm
Haas, 1816. Clothbound. 8vo. 54 pages. 23 cm. In Hebrew and
Judeo-German. Bound in publishers paper boards. This Haggadah is
considered to be one of the more attractive editions published in the
nineteenth century. Textually, it is a reprint of Joel Brill's German
translation in Hebrew characters which first appeared in 1785. Printed
at the Basel press of Wilhelm Haas, and corrected by Solomon
Coschelsberg, the Haggadah contains twenty-four pleasing and
well-executed woodcuts, copied from Friedrich Battier's illustrations
to a German Bible published in Basel in 1710. Yudlov 565, Yaari 399.
Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy
- Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (Univ Basel; Univ Michigan).
Boards soiled with wine stains. Pages lightly foxed and soiled, with
two wormholes near spine and scattered wine stains. Last signature
shaken. All text bright. Good condition. (HAG-9-11) (ID #29167) 625.00.
4. =E2=80=A2 Rabinowitz, Jacob. PRAISES OF JACOB, A COMMENTARY ON TH=
E
HAGADAH. London; Y Norditsky, 1906. Paper Wrappers. 8vo. 64 pages. 22
cm. First edition. In Hebrew. This work was published in two parts,
this being the first part. Includes a printed pastedown presentation
and greetings card from Jacob Rabinowitz located on the verso of the
cover, as well as a pastedown card on the verso of the rear cover
containing the handwritten signature of Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz. Jacob
Rabinowitz (1857=E2=80=931921) , =E2=80=9CLithuanian rabbi and Zionist=
leader. Born in
Kelme, Rabinowitz held rabbinical posts at Ivye, Aleksot, and Sopotskin
and was esteemed as a writer of responsa and novellae, some of which
were collected in his Sefer Orah Yashar (1903). An early member of the
Kovevei Zion, Rabinowitz attended the Second Zionist Congress, where he
made a deep impression on both Theodor Herzl and the delegates; he was
elected to the Zionist General Council, later serving as one of the
first directors of the Jewish Colonial Trust. =E2=80=A6 In 1906 Rabinow=
itz was
appointed rabbi of Liverpool, where he did much to promote traditional
observance and communal harmony, despite the early hostility of more
Anglicized members of the local community. Together with Reines, he
founded the Mizrachi world movement of religious Zionists in 1902, and
he maintained his Zionist activity in England, being elected president
of the British Mizrachi organization at its first conference in 1918.=
=E2=80=9D
(2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). Yudlov 2351. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. One copy at the
Natl Libr Israel. Front cover is detached. Title page and last page
show ageing bordered by pastedowns. Very light wine stains in margins
on a few pages. Very clean. Good condition. (HAG-7-33) (ID #29144)
500.00.
5. =E2=80=A2 Guggenheim, Siegfried. OFFENBACHER HAGGADAH. Offenbach=
Am Main;
Verlag Des Herausgebers Guggenheim, 1927. Clothbound. 4to. 97, [1]
pages. 30 cm. First edition. Hebrew text with German translation.
Original tan cloth spine, paper over boards, printed paper label.
Edited by Siegfried Guggenheim, type set by the caligrapher Rudolf
Koch, with 30 striking =E2=80=9CWiener Werkstaette=E2=80=9D style hand-=
colored plates,
including two maps of the Holy Land by Franz Kredel; printed in a
limited edition of 300 copies (Number 124 of 300) as issued, this
beautifully made volume is printed in red and black ink on fine paper,
including dozens of musical notations; with color illustrations
throughout depicting the plague set upon Egypt and the exodus. This
Weimar era fine edition is based on the Offenbacher Haggadah of Isaac
Offenbach (1779=E2=80=931850) , a famous =E2=80=9CHazzan. Isaac ben Jud=
ah, surnamed
Eberst, was born in Offenbach near Frankfurt. After he left his native
town in 1799 to become a wandering Hazzan and musician, he began to be
called, "der Offenbacher, " which soon became his official family name.
In 1802 he settled in Deutz as a tavern musician, and in 1816 moved to
Cologne, where he became a music teacher and in about 1826 the town
Hazzan, a post he held until shortly before his death. The seventh of
his nine children, Jacob, was the composer Jacques Offenbach. Isaac
Offenbach was a versatile musician, a prolific composer (mainly of
synagogal works) , and a writer and translator of merit. His historical
importance stems from the fact that the documentation of his life and
work has survived almost in full. His publications are a Haggadah with
German translation and six appended melodies, some traditional and some
composed by him (1838) ; a Hebrew-German youth prayer book (1839) ; and
a number of guitar pieces. His manuscripts =E2=80=A6 include reminiscen=
ces by
his daughter, and about 20 fascicles and folders of cantorial
compositions and notations of traditional melodies. Over and above
their value as "cantorial" antecedents of his famous son's work, these
manuscripts provide both a treasure trove of the "great tradition" of
Ashkenazi Hazzanut and an instructive picture of the development of a
Hazzan at the beginning of the Emancipation. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encycloped=
ia
Judaica). Since reprinted in a duplicate form, in 1960, this is one of
the remaining extant copies of the first edition. Contains laid in
single page review of the volume from a German journal =E2=80=9CDer Mor=
gen=E2=80=9D of
February 1928, written by Otto Kattler. Yudlov 3054; Yaari 2042.
Subjects: Reform Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts.
Extremely well preserved, with light ageing on covers, and very light
aging internally. Clean and fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-18)
(ID #29129) 700.00.
6. =E2=80=A2Levi, Isaac. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH METURGAM MI-LASHON
HA-KODESH LE-LASHON `ANGLITERA =3D SERVICE FOR THE TWO FIRST NIGHTS OF
PASSOVER: IN HEBREW AND ENGLISH, ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE GERMAN
AND POLISH JEWS: CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED BY ISAAC LEVI. London,
Hyam Barnett et al., 1808. Original Publisher=E2=80=99s Cloth. 4to. 26=
pages.
28 cm. In Hebrew and English. SUBJECT(S): Haggadot -- Texts. Seder --
Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Ashkenazic
rite -- Liturgy -- Texts. Other Title: =E2=80=9CHaggadah. Hebrew & Engl=
ish.
1808.=E2=80=9D SUBJECT(S): Haggada shel Pesah. OCLC lists 4 copies worl=
dwide.
Spine repaired (Cambridge University, British Library, National Library
of Israel, Jewish Theological Seminary of America). Tape along internal
hinges. Pages lightly stained, but all text is clear. Good condition.
(HOLO2-76-12) (ID #28006) 600.00.
7. =E2=80=A2Mas-Nak, Dr. HAGADAH MI-PURIM =E2=80=98AD PESAH VE-1 LE-=
APRIL BI-KHELAL
(ULE-KHOL YEMOT HA-SHANAH). Yerushalayim, 1923. Softcover, 12mo, 16
pages, 18 cm. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S): Passover -- Humor. Jewish wit and
humor. Satire, Hebrew -- Israel. Title Subject: Haggadah -- Parodies,
imitations, etc. OCLC lists 6 copies worldwide (Stanford, Yale,
Brandeis, Harvard, HUC, Nat Lib Israel). Light staining to edges of
cover. Lightly bumped corners. Excellent condition. (Hag-8-17) (ID
#27547) 225.00.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
8. =E2=80=A2A LIST OF MATERIAL FOR PASSOVER [BOOKSELLER CATALOG]. B=
loch
Publishing Co. New York, 1934. Softcover, 12mo, 32 pages. =E2=80=9CFeat=
ured In
This Issue. Interesting Notes and News. A List of Recent Publications=
=E2=80=9D
Number 22, March-April. Lightwear. Very good condition. (Hag-4-17) (ID
#27541) 45.00.
9. =E2=80=A2 Kraemer, David; Stavisky, Nellie; Centeno, Silvia A. ;
Schmelzer, Menahem; Cohen, Evelyn M; Steinberger, Naomi M. THE PRATO
HAGGADAH [COMPANION VOLUME]. New York: Library Of The Jewish
Theological Seminary; Valencia: In Collaboration With Patrimonio
Ediciones, 2007. Hardcover, 107 pages, facsims. color illustrations, 23
cm. Facsimile text in Hebrew and Aramaic; modern texts in English.
Contents: The Prato Haggadah: an investigation into the artists=E2=80=
=99 and
scribes=E2=80=99 materials and techniques, and conservation treatment.=
Nellie
Stavisky and Silvia A. Centeno -- The liturgy of the Prato Haggadah.
Menahem Schmelzer -- The art of the Prato Haggadah. Evelyn M. Cohen.
SUBJECT (S): Jewish illumination of books and manuscripts. Title
Subject: Prato Haggadah -- Facsimiles. Haggadah (Ms. Prato Haggadah).
Haggadah --Illustrations. Haggadah (Sephardic). This is the companion
volume to the facsimile edition of the Prato Hagadah, a Sephardic
Haggadah produced in Spain, ca. 1300, with incomplete illuminations.
The manuscript lacks a colophon, but contains an Italian censor=E2=80=
=99s
signature dated 1617. This companion volume (107 pages: color
illustrations) contains an introduction and essays by David Kraemer...
[et al. ] and is edited by Naomi M. Steinberger. Includes
bibliographical referenes. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (JTS,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, University of Pennsylvania, British
Library). =E2=80=9CNothing at all is known of either the patron or scri=
be of
the Prato Haggadah, and little is known of its whereabouts from the
time it was produced in Spain, around 1300, until the time it was
acquired by the JTS Library in l964. While the haggadah's text is
written in accordance with the Spanish rite, at some point additional
text, which included liturgical poems of the Ashkenazic rite, was
added, most likely in Italy. A 1617 signature of an Italian church
censor, Giovanni Domenico Carretto is proof that the manuscript
actually was in Italy at the beginning of the seventeenth century.
Nothing further is known of the haggadah's history until 1928, when it
was in the possession of Dr. Ludwig Pollak, a native of Prague living
in Rome. A distinguished humanist and collector of classical art,
literary manuscripts, books and Judaica, Dr. Pollak promised the
haggadah to his friend Rabbi David Prato, Chief Rabbi of Rome. After
disagreements with the Fascist authorities in the late 1930s, Rabbi
Prato moved to Palestine. Dr. Pollak, his wife and son, along with
other members of the Jewish community of Rome, were deported to
Auschwitz, where they perished. After the war, Rabbi Prato was recalled
to his previous position in Rome and served the community until his
death in 1951. Shortly after the Rabbi's demise, his only son
Jeonathan, an Israeli diplomat en route to his post in Buenos Aires,
was visited by the sister-in-law of Dr. Pollak in Rome. Knowing of Dr.
Pollak's intention to donate the manuscript to the rabbi, she fulfilled
the promise and gave the haggadah to the rabbi's only surviving heir.
The Prato Haggadah was purchased by the JTS Library in 1964. The art of
the Prato Haggadah is witty and imaginative. The manuscript is replete
with decorated initial word panels, foliate ornamentation, and hybrid
figures. Several illustrations relate directly to the text... The Prato
Haggadah contains motifs common in medieval manuscripts, and many
folios reflect the artist's sense of humor... For reasons that remain
obscure, the manuscript's illumination was never completed. It is
precisely the unfinished nature of the codex that allows the viewer to
see the stages of production of an illuminated manuscript: the scribal
arrangement of the text; the artist's preparatory drawings; the
application of gesso to cushion gold or silver leaf; the addition of
the leaf; the painting of a wide variety of pigments; and the outlining
of the illuminations with ink. The text of the Prato Haggadah is also
distinctive. Although it includes the standard biblical, talmudic, and
midrashic texts, as well as the liturgical poetry common to other
Spanish Haggadot, the Prato Haggadah lacks all elements associated with
the Passover meal. Kiddush, blessings for matzah and maror,
instructions for the feast itself, and grace after meals are absent.
Scholars have suggested that Haggadot of this kind may have been
written to be read publicly in the synagogue, after which people would
return to their homes for the meal. This phenomenon is found in other
Spanish Haggadot and is explained by medieval sources as satisfying the
requirement to recount the story of the Exodus for people unable to
lead or attend a seder. Many Sephardic Jews immigrated to Italy
following the expulsions from the Iberian Peninsula at the end of the
fifteenth century, often taking their manuscripts with them. Though we
do not know when the Prato Haggadah left Spain, the manuscript includes
an Ashkenazic liturgical section probably added in northern Italy in
the sixteenth century and a censor's signature from Italy dated 1617.
In addition, the volume contains many textual emendations and
corrections inserted over several centuries. Though the Spanish or
Ashkenazic sections of the manuscript cannot be definitively dated or
localized, scribal practices and liturgical variants provide a general
overview of the history of the manuscript and its owners=E2=80=9D (JTS=
2010).
New condition. (Hag-1-1) (ID #27543) 75.00.
10. =E2=80=A2 Kogman-Appel, Katrin. DIE ZWEITE N=C3=9CRNBERGER UND D=
IE JEHUDA
HAGGADA: J=C3=9CDISCHE ILLUSTRATOREN ZWISCHEN TRADITION UND FORTSCHRITT=
=2E
Frankfurt Am Main, New York; P. Lang, 1999. Softbound. 8vo. 495 pages.
21 cm. First edition. In German. Title translates as: =E2=80=9DThe Seco=
nd
Nuremberg and the Judah Haggada: Jewish illustrators between tradition
and progress. =E2=80=9D In the series =E2=80=9CJudentum und Umwelt=E2=
=80=9D book 69. Pages 339
to 494 are entirely consistent of photographic plates, in color and
black and white. The author Katrin Kogman-Appel is Lecturer in the
Department of Arts at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva
and a distinguished art historian with another celebrated tome on
illuminated Sephardic Haggadahs. Subjects: Haggadot - Illustrations.
Jewish illumination of books and manuscripts - Germany. Illumination of
books and manuscripts, Medieval - Germany. Passover in art. Muzeon
Yisrael (Jerusalem) Sifriyah `a. Sh. Zalman Shoken. Muzeon Yisrael.
Manuscript. 24087.Sifriyyat Schocken. Manuscript 180/50. Jerusalem
Israel-Museum. Second Nuremberg Haggadah - Illustrations. OCLC lists 8
copies. Light wear to covers, light pencil underlining on a few pages,
mostly in the margins. Otherwise fresh. Very good + condition.
(HAG-7-42) (ID #29153) 100.00.
11. =E2=80=A2Peled-Carmeli, Haviva. ILLUSTRATED HAGGADOT OF THE EIGH=
TEENTH
CENTURY/ HA-METSAYER BI-YETSIAT. Jerusalem: The Israel Museum, 1983,.
Paper Wrappers, Large 8vo, 35, 109 pages. In Hebrew, with Introduction
in English as well. Catalog from a major exhibit at the Israel Museum,
with rich color and black 7 white illustrations. Jewish Art Scholar
Joseph Gutmann=E2=80=99s copy, with notes laid in. Soft cover with dust=
jacket.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 109). Small tear to cover. Very
Good Condition. (SPEC-19-8) (ID #21215) 35.00.
12. =E2=80=A2Yerushalmi, Yosef Hayim. HAGGADAH AND HISTORY: A PANORA=
MA IN
FACSIMILE OF FIVE CENTURIES OF THE PRINTED HAGGADAH FROM THE
COLLECTIONS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND THE JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
OF AMERICA. Philadelphia, Jewish Publication Society, 1975. Hardcover,
8vo, 494 pages. Facsimile illustrations in Hebrew. Fold out map. Second
printing. SUBJECT(S): Judaism - prayer books and devotion; Printing,
Hebrew; Haggadah. Yerushalmi (b. 1932) was educated at Yeshiva
University, Columbia, and the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
He became a professor at Harvard in 1966, where he was later to be
chairman of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations,
and was elected as a fellow of the American Academy of Jewish Research
in 1972. In 1980, he became the director of Columbia's Center for
Israel and Jewish Studies.(EJ) Ex-library. Cover in dustjacket. Very
good condition. (BIB-15-36) (LIC) (ID #21405) 50.00.
HOLOCAUST & DP ERA
13. =E2=80=A2 HAGADAH SHEL PESAH Fernvald; Yafeh, 1946. Paper wrappe=
rs. 8vo.
34 pages. 21 cm. In Hebrew and Yiddish. Haggadah with several
commentaries in Yiddish; printed by survivors in the Fernwald displaced
persons camp. Illustrations on outside and inside wrappers. Yudlov
4018; Yaari 2636. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts.
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide. With stamp on
front cover of =E2=80=9CHotel Motke=E2=80=9D. Wrappers shaken, with hea=
vy soiling and
wine stains on covers. Pages browned and aged throughout, with light
soiling and heavier wine stains in upper margins. All text crisp and
bright. Good Condition. (HAG-9-23/8-15) (ID #29180/29220) 300.00.
14. =E2=80=A2 HAGGADAH SHEL PESAH. Jerusalem; Mendel Friedman & Part=
ner,
1935. Paper wrappers. 16mo. [64] pages. 15 cm. Text in Judeo-Arabic an=
d
Hebrew. With 18 illustrations and a Judeo-Arabic translation and
commentary. Yudlov 3511; Yaari 2205. Subjects: Seder - Liturgy - Texts.
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover. Judeo-Arabic language - Texts.
Haggadot -Commentaries. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Bar Ilan Univ,
Natl Libr Israel, JTSA). Worn covers, with some tear along backstrip.
Wine stains on cover and throughout. Upper left corner bumped and
wormholed throughout, not affecting text. All text and illustrations
clear. Good- condition. (HAG-9-21) (ID #29178) 175.00.
15. =E2=80=A2 SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH Bratislava; Natalie, 1948. La=
ter
Paper wrappers. 8vo. [4], 144 pages. Only edition. 23 cm. In Hebrew.
Compiled by the Publishing Association for Jewish Culture in
Bratislava, Czechoslavakia, a Holocaust survivors=E2=80=99 association;=
with
two hundred and thirty eight commentaries. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy
=E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Hag=
gadah -
Commentaries. OCLC lists two copies (Harvard, Spertus Inst). Edges
lightly worn and bumped. All pages lightly aged, but very clean. Good
condition. (HAG-9-33) (ID #29192) 250.00.
16. =E2=80=A2 Elijah Ben Joseph Gig. HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH [ILLUSTRA=
TED TUNIS
RITE HAGGADAH]. Livorno, Italy; Bi-Defus Shlomah Bilforti, 1933.
Original Publisher=E2=80=99s Cloth. 8vo. 88 pages. 25 cm. In Judeo-Arab=
ic and
Hebrew. Mussolini-era Haggadah. Printed in Livorno, Italy, this
Haggadah with Judeo-Arabic translation following the rites of Tunis
includes 78 detailed illustrations from woodcuts printed in green ink.
Livorno (Leghorn) was an old center of an established Sephardic
community in Italy, seconding Venice in Italian Jewish printing houses,
with a synagogue considered the finest in Italy. The Jews of Leghorn
were known as Gorni (pl. Grana) , a =E2=80=9Cterm used for the Jewish
immigrants from Leghorn (Livorno) , who began to settle in North
Africa, especially in Tunisia, from the 17th century on. The Grana were
essentially merchants; their commercial activity was strictly connected
with the Jews of Livorno. They were 400 or 500 in 1821, their number
rose to 2, 500 or 3, 000 in 1893 and to about 5, 000 in 1938. Until the
1940s the Gorni constituted separate congregations in Tunis and in
other towns of Tunisia, with their own administration, bet din, and
communal institutions. At all times, the Grana considered themselves as
belonging to the European culture (besides Arabic, they spoke Spanish,
Italian, and French) and felt separate from the =E2=80=98Tuansa, =E2=80=
=99 i. E. the
old Jewish residents of Tunisia. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica)=
The
printing house which issued this Haggadah in 1933 was started by
Solomon Belforte (1806=E2=80=931869) , =E2=80=9Cprinter of Leghorn. Bel=
forte belonged
to an Italian Jewish family that settled in Leghorn (Livorno) at the
end of the 17th century. He started to edit Hebrew prayer books in 1821
and established his own printing house in 1834. In 1843, the local
government authorized the printing of Italian translations of Hebrew
liturgical texts. The activity of Salomone Belforte & Co. Was continued
by the family =E2=80=93 with the forced hiatus of the period of Fascist
antisemitic laws and the war =E2=80=93 until 1961, when all the equipme=
nt of
the printing house was sold to an Israeli company. For almost 100
years, Salomone Belforte & Co. Was one of the most prestigious
publishers of Hebrew books, meeting the intellectual and religious
needs of Italian, Sephardi, and also Ashkenazi communities. Beside
this, the Belforte printing house published Italian literary works and
school books. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) Yaari 2178; Yudlov=
3451.
Subjects: Liturgy and ritual. Hagadah. Judeo-Arabic. 1933. Judaism -
Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists three copies worldwide (Hebrew Col, JTSA,
Natl Libr Israel). Boards worn and soiled, with numerous wormholes
along cloth backstrip. Three small wormholes internally. Pages aged,
lightly soiled with winestains. Some small tear at a few margins.
Binding firm, all text and illustrations crisp. Good- condition.
(HAG-9-20) (ID #29177) 300.00.
17. =E2=80=A2 Geismar, Otto; E. S. Hen. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH GEBEDEN E=
N
GEZANGEN VOOR DE SEIDERAVONDEN. Amsterdam; E. Mozes, 1938. Clothbound.
8vo. V, 90, [1] pages. 22 cm. In Dutch and Hebrew. A new Dutch
translation with captions and notes made by Enrst S. Hen. Bound in
light green cloth, with gilt =E2=80=9Cstick-figure=E2=80=9D illustratio=
n of a Seder
table on front cover, with back cover illustration depicting the
breaking of the chains of slavery towards a new dawn; includes
extensive black ink modernist =E2=80=98stick-figure=E2=80=99 Illustrati=
ons by Otto
Geismar throughout: =E2=80=9CThe Geismar illustrations are among the mo=
st
unusual ever to adorn a Hagadah text. =E2=80=9D (Yerushalmi). Yudlov 36=
31.
Subjects: Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Passover -- Prayer-books and
devotions. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (National Libr Israel,
Harvard). Light soiling to covers and light ageing to endpages; an
exceedingly fresh and well preserved copy. Very good + condition.
(HAG-9-3) (ID #29159) 400.00.
18. =E2=80=A2 Gutman, Nahum. HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH [NAHUM GUTMAN ILL=
USTRATED
HAGGADAH]. Tel Aviv; Yavneh, 1945. Hardbound. 4to. 26, [2] pages. In
Hebrew. Bound in green cloth and printed decorative boards, of blue,
white, orange, and yellow ink displaying title and flowers. Haggadah
for children illustrated with 12 full page color drawings by the artist
Nahum Gutman. Text in red and black ink, printed in =E2=80=9CTel Aviv,
Palestine. =E2=80=9D Yudlov 3989; Yaari 2658. Subjects: Judaism - Litur=
gy =E2=80=93
Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists no=
copies
of the 1945 edition. Backstrip torn, repaired. Covers lightly worn and
lightly soiled, with bumped corners. Light foxing throughout, with two
pages previously repaired with tape. Fair condition. (HAG-9-43) (ID
#29204) 100.00.
19. =E2=80=A2 Lehmann, Marcus; Oscar Lehmann. HAGADAH SCHEL PESSACH.
Frankfurt A. M. ; J. Kauffmann, 1938. Clothbound. 8vo. 210 pages. 24
cm. In German and Hebrew. Revised and edited by Oscar Lehmann, printed
in 1938. Two haggadahs were printed in Germany in this year, our copy
from Frankfurt and the other from Berlin, comprising two of the last
haggadahs printed in Germany until after the Holocaust. This Haggadah,
bound in beige boards with a cloth backstrip, contains a dozen large
plates depicting illustrations from medieval german Haggadahs. Rabbi
Marcus Lehmann (Meir; 1831=E2=80=931890) , was a =E2=80=9CGerman Orthod=
ox rabbi,
scholar, and writer. Lehmann was born in Verden, Germany, and studied
with Israel Hildesheimer in Halberstadt, with S. L. Rapoport in Prague,
and at Halle. In Prague he was friendly with the writer Solomon Kohn,
who may have influenced Lehmann's future work as a writer. In 1853 an
organ was introduced in the synagogue of Mainz and in 1854, when the
Orthodox members formed a separate congregation, Lehmann was elected
their rabbi and, eventually, one of the leaders and spokesmen of modern
German Orthodoxy. In Mainz he founded a religious school which from
1859 was an elementary day school for boys and girls. Lehmann wrote
polemically against Reform and founded the weekly Israelit (1860=E2=80=
=931938)
to counter the influence of Ludwig Philippson's Reform periodical,
Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums; the Israelit became the principal
voice of German Orthodoxy. Lehmann was the main contributor to the
Israelit and his many historical novels, including Rabbi Joselmann von
Rosheim (translated into English as Tales of Yore, 1947) , and short
stories were first published in it. His stories were collected in Aus
Vergangenheit und Gegenwart (6 vols. 1872=E2=80=9388) , and many were
translated or adapted into Hebrew, Judeo-Arabic, French, Hungarian,
English, and other languages. =E2=80=A6 Of more scholarly importance, t=
hough
also primarily intended for popular instruction, are his German edition
of the Haggadah (1906, 1914, 1926) , anonymously revised and enlarged
by H. Ehrmann and translated into English (1969) , and his Sabbath
lectures on Avot, collected as Die Sprueche der Vaeter (in
installments, in: Israelit, 1895=E2=80=931905; 3 vols. 1921/23) in whic=
h
Lehmann made use of earlier commentators, particularly of Samuel b.
Isaac 's Midrash Shemu'el, and thus made the commentators accessible to
the German reader. Lehmann also published the tractate Berakhot of the
Jerusalem Talmud with the commentary of Solomon Sirillo and his own
notes, Meir Nativ (1874). Lehmann translated the Pentateuch (1873,
19136) in the Bible translation initiated by the Orthodox Bible
Institute to counter the translation of Zunz and others. =E2=80=9D (200=
7
Encyclopedia Judaica) Note that this edition and year was not listed in
the EJ, aparantly because of its scarcity. Yudlov 3663. Subjects: Seder
-- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadah. Haggadot --
Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Staats Und Univ Bremen, Yale,
Natl Libr Of Israel, Kings Col London). Backstrip replaced, boards
lightly soiled. Endpages lightly foxed, with light spots of foxing
every once in while in the margins throughout the book. Pages are
clean, with all text and plates fresh. Good + condition. (HAG-9-2) (ID
#29158) 400.00.
20. =E2=80=A2 Roth, Cecil; Donia Nachshen. THE HAGGADAH. London; Son=
cino
Press, 1934. Clothbound. 8vo. 90, XIX pages. 25 cm. =E2=80=9CNew editio=
n. =E2=80=9D In
Hebrew and English. Nazi-era Haggadah. =E2=80=9CThe Haggadah, a new edi=
tion
with English translation, introduction, and notes=E2=80=9D by Cecil Rot=
h; with
color illustrated drawings by Donia Nachshen. Printed in Holland. Text
and translation in parallel columns, with illustrated end papers.
Yudlov 3482; Yaari 2194. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy -
Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Light ageing and soiling to covers,
with small tear at bottom of rubbed backstrip. Clean and fresh
throughout. Very good condition. (HAG-9-5) (ID #29161) 50.00.
21. =E2=80=A2 Maimonides, Moses; Elijah Ben Solomon. HAGADAH LE-FESA=
H NUSAH
HA-RAMBAM BE-SIFRO HA-YAD HA-HAZAKAH:... AL PI SEDER MINHAGE HA-GRA...
Tel Aviv: A. Landa, 1935. Softcover, 8vo, 56 pages, illustrations
(includes portrait) , 23 cm. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S): Judaism -- Liturgy
-- Texts. Passover -- Prayer-books and devotions. At head of title:
La-hagigat melot 800 shanah shel Rabenu Mosheh ben Maimon, ha-Rambam.
Maimonides (Moses ben Maimon; known in rabbinical literature as
=E2=80=9CRambam=E2=80=9D; from the acronym Rabbi Moses Ben Maimon; 1135=
=E2=80=931204) was a
=E2=80=9Crabbinic authority, codifier, philosopher, and royal physician=
=E2=80=9D
(Rabinowitz, Louis Isaac, et al. In EJ 2010). OCLC lists 7 copies
worldwide (Cornell, Yale, Emory, Spertus, Harvard, Duke, HUC). Tears to
edges of cover. Staining to cover. Yellowing of pages. Binding in good
condition. (Hag-8-20) (ID #27549) 135.00.
22. =E2=80=A2 Falkenberg, Hermann. HAGADA F=C3=9CR DIE SEDERABENDE.=
Berlin; M.
Rosenthal, [1933]. Clothbound. 8vo. 38 pages. 24 cm. Hebrew and German=
;
instructions and commentaries in German only. Copy belonging to the
only child and son-in-law of Leo Baeck, Ruth (Baeck) and Hermann
Berlak, with =E2=80=9CBerlak=E2=80=9D penned on the endpaper. Second pr=
inting, for the
Liberalen Synagogue; our copy, bound in later red cloth with beautiful
gilt lettering on cover and fine paper used for endpages. Hagada for
the Seder Evenings, by Hermann Falkenberg, founder of a liberal
synagogue on Berlin=E2=80=99s Schoenhauser Allee, died in 1936. His wif=
e,
Bertha Falkenberg, was a pioneer for the rights of Jewish women in the
pre-war years. A longtime president of the Berlin Jewish Women=E2=80=99=
s
League, she fought for the voting rights of women as synagogue members.
A plaque dedicated to the Falkenberg=E2=80=99s was commemorated in 2003=
;
affixed to the outer wall of 22 Lottumstrasse in former East Berlin, it
marks the last address of the Falkenbergs. Yaari 2498. Subjects:
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists 6 copies
worldwide. Covers very lightly worn, pages lightly aged, but very clean
and fresh. Very good condition. (HAG-7-7) (ID #29118) 300.00.
23. =E2=80=A2Forst, Siegmund and Abraham Regelson. SEDER HAGADAH SHE=
L PESAH:
=E2=80=98IM KITURIM VE-TSIYURIM. New York; Shiloh, 1941. Hardcover, 4to=
, 105
pages, illustrated, 23 cm. In English and Hebrew on opposite pages.
Beautiful modernist mid-century color illustrations. SUBJECT (S):
Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy --
Texts. Haggadah -- Illustrations. Illustrated lining-papers. Other
Titles: Haggadah. English & Hebrew. ; Passover Haggada; Hagadah shel
Pesah ; Haggada of Passover; Haggadah. OCLC lists 15 copies worldwide.
Wear to cover binding corners and edges. Very good condition. (Hag-2-7)
(ID #27512) 100.00.
24. =E2=80=A2 Mansour, Saleh J. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH TEHILAT YES=
HARIM.
Jerusalem, 1947. Hardcover, 8vo, 80 pages, illustrated, Hebrew, Yudlov
4037. Subject: Haggadot =E2=80=93 Seder =E2=80=93 Liturgy. OCLC lists o=
ne copy
(Harvard). Covers very worn, front-cover is missing almost =C2=BD,
back-cover 1/3. First few pages are also missing edges but no text
loss. Inner-pages good some tears, tape-repair to pages 3-5, markings
on first pages, overall fair condition only. (HAG-8-14) (ID #29219)
75.00.
AMERICA
25. =E2=80=A2HAGADAH VE-SEDER SHEL PESAH=3DFORM OF SERVICE FOR THE F=
IRST TWO
NIGHTS OF THE FEAST OF PASSOVER. New York: Lewine & Rosenbaum, 1886.
Hardcover, 8vo, 60 pages, illustrated, 22 cm. SUBJECT (S): Judaism --
Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. English
and Hebrew in parallel columns. Hebrew title romanized. Other Titles:
Haggadah. English & Hebrew. Form of service for the first two nights of
the feast of Passover. New illustrated edition. OCLC lists 3 copies
worldwide (Brandeis, North Park, Duke). In attractive period marbled
boards. Good condition. (Hag-2-2) (ID #27506) 250.00.
26. =E2=80=A2SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH=3DERZAHLUNG VON DEM AUSZUGE IS=
RAELS AUS
EGYPTEN AN DEN BEIDEN ERSTEN PESSACH-ABENDEN. New York: J. Rosenbaum,
1889. Softcover, 12mo, 70 pages, 19 cm. In Hebrew and German. Other
Titles: Haggadah. Hagadah shel Pesah; Erzahlung von dem Auszuge Israels
aus Egypten an den beiden ersten Pessach-Abenden; Haggadah. ; German. ;
1889. OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide (Univ of Denver, JTS). Wear and
chipping to first and last leaves. In attractive blank paper covers.
Very good condition thus. (Hag-2-1) (ID #27505) 200.00.
27. =E2=80=A2 SERVICE FOR THE TWO FIRST NIGHTS OF PASSOVER, WITH AN=
ENGLISH
TRANSLATION. New York; H. Sakolski, 1881. Clothbound. 12mo. 70, [1]
pages. 20 cm. English and Hebrew. Singerman 2922 (1881 ed). Not in
Goldman. Haggada shel Pesah; bound in decorative boards. =E2=80=9CServi=
ce for
the two first nights of Passover in commemoration of our redemption
from Egypt=E2=80=9D. Published in New York by H. Sakolski at 53 Divisio=
n
Street. Yudlov 1583. Subjects: Passover. OCLC lists 8 copies worldwide.
Light wear to covers, pages lightly aged, with light wine stains
throughout. Page edges bumped and brittle at a few points. All text
very clear and bright. Good condition. (HAG-7-5) (ID #29116) 325.00.
28. =E2=80=A2 Blinder, Yaakov; Asher Bergman; Shalom Meir Wallach. T=
HE
HAGGADAH OF THE ROSHEI YESHIVAH: ILLUMINATING THOUGHTS FROM THE
CENTURY'S GREAT TORAH LEADERS [BOOK 1 AND BOOK 2]. Brooklyn; Mesorah
Publications, 1998/ 1999. Hardbound. 8vo. 303; 309 pages. 24 cm. Two
volumes; first edition [Volume 1: "The Grossman edition"; volume 2:
"The Ray edition"; not included is volume 3: "The Weinstock edition. "
Each stands on its own]. Text in Hebrew and English on opposite pages,
commentary in English. Haggadah of the roshei yeshivah, adapted by
Yaakov Blinder, from the Hebrew by Asher Bergman, in association with
Shalom Meir wallach. Description from the publisher: =E2=80=9CTheir ver=
y names
inspire awe: Rabbi Isser Zalman Meltzer of Slutzk and Jerusalem; Rabbi
Aharon Kotler of Kletzk and Lakewood; Rabbi Chaim Shmulevitz of Mir and
Jerusalem; Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael Kanievsky, the Steipler Gaon of Bnai
Brak; Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetsky of Torah Vodaath; and Rabbi Moshe
Feinstein of Mesivtha Tifereth Jerusalem! Another year, another
Haggadah. One often wonders what is left to say -- but no one will ask
that question about this monumental anthology. For the first time in
English, this volume brings together the ideas and expositions of six
of the greatest luminaries of contemporary times, six revered and
renowned roshei yeshivah, who, collectively, were the teachers and
leaders of tens, even hundreds of thousands of Jews, all over the
world. First in =E2=80=98Arzei HaLevanon, =E2=80=99 the Hebrew predeces=
sor of this
volume, and now here, their discourses on the Haggadah are collected
and set forth with taste and clarity. All of them were Torah geniuses,
who saw lessons for today in the miracles of yesterday. To them, the
Haggadah and the story of the Exodus were guideposts for life in every
era. Their interpretations of the Haggadah are distinguished for depth,
incisiveness, pure faith -- and the profound depth that marked their
authors as the Torah leaders of three generations. =E2=80=9D With dustj=
acket.
Subjects: Haggadot - Commentaries. Seder - Customs and practices. Seder
- Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Some accumulated dirt on
lower edge from shelf wear, otherwise brand new. Near fine condition.
(HAG-7-14) (ID #29125) 60.00.
29. =E2=80=A2 Bronstein, Herbert; Leonard Baskin. A PASSOVER HAGGADA=
H. New
York; Grossman Publishers, 1974. Clothbound. Folio. 123 pages. 37 cm.
First edition. Text in English and Hebrew. Green cloth hardcover with
bright gilt decoration. Decorated frontispiece with 20 full color
drawings by Leonard Baskin On title page: =E2=80=9CThe Passover Haggada=
h.
Drawings by Leonard Baskin. =E2=80=9D The New Union Haggadah edited by=
Herbert
Bronstein for the Central Conference of American Rabbis. Egalitarian
Haggadah text in Hebrew and English with transliterations; with full
color drawings by noted American graphic artist Leonard Baskin. 34
songs with music and transliterated Hebrew. Leonard Baskin (1922=E2=80=
=932000)
, =E2=80=9CU. S. Sculptor, printmaker, watercolorist, and illustrator.=
Born in
New Brunswick, New Jersey, Baskin was the son of a leading Orthodox
rabbi. His earliest education was at a yeshivah in Brooklyn, where his
family had moved when he was seven. After developing an interest in
sculpture at age 14, he would attend day classes at the yeshivah and
take evening art classes at the Educational Alliance (1937=E2=80=9339).=
Baskin
also attended New York University (1939=E2=80=9341) and Yale University
(1941=E2=80=9343). While at Yale, Baskin discovered William Blake. Impr=
essed by
Blake's role as a poet-artist-bookmaker, Baskin founded the Gehenna
Press in 1942 and learned printmaking. The Press has published over 100
books, including Homer's Iliad (1962) and Dante's Divine Comedy (1969).
=E2=80=A6 Many of Baskin's drawings and prints concern Jewish subjects.=
In 1974
he illustrated A Passover Haggadah, for which he provided watercolors,
as well as hand lettering of much of the Hebrew text. Baskin received
many important commissions, including a bas relief for the Franklin D.
Roosevelt Memorial in Washington, D. C. and a seven-foot-tall bronze
figure for a Holocaust Memorial in Ann Arbor, Michigan. =E2=80=9D (2007
Encyclopedia Judaica) Designed by renowned artist Leonard Baskin, this
Passover Haggadah is becoming more scarce in hardcover. It has become a
central part of the Passover tradition for many Jewish families. The
vibrant paintings, the arrangement of the Seder text for group or
responsive readings, the inclusion of the simple musical score for each
Passover song, and instructions for special blessings and rituals make
this book a perfect introduction to the Passover Seder for children and
a family treasure for young and old. Subjects: Haggadah -
Illustrations. Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism -
Liturgy - Texts. Reform Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Pesach. Dustjacket
lightly aged and soiled, with torn portion at upper edge. Outer edges
lightly soiled. Otherwise, clean and fresh. Very good condition.
(HAG-7-24) (ID #29135) 30.00.
30. =E2=80=A2 Central Conference Of American Rabbis. THE UNION HAGGA=
DAH. New
York; Bloch Publishing, 1919. Clothbound. 12mo. 108 pages. 19 cm. In
English with some Hebrew. =E2=80=9CThe Union Haggadah, Home service for=
the
Passover Eve=E2=80=9D, edited and published by the Central Conference o=
f
American Rabbis, includes the Order of Service for the first two nights
of Passover, also includes =E2=80=9Cmiscellany=E2=80=9D passover songs=
with explanatory
notes, a section on the =E2=80=9CPassover in History and Tradition, =E2=
=80=9D as well
as a concluding section =E2=80=9CPassover in Literature. =E2=80=9D With=
five pages of
photographic plates. This edition is different than the Union Haggadah
published by the CCAR in 1923, which has been reprinted until this day.
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Customs and practices.
Passover - Rites and ceremonies. OCLC lists 8 copies. Former owners
name on endpage (Abe Maas; possibly the Tampa department store owner
and co-founder of the Schaarai Zedek Orthodox congregation in that
city) ; light wear to covers, light foxing and ageing to endpages. Some
very light stains in the margins throughout, very clean. Good +
condition. (HAG-7-36) (ID #29147) 45.00.
31. =E2=80=A2 Cohen, Jonathan. THE SEPHARDI HAGGADAH: WITH TRANSLATI=
ON,
COMMENTARY AND COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE LAWS OF PESAH AND THE SEDER.
Jerusalem, New York; Feldheim, 1989. Softbound. 8vo. XV, 159 [4] pages=
=2E
25 cm. Second edition. In English and Hebrew. With four color plates,
this detailed commentary and translation of the Sephardic Seder ritual
was written and compiled by Rabbi Jonathan Cohen: =E2=80=9CDr. Jonathan=
Cohen,
an Israeli-born scholar, was appointed Assistant Professor in Talmud
and Halakhic Literature at HUC-JIR, Cincinnati, in July 1998, and
Director of the Hebrew Union College-University of Cincinnati Center
for the Study of Ethics and Contemporary Moral Problems in January
2000. In November 2003, he was awarded the Rabbi Michael Matuson
Professorship for Emerging Scholars, and he was named Affiliate Member
of the Laboratoire Des etudes sur les Monoth=C3=A9ismes of the French C=
NRS
(National Center for Scientific Research) in August 2005. Dr. Cohen's
interests include history of law, law and religion, and, in particular,
the evolution of Jewish law in Christian Europe. He read law at the
University of Kent, Canterbury, and earned his Ph. D. (Law) from the
University of Liverpool. His research focused on the evolution of
restitution as a civil remedy in medieval Jewish law. At the Oxford
Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies he was the first David Patterson
Junior Fellow in Jewish Law. He has recently written on the status of
married women in bigamous Jewish households, on the evolution of Jewish
welfare law, on rabbinic perceptions of Jewish solidarity, and on
Jewish law and modernity. Dr. Cohen is currently editing a volume of
studies in Jewish commercial law that will be published by the Jewish
Law Association, and is writing on the development of halakhic writing
and reasoning. =E2=80=9D (Hebrew Union College faculty page) Subjects:=
Haggadot
- Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Sephardic rite - Liturgy -
Texts. Haggadah (Sephardic). Covers lightly worn and aged. Pages fresh
and clean. Very good condition. (HAG-7-12) (ID #29123) 40.00.
32. =E2=80=A2 Cohen, Steven F; Kenneth Brander. HAGGADA: YESHIVA UNI=
VERSITY.
New York; Student Organization Of Yeshiva Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
Theological Seminary, 1985. Clothbound. 8vo. XII, 57, 61, 52 pages. 25
cm. Only edition. English and Hebrew on facing pages; introduction and
articles in English. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering on covers,
and color photograph endpages depicting an ornate Seder table. The
Yeshiva University Haggada; includes essays about Passover, the seder,
and the Haggadah by various educators affiliated with Yeshiva
University: The nine aspects of the Haggadah by J. B. Soloveitchik -
The irony of Passover by N. Lamm - When is the Haggada not the Haggada
by Y. Blau - Educational principles of the Haggada by Y. Handel -
Strangers for four hundred years by J. Rabinowitz - Halakhic aspects of
the Seder by H. Schachter - Korban Pesach bazman hazeh by J. D. Bleich
- Insights into the Passover redemption by J. Wanefsky - the reasons
for the bondage by M. Winiarz. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Judaism -
Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Passover. Haggadah - Criticism, interpretation,
etc. With worn dustjacket. Light soiling on top outer edge from shelf
wear, otherwise, fine condition. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-16) (ID
#29127) 30.00.
33. =E2=80=A2 Culi, Jacob; Aryeh Kaplan. THE PASSOVER HAGGADAH MEAM=
LO`EZ.
New York, Jerusalem; Moznaim Pub. Corp, 1989. Clothbound. 8vo. X, 278
pages. 24 cm. Haggadah in English and Hebrew; commentary in English
translated from Ladino. Red cloth with gilt lettering. Title on dust
jacket: =E2=80=9CThe Torah Anthology; Yalkut Me`am lo`ez; Passover Hagg=
adah,
Sephardic. =E2=80=9D Includes the original Hebrew text of the Haggadah
according to the Sephardic rite, found in the first edition of Me'am
Lo'ez on Exodus (Constantinopole, 1734) , with Ashkenazic variations
and English translation. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy -
Texts. Judaism - Sephardic rite - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah
(Sephardic). OCLC lists 12 copies worldwide of this edition. With
dustjacket. Contains former owners inscription on endpage. Dustjacket
lightly worn and lightly soiled; outer edges lightly soiled and lightly
aged. Pages clean and bright. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-15) (ID
#29126) 45.00.
34. =E2=80=A2 Eisenberg, Penny Wantuck. PASSOVER DESSERTS. New York;
MacMillan, 1996. Hardbound. 8vo. VI, 202 pages. 21 cm. First edition.
From the publishers description: =E2=80=9CThis book contains elegant id=
eas not
only for the Seder meal, but for the week-long Passover holiday. These
Kosher desserts look and taste so good you'll want to enjoy them all
year. =E2=80=9D Includes 50 recipes; text printed in blue and black ink=
=2E
Subjects: Passover cooking. Desserts. With lightly worn dustjacket, and
lightly dusted top outer edge. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-45) (ID
#29212) 30.00.
35. =E2=80=A2 Eisenstein, Judah David; Lola. OTSAR PERUSHIM VE-TSIYU=
RIM EL
HAGADAH SHEL PESAH / A COMPENDIUM (IN HEBREW) OF AUTHORITATIVE
COMMENTARIES AND ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION ON THE HAGADA: THE NARRATIVE OF
ISRAEL'S REDEMPTION FROM EGYPT FOR THE PASSOVER-NIGHT RITUAL. New York;
Wolf Sales, 1947. Clothbound. 4to. V, 346 pages. 27 cm. In Hebrew, with
English title page. Profusely illustrated edition of the Haggadah for
Passover; contains an appendix of the Song of Songs with illustrations.
Judah David Eisenstein (1854=E2=80=931956) , =E2=80=9CU. S. Encyclopedi=
st, anthologist,
and author. Eisenstein was born in Mezhirech, Poland, and in 1872
immigrated to the United States, where he became a successful coat
manufacturer. He was a founder of the first Hebrew society in the
United States, Shoharei Sefat Ever (1880) , and one of its first Hebrew
writers. Although he also undertook translations, e. G. in 1891
publishing the text of the American constitution in Hebrew and Yiddish,
his fame rests on his anthologies, for which he earned the epithet
=E2=80=98master of treasuries=E2=80=99 (as all his anthologies bore the=
title Otsar,
=E2=80=98Treasury=E2=80=99). He published a Jewish encyclopedia in ten=
volumes with the
assistance of experts from various countries, OtsarYisrael (1907=E2=80=
=9313).
His other anthologies include OtsarMidrashim (2 vols. 1915) ;
OtsarDinim u-Minhagim (1917, =E2=80=98Laws and Customs=E2=80=99) ; Otsa=
rDerushim
Nivarim (1918, =E2=80=98Selected Homilies=E2=80=99) ; OtsarDerashot (19=
19, =E2=80=98Sermons=E2=80=99) ;
OtsarPerushim ve-Iyyurim al Haggadah shel Pesah (1920) , on the
Haggadah; OtsarMassa'ot (1926) , anthology of Jewish travel literature;
OtsarMa'amrei Tanakh (1925) , a biblical concordance; OtsarMa'amrei
Hazal (1922) , rabbinic aphorisms; OtsarVikkuhim (1928) , disputations;
OtsarMusar u-Middot (1941) , on ethics and morals. =E2=80=9D (2007 Ency=
clopedia
Judaica) This edition not listed in Yudlov. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah -
Commentaries. OCLC lists 13 copies worldwide of the 1947 edition. With
wine stains on outer edges; lightly worn covers, pages throughout very
lightly aged, text and pages bright and fresh. Good condition.
(HAG-7-17) XX (ID #29128) 30.00.
36. =E2=80=A2 Forst, Siegmund; Saadyah Maximon. THE SCHOOL HAGGADAH.=
New
York; Shulsinger Brothers, 1958. Paper wrappers. 4to. 63 pages. 31 cm.
First edition. Text in Hebrew and English. =E2=80=9CThis translation is
intended for family use, for the Seder is a family affair, =E2=80=9D wi=
th a new
translation into English by Saadyah Maximon and illustrations by
Siegmund Forst. Includes 17 black and white illustrations, many full
page, could be used as a children=E2=80=99s coloring book. Subjects: Ju=
daism -
Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists 9
copies worldwide. Light wear to covers, with outer edges lightly aged,
and some curling from shelf wear near spine. Internally clean and
fresh. Very good condition. (HAG-7-20) (ID #29131) 30.00.
37. =E2=80=A2 Harlap, Jacob Moses Ben Zebulun. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: B=
E-OTIOT
GEDOLOT VE-BEHIROT, `IM DINE BEDIKAT HAMETS VE-DINE HA-SEDER BE-LEL
PESAH. New York; Hebrew Publishing Co, 1928. Paper wrappers. 8vo. 44,
[1] pages. 22 cm. In Hebrew and English. =E2=80=9CForm of services for=
the
first two nights of Passover. =E2=80=9C Ceremonial instructions given i=
n
English. Yaari 2101. Subjects: Passover - Prayer-books and devotions.
Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Commentaries.
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (UC Berkeley,
Harvard, JTSA, Gratz College). Light soiling and light wine stains to
covers, cover edges lightly bumped. Pages lightly aged, with scattered
light wine stains throughout. Text bright. Good condition. (HAG-7-2)
(ID #29113) 35.00.
38. =E2=80=A2 Hirsch, Samson Raphael; Karin Paritzky. HAGADAH SHEL P=
ESAH.
THE HIRSCH HAGGADAH. Jerusalem, New York; Feldheim, 1993. Hardbound.
8vo. XI, 291 pages. 24 cm. =E2=80=9CNew, Corrected edition. =E2=80=9D I=
n English and
Hebrew. Text of the Haggadah in English and Hebrew on opposite pages,
introductory matter in English; with commentary compiled and adapted
from the writings of Samson Raphael Hirsch. "Adapted from Haggadah
Nachlas hasar (ed. Rabbi Mordechai ben Shamshon Breuer) and translated
from the original German by Karin Paritzky, with portions translated
from the Hebrew by Rabbi Leonard Oschry. " Subjects: Haggadot - Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies
of the =E2=80=9Cnew edition=E2=80=9D worldwide. Light wear to covers. E=
ndpages lightly
aged, otherwise, near fine. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-13) (ID
#29124) 45.00.
39. =E2=80=A2 Kalechofsky, Roberta. HAGGADAH FOR THE LIBERATED LAMB.
Marblehead, Mass; Micah Publications, 1988. Softbound. 4to. 62, [62]
pages. 27 cm. First edition. In English and Hebrew. Printed in green
and black ink, with decorative borders and typesetting incorporated
throughout. Haggadah For the Liberated Lamb was included in an exhibit
on "The Politics of Food" at Harvard University, and is included in the
exhibit on contemporary haggadot at the Jewish Museum in New York. This
haggadah integrates the traditional Passover story of the liberation of
the Hebrews from slavery and their emergence into history with the
story of the creation of the world, uniting nature and history in the
theme of redemption. Written by =E2=80=9CRoberta Kalechofsky (born May=
11,
1931) an American writer, feminist and animal rights activist, focusing
on the issue of animal rights within Judaism and the promotion of
vegetarianism within the Jewish community. She is the founder of Jews
for Animal Rights and runs Micah Publications or Micah Books, which
specializes in the publication of animal-rights, Jewish vegetarian, and
Holocaust literature. =E2=80=9D Includes laid in clippings from the Jer=
usalem
based =E2=80=9CJewish vegetarian and Ecological Society=E2=80=9D with s=
hort writings by
Julie Rosenfield on Passover, and by Rabbi Noach Valley. Subjects:
Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Prayers and
devotions. Vegetarianism - Religious aspects - Judaism - Meditations.
Pesach. Light ageing to covers. Near fine condition. (HAG-7-21) (ID
#29132) 30.00.
40. =E2=80=A2 Kaplan, Chaim Aron; Gustave Dore=C2=B4. HAGADAH SHEL P=
ESAH. New
York; Star Hebrew Book Company, 1926. Clothbound. 12mo. 142 [8] pages.
20 cm. First edition. In Hebrew and Yiddish. Bound in green cloth, with
forty black and white illustrations throughout and a final 8 pages of
plates; most illustrations done by celebrated 19th century engraver and
illustrator Gustave Dore. The author of this Haggadah, Chaim Aron
Kaplan (1880=E2=80=931942) , was an educator and diarist of the Holocau=
st.
Chaim Aron Kaplan was born in Horodyszcze in 1880, then part of the
Russian Empire, and today the town of Gorodishche in Belarus. He
attended cheder (Hebrew classes) as a boy and received a traditional
education, going on to study at the famous Yeshivas of Mir, Minsk and
Lida, before continuing his studies at the government pedagogical
institute for teachers in Vilna. In 1900, Kaplan became involved in the
secular Jewish school movement and moved to Warsaw, where, in 1905, he
founded a secular Hebrew elementary school which he ran for the next
thirty-four years. He visited the United States in 1921 and produced a
number of books, including a Hebrew Grammar in 1926, followed by a
Passover Haggadah for children. The latter work included a lengthy
introduction on Passover customs among Jewish communities around the
world, and was also published in 1928 in Warsaw in Hebrew, Yiddish, and
Polish as well as being reprinted after the war in a Hebrew edition.
Kaplan visited Palestine in 1936 with the intention of settling there.
His two children had emigrated earlier, and Kaplan hoped to join them,
but he was unable to obtain a position and returned to Warsaw. Yaari
2036. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and
devotions. OCLC lists 9 copies. Light soiling to covers. Light wear to
endpages. Pages are very clean, with a small wine stain in lower margin
on a few pages. Good + condition. (HAG-7-39) (ID #29150) 65.00.
Links:
8. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=3D653707112
41. =E2=80=A2 (Krauskopf, Joseph. (Hagadah) THE SEDER: A HOME SERVIC=
E IN
COMMEMORATION OF THE LIBERATION OF ISRAEL FROM EGYPTIAN BONDAGE.
Philadelphia, Keneseth Israel Sisterhood, 1916. Paper wrappers; small
8vo. Fifth edition. 24 pages. Contains hymns and pr ayers. OCLC lists
two copies worldwide. Paginated in pencil. Cover sunned; very good
condition. (PC-1) (ID #15409) 125.00.
42. =E2=80=A2 Levitt, Henry L. TIMELY HAGGADAH FOR A THIRD SEDER. 19=
64.
Original Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [11] pages. 21 cm. In Yiddish. Subjects:
Haggadot, Secular. Poetry. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy -
Texts. Haggadot - Texts. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Gratz College
Library). Nice, clean copy in very good condition. (HAG-7-38) (ID
#29149) 65.00.
Links:
11. http://danwymanbooks.us4.list-manage.com/profile?u=3Df69c18f23e=
79a1b7dc8f80d21&id=3D4255d0542f&e=3De11b527302
43. =E2=80=A2 Mandel, Nathan M. THE PASSOVER HAGGADAH: WITH A NEW
TRANSLATION, SELECTED COMMENTARY, EXPLANATION OF THE SEDER LAWS &
CUSTOMS, AND REVIEW OF THE EXODUS STORY. Brooklyn; =E2=80=9Cbalshon=E2=
=80=9D, 1954.
Clothbound. 8vo. 32, 128 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In English,
Yiddish, and Hebrew. A new translation of the Haggadah with a
commentary, entitled =E2=80=9CYalkut Nosson=E2=80=9D, including Biblica=
l, Talmudic, and
Rabbinic remarks pertaining to the exodus from Egypt by Nathan M.
Mandel, with a prefatory letter of encouragement from Rabbi Joseph Baer
Soloveitchik of Yeshiva University. J. B. Soloveitchik (1903=E2=80=9319=
93) ,
was =E2=80=9Cscion of a distinguished Lithuanian rabbinical family, U.=
S.
Rabbinic scholar and religious philosopher, preeminent spiritual leader
of Modern Orthodoxy in the last half of the 20th century. =E2=80=9D Sub=
jects:
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts.
Haggadah - Commentaries. OCLC lists 7 copies. With dustjacket, which is
lightly soiled, worn, and slightly torn at edges. Cloth lightly worn at
edges. Endpages lightly aged. Otherwise, very fresh and clean. Very
good condition. (HAG-7-37) (ID #29148) 30.00.
44. =E2=80=A2 Marenof, Martha. HAGGADAH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. Newton,
Massachusetts; Marenof, [1950=E2=80=99s]. Paper wrappers. 8vo. 31 page=
s. 22 cm.
Fifth edition. In English, with some Hebrew. =E2=80=9CPrepared by Marth=
a
Marenof, 18 Pine Crest Road, Newton Centre 59 Massachusetts. =E2=80=9D=
With a
dozen illustrations, as well as music scores for Passover chants. The
date of this edition is not listed, and it is not cited in Yaari or
Supplements. OCLC lists one earlier edition from 1946 (Omaha, Nebraska;
Bureau of Jewish Education) and a later edition (sixth edition;
Detroit, 1957; listed as Yudlov 4522). Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy -
Texts - Juvenile literature. Seder - Liturgy - Texts - Juvenile
literature. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (GRADUATE THEOL UNION LIBR,
HUC, GRATZ COL, UNIV OF LEEDS). Light wear to covers. Light wine stains
on outer edges and in some margins. Lightly aged. Good + condition.
(HAG-7-4) (ID #29115) 35.00.
45. =E2=80=A2Moses, Isaac S. and Adolph Moses, compilers. SEDER HAGA=
DAH:
DOMESTIC SERVICE FOR THE EVE OF PASSOVER (ADAPTED FROM THE GERMAN OF
LEOPOLD STEIN). New York: No Publisher, 1902. Softcover, 12mo, 56
pages, music, 19 cm. 3d revised and Enlarged Edition. SUBJECT (S):
Reform Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Seder. Presented by the Dr. Ari
Kiev family to the I. Edward Kiev Judaica Collection. Other Titles:
Haggadah. English. Selections. Moses (1847-1926) was a =E2=80=9CU. S. R=
eform
rabbi. Moses, who was born in Zaniemysl, Poznan, had not completed his
education before he settled in the United States in the early 1870s. He
was appointed to rabbinic positions in Quincy, Illinois, Milwaukee, and
Chicago. In 1901 he became rabbi of the Central Synagogue, New York,
where he remained until his retirement in 1919. In his early days in
the United States, Moses was considered a radical Reformer, but later
he took a more moderate position. In 1884 he introduced his own prayer
book (Tefillat Yisrael). Moses was a founding member of the Central
Conference of American Rabbis and a member of the Reform committee
charged with compiling an official prayer book. The appearance of the
Union Prayer Book in 1894 has been credited to his personal initiative
in preparing and circulating a manuscript when the committee=E2=80=99s=
work
seemed to be leading nowhere. Moses also published a number of sermons
and textbooks for children. His Sabbath School Hymnal, first issued in
1894, ran into 14 editions. While in Milwaukee, he edited the weekly
Der Zeitgeist=E2=80=9D (Temkin in EJ, 2007). OCLC lists 2 copies worldw=
ide
(George Wash, Hebrew Union). Light wear to binding. Very good
condition. (Sef-21-26) xx (ID #25197) 50.00.
46. =E2=80=A2Moses, Isaac S. and Adolph Moses, compilers. SEDER HAGA=
DAH:
DOMESTIC SERVICE FOR THE EVE OF PASSOVER (ADAPTED FROM THE GERMAN OF
LEOPOLD STEIN). New York: Bloch, 1907. Softcover, 12mo, 63 pages,
music, 19 cm. 5th Revised and Enlarged Edition. SUBJECT (S): Haggadot
-- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Other Titles: Haggadah. English &
Hebrew. Moses (1847-1926) was a =E2=80=9CU. S. Reform rabbi. Moses, who=
was
born in Zaniemysl, Poznan, had not completed his education before he
settled in the United States in the early 1870s. He was appointed to
rabbinic positions in Quincy, Illinois, Milwaukee, and Chicago. In 1901
he became rabbi of the Central Synagogue, New York, where he remained
until his retirement in 1919. In his early days in the United States,
Moses was considered a radical Reformer, but later he took a more
moderate position. In 1884 he introduced his own prayer book (Tefillat
Yisrael). Moses was a founding member of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis and a member of the Reform committee charged with
compiling an official prayer book. The appearance of the Union Prayer
Book in 1894 has been credited to his personal initiative in preparing
and circulating a manuscript when the committee=E2=80=99s work seemed t=
o be
leading nowhere. Moses also published a number of sermons and textbooks
for children. His Sabbath School Hymnal, first issued in 1894, ran into
14 editions. While in Milwaukee, he edited the weekly Der Zeitgeist=E2=
=80=9D
(Temkin in EJ, 2007). OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Harvard, Hebrew
Union, Nat Lib of Israel). Light wear to binding. Very good condition.
(Sef-21-25) xx (ID #25196) 50.00.
47. =E2=80=A2Owshey Rabinowitz. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH IM TODAT YEHOSHUA=
: BEURIM
AL DEREKH HA-DERUSH... Brooklyn: Be-Hotsaat Yeshivat Hayim Berlin,
1935. Hardcover, 140 pages, 8vo, 25 cm. Haggadah. OCLC lists 14 copies
worldwide. Hinge repair. Lightly stained pages. Wear to cover corners
and binding. Good condition. (Heb-17-1) (ID #26716) 100.00.
48. =E2=80=A2 Podwal, Mark H; Theodore Bikel. LET MY PEOPLE GO; A HA=
GGADAH.
New York; Darien House, 1972. Publishers Cloth. 4to.128 pages. 29 cm.
First edition. In English, Hebrew and some Yiddish. Illustrated with
over 50 black and white illustrations which focus on the plight of
Soviet Jews. The illustrator, Mark Podwal (born June 8, 1945) is an
artist, author and physician. He may be best known for his drawings on
The New York Times OP-ED page. In addition, he is the author and
illustrator of books for children as well as for adults. Most of these
works =E2=80=94 Podwal's own as well as those he has illustrated for
others=E2=80=94typically focus on Jewish legend, history and tradition.
Exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the world, his art is
represented in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the
Victoria and Albert Museum, the Carnegie Museum of Art, Fogg Art
Museum, the Jewish Museum in Prague, and the Library of Congress.
Recently in 2011, Podwal received commissions to illustrate a new
Passover Haggadah for the Central Conference of American Rabbis Press;
to design new embroidered textiles for Prague's seven hundred year old
Altneuschul; to create a limited edition print for The Metropolitan
Opera's production of Nabucco; and to design Hanukkah cards for The
Metropolitan Museum and The Metropolitan Opera. The author of the
introduction, Theodore Meir Bikel (born May 2, 1924) is a Folk singer;
theater, film and television actor; radio host; president of Actors=E2=
=80=99
Equity; political activist; Jewish spokesman, and author. He made his
film debut in The African Queen (1951) and was nominated for an Academy
award for his supporting role as Sheriff Max Muller in The Defiant Ones
(1958). Bikel is President of the Associated Actors and Artists of
America and was president of Actors' Equity in the late 1970s and early
1980s. He serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors of Meretz USA,
where he also lectures. His autobiography, Theo, was published in 1995.
Subjects: Jews - Soviet Union. Jews in art. Haggadah - Illustrations.
With lightly aged and worn dustjacket. Outer edges lightly soiled.
Clean and fresh. Very good condition. (HAG-7-46) (ID #29213) 30.00.
49. =E2=80=A2 Prager, Marcia. A RADICAL HAGADA FOR PASSOVER. E. Seta=
uket,
Long Island; Hagada Project, [1975]. Paper wrappers. 4to. [30] pages.
29 cm. Edition. In English, Hebrew, and Yiddish. Profusely illustrated,
in black and white and black and red ink. Compiled and edited by Marcia
Prager: =E2=80=9CRabbi Marcia Prager is a vibrant Jewish Renewal rabbi,
teacher, storyteller, artist and therapist living and working in the
Mt. Airy community of Philadelphia. A graduate of the Reconstructionist
Rabbinical College, she also holds the personal smicha (rabbinic
ordination) of Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, the visionary rebbe of
the Jewish Renewal Movement, with whom she has continued to work
closely. She serves as rabbi of the Philadelphia P'nai Or Jewish
Renewal Community, the innovative Jewish congregation founded by Rabbi
Schachter-Shalomi in 1973, and is the founding rabbi of a sister
congregation, P'nai Or of Princeton, New Jersey. =E2=80=9C (From Rabbi=
Marcia
Prager homepage) An interview with Rabbi Prager concerning her life
story invokes this Hagada as such: =E2=80=9CIn my late 20s, I decided I=
would =E2=80=A6
[design] a large politically progressive Passover Seder and inviting
all my community-organizing lefty friends. I had never heard of Arthur
Waskow and his Freedom Seder. I thought I was alone on the planet. I
was often making leaflets and flyers and brochures at our Wobbly print
shop, the IWW collective where I=E2=80=99d learned every phase of produ=
ction
short of running the huge presses. So I researched and clipped and cut
and pasted and type set; I stripped the negatives and made the plates
for a two-color Hagadah =E2=80=93 a thousand copies, stitched by hand=
=E2=80=93 which I
called the =E2=80=9CRadical Haggadah. =E2=80=9D On the cover was an ill=
ustration of a
medieval woodcut with Pharaoh=E2=80=99s chariots drowned in the Reed Se=
a, but
in my version, drowning in the rushing waters were Nixon and Exxon and
the whole military industrial complex! =E2=80=9D (Interview: Marcia's L=
ife
Story) Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts.
Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (STONY BROOK, YIVO
INST, HUC, UT AUSTIN). Light ageing to cover edges; otherwise clean and
fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-22) (ID #29133) 50.00.
50. =E2=80=A2 Russotto, Henry. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM: SERVIC=
E FOR
THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. New York; Hebrew Publishing Company,
1912. Clothbound. 12mo. 62, [5] pages. 19 cm. In English and Hebrew in
parallel columns. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering. =E2=80=9CNew=
edition,
thoroughly revised with music arranged by Henry A. Russotto. =E2=80=9D=
Cover
title in Yiddish transliterates as =E2=80=9CHagadah shel Pesah Mit Myuz=
ik
Noten. =E2=80=9D With seven black and white illustrations and five page=
s of
musical notation including =E2=80=9CChad Gadyo=E2=80=9D and other songs=
=2E Published for
the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School. Endpages include descriptions and a call
for funds to assist the =E2=80=9CRabbi Jacob Joseph School=E2=80=9D on=
165 Henry Street
in the lower east side. This school was chartered one year after the
death of Rabbi Jacob Joseph (1840-1902) , who served as chief rabbi of
New York City's Association of American Orthodox Hebrew Congregations.
The school, an orthodox day school, is still in existence today, having
moved to Staten Island in 1976, with four different schools in
operation. The original school building on Henry Street still stands to
this day, with the original school plaque still affixed to the wall.
Yaari 1811. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts.
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayers and devotions. Haggadah -
Illustrations. OCLC lists 19 copies. Ex-Libris JTSA. Covers stained and
worn. All pages stained as well with wine. Some signatures shaken. Fair
condition. (HAG-7-30) (ID #29141) 30.00.
51. =E2=80=A2 Spira, Chaim Elazar. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH... SHA`A=
R
ISASCHAR [HASSIDIC HAGGADAH]. Brooklyn; Erno Friedman, 1945.
Clothbound. 8vo. [12], 108, [8] pages. 23 cm. In Hebrew. Black cloth
hardcover with gilt lettering on front. A facsimile edition of the
"Sha`ar Issaschar", a Hassidic Haggadah by Chaim Elazar Spira of
Munkacz, published posthumously in 1938. The book includes an
introduction by his son-in-law, Baruch Yehoshua Yerachmiel Rabinowicz.
The end of the book features 7 pages of correspondence by Spira.
Finally, the book features a single page in which the publisher, Rabbi
Erno Friedman, attempts to rebuke claims that Rabinowicz struck a deal
with the Zionists in order to escape Europe during the Holocaust.
=E2=80=9CElazar Shapira was born in Strzyz=C3=B3w, Galicia in 1871 and=
served as
Head of the Beit Din in Munk=C3=A1cs. With the passing of his father, R=
abbi
Tzvi Hirsch Shapira, in 1913, Chaim Elazar Shapira became the Admor
(Grand Rabbi) of Munk=C3=A1cs. Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapira was the Admor=
of a
well-known sect of Hasidim, renowned for his Torah genius. His
followers and enemies alike spoke very highly of him, and his influence
spread far beyond Munk=C3=A1cs, to Subcarpathian Rus' and Hungary. =E2=
=80=A6 In
1922, the town established its great yeshiva, "Darchei Teshuva, " that
drew large numbers of students from across Hungary and Czechoslovakia
and soon became one of the largest yeshivot in Hungary. He became head
of the yeshiva, giving his lessons within its walls. During his tenure,
some 200 students learned at the yeshiva, which won recognition from
the Czech authorities as an official institution for instructing
rabbis. In 1930, Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapira visited Eretz Israel. One
of his disciples, Rabbi Moshe Goldstein, accompanied him, writing about
his rebbe's visit in his book =E2=80=98Masa'ot Yerushalayim=E2=80=99 (J=
erusalem
Travels). =E2=80=A6 Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapira was known for his fierce
objection to Zionism, in all of its manifestations, as well as
immigration to Eretz Israel. =E2=80=A6 In 1937, Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shap=
ira
passed away, and thousands accompanied him on his final journey. He was
buried in the Jewish cemetery in Munk=C3=A1cs, in the tomb of the Munk=
=C3=A1cs
Admorim, where his father, Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Shapira, and his
grandfather, Rabbi Shlomo Shapira, were also buried. In the 1970s, the
Munk=C3=A1cs Jewish cemetery, including the graves of the Admorim, was=
moved
to a new cemetery in the adjoining town of Kerepec. =E2=80=A6Rabbi Chai=
m Elazar
Shapira wrote numerous books, including =E2=80=98Sefer Ot Chayim=E2=80=
=99, =E2=80=98Sefer
Divrei Kodesh=E2=80=99, a series of books (9 volumes) called Divrei Tor=
ah=E2=80=99,
=E2=80=98Sefer Darchei Teshuva=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Sefer Hagahot Hayerus=
halmi=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Sefer Chamisha
Ma'amarot=E2=80=99 (five parts) and =E2=80=98Sefer Sha'ar Yissachar=E2=
=80=99. His collection of
responsa known as Minchat Elazar led to his nickname: Ba'al HaMinchat
Elazar. =E2=80=9D (Yad Vashem History of Munkacs). Subjects: Haggadot -=
Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists one copy
(Emory Univ) of the 1945 edition, and one copy (Natl Libr Israel) of
the 1938 edition. Ex-Libris Jewish Theological Seminary. Covers lightly
soiled, corners bumped; internally clean and fresh. Very good +
condition. (HAG-7-31) (ID #29142) 90.00.
52. =E2=80=A2 Teitelbaum, Eli. THOUGHTS ON THE HAGGADAH. Brooklyn, N=
Y; E.
Teitelbaum, 1989. Velobound. 4to. 82 pages. 29 cm. Only edition. In
English and Hebrew. Rabbi Eli Teitelbaum grew up in Queens, the son of
Rabbi Avraham Yaakov Teitelbaum, and later moved to the Boro Park
section of Brooklyn. He taught sacred texts for nearly 40 years in the
primary school of the Yeshiva-Mesivta Torah Temimah in Brooklyn, where
he was also director of curriculum. Teitelbaum founded and ran Camp
S=E2=80=99dei Chemed International summer camp in Israel. Rabbi Eli Tei=
telbaum,
an ultra-Orthodox educator and innovator, wrote this Haggadah after
years of discussions with his students: =E2=80=9COne must realize that=
many of
their questions can probably be found in the Meforshim, and a variety
of answers can be found in all four different parts of Torah, be it
p=E2=80=99shat, remez, drush and sod. However, I=E2=80=99ve tried my be=
st to answer
them in the simplest manner possible in order to show them that their
questions can be answered even on the very basic level. =E2=80=9D (From=
the
Preface). Subjects: Passover - Juvenile literature. Haggadah -
Commentaries. OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide. Light wear to covers, with
bottom right corner bumped. Outer edges lightly soiled; otherwise clean
and fresh throughout. Good + condition. (HAG-7-23) (ID #29134) 55.00.
MEXICO
53. =E2=80=A2 Shifmanovich, Zelig; Sonia De Albin. HAGGADAH DE PESAJ=
=2E
Mexico; Da'at, 1946. Clothbound. 8vo. 67 pages. 25 cm. First edition.
In Hebrew, Castilian Spanish and notes in Yiddish. Bound in red cloth
with stamped title and illustrations. With nine full page woodcut
illustrations. Castilian Spanish written by Professor Zelik
Shifmanovich (Director of the =E2=80=9CEscuela Israelita =E2=80=98Yavne=
=E2=80=9D) and edited by
Isaac Krajmalnik (President of the Escuela Israelita =E2=80=98Yavne=E2=
=80=9D).
Subjects: Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide
(NYP, Harvard). Light wear to cover. First endpage has a small tear at
edge. Lightly aged, but exceedingly clean. Very good + condition.
(HAG-9-10) (ID #29166) 225.00.
LONDON
54. =E2=80=A2 SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIG=
HTS OF
PASSOVER, AS USED IN ALL JEWISH FAMILIES, WITH FULL DIRECTIONS FOR ITS
CELEBRATION. London; Ann Abrahams And Son, 1872. Clothbound. 8vo. 49,
[40] pages. 22 cm. Edition. In Hebrew and English. Bound in original
boards, with stamped =E2=80=9CPassover=E2=80=9D on front and back cover=
=2E Richly
illustrated with eight pages of black and white woodcut illustrations.
Yaari 1038; Yudlov 1394. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. H=
aggadot
=E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwi=
de
(JTSA, Univ Michigan). Rebacked. First signature shaken. All pages very
clean and bright, with occasional light wine spots. Good condition.
(HAG-9-30) (ID #29189) 250.00.
55. =E2=80=A2 SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH SERVICE FOR THE TWO FIRST NIG=
HTS OF
PASSOVER: ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE GERMAN AND POLISH JEWS.
London; S. Solomon, 1849. Clothbound. 8vo. [1], 26, [3] pages. 22 cm.
First edition. English and Hebrew on opposite pages. Includes temple
song in Judeo-German. =E2=80=9CPublished by S. Solomon, Hebrew and Theo=
logical
Booksller, 5 Houndsditch, Opposite Aldgate Church; (Late of Bevis
Marks. ) 5609-1849.=E2=80=9D As indicated on the title page, this books=
eller
and publisher of this Haggadah was previously located across from Bevis
Marks, the =E2=80=9Coldest Jewish house of worship in London; establish=
ed by
the Sephardic Jews in 1698=E2=80=A6 The synagogue formed the center of=
the
Sephardic community of London till the foundation of the Bryanstone
Street Synagogue, in 1866, after which the attendance at the functions
declined so much that in 1886 the "yekidim" contemplated selling the
ground and the building; but a Bevis Marks Anti-Demolition League was
founded =E2=80=A6 and the proposed demolition was given up. The synagog=
ue held
its bicentenary celebration with great pomp in 1901.=E2=80=9D (2007
Encyclopedia Judaica) Yudlov 928; Yaari 683. Subjects: Judaism -
Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists
three copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel; JTSA, Yeshiva). Backstrip
shaken, all signatures shaken, with heavy foxing on title page, and
light wine stains throughout. All edges lightly bumped and lightly
chipped. However, pages are fairly fresh and very clean. Fair
condition. (HAG-9-8) (ID #29164) 350.00.
56. =E2=80=A2 Green, Aaron Asher. THE REVISED HAGADA: HOME SERVICE F=
OR THE
FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. London; Greenberg & Co, 1898. Clothbound.
8vo. 112 pages. 23 cm. Second edition. In Hebrew and English. With five
pages of music notations. Rabbi Aaron Asher Green was born on 18th
September 1860, in Goodman's Fields in the East End of London. He was
the editor of the "The Jews' College Journal" while attending the
college there, and became the minister of the Hampstead Synagogue in
England in 1892 until his retirement in 1930. During his career he also
held the office of Chairman of the Soldiers and Sailors Dependants'
Committee set up after the First World War in the East End, and was
Chief Officiating Clergyman to Jewish soldiers in the UK. Rev. Green
wrote a number of historic and religious papers which were printed in
The Jewish Chronicle, and edited his own version of the Haggadah. He
died in 1933. Yudlov 2067; Yaari 1548. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy -
Texts. Judaism - Customs and practices. Passover - Rites and
ceremonies. OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide. Covers lightly soiled, outer
edges lightly bumped and soiled. Pages lightly aged, but fresh and
clean. Good + condition. (HAG-9-1) (ID #29157) 125.00.
57. =E2=80=A2 Mendes, Abraham Pereira. SERVICE FOR THE FIRST NIGHTS=
OF
PASSOVER: ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE POLISH AND GERMAN, AND THE
SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE JEWS: WITH A COMPENDIUM OF THE LAWS RELATING TO
THE FESTIVAL, AND ITS OBSERVATION:. COPIOUS EXPLANATORY NOTES AND A NEW
ENGLISH TRANSLATION. London; I. I. Vallentein, 1862. Later Paper
Wrappers. 12mo. II, 52, [52] pages. Third edition. 18 cm. In Hebrew an=
d
English, with some Judeo-German. Abraham Pereira Mendes was an =E2=80=
=9CEnglish
rabbi and educationist; born in Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 9, 1825; died
in New York April 18, 1893. He was the first master of the Beth Limud
School of Kingston, but resigned in order to prepare in London,
England, for the vocation of preacher and rabbi. He studied under Dr.
Meldola, the dayyan, and the Rev. D. A. De Sola, =E2=80=98the learned H=
azzan=E2=80=99
of the Sephardic community, and received his diplomas. He returned to
Jamaica and became for a short time assistant to the Rev. Isaac Lopez,
minister of the Kingston Sephardic congregation, but was soon called
from that position to be the minister of the Montego Bay community.
There he stayed until his wife's failing health compelled him, in 1851,
to return to her milder native climate. Mendes was then elected
minister and preacher in the Birmingham (Eng. ) congregation, and
remained there until 1858, when he removed to London, became head of
the Neveh Zedek for six years, and established Northwick College, a
school for Jewish youth. He continued meanwhile his ministerial duties
and literary labors, and on the death of Haham Artom acted as preacher
and dayyan for the Sephardic community of London. He was called to the
ministry in the Newport (Rhode Island) congregation by the guardian
congregation Shearith Israel of New York in 1883, and continued its
minister until his death ten years later. He was the first among the
Sephardim to publish a volume of sermons in English (1855). He
translated the Daily Prayer-Book of the German Jews (Valentine's
edition) , and finished the translation of the Festival and Holy Day
Books left incomplete by the death of Rev. D. A. De Sola. He published,
besides, =E2=80=98The Law of Moses, =E2=80=99 =E2=80=98Post-Biblical Hi=
story of the Jews=E2=80=99 (to
fall of Jerusalem) , =E2=80=98Interlineary Translation of the Prayer-Bo=
ok=E2=80=99
(German) , and the Haggadah. He married Eliza, a daughter of Rev. D. A.
De Sola of London. =E2=80=9D (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) ; Yudlov 1159.
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts.=
Seder - Liturgy
- Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (HUC, JTSA). Ex-library. Light
foxing throughout, otherwise very clean. Fair condition. (HAG-9-31) (ID
#29190) 150.00.
58. =E2=80=A2 Roth, Cecil; Donia Nachshen. THE HAGGADAH. London; Son=
cino
Press, 1959. Clothbound. 8vo. XIX, 91 pages. 24 cm. =E2=80=9CNew editio=
n=E2=80=9D
(second edition; first printing in 1934 by the same press). In English
and Hebrew. Passover Haggadah with English translation, introduction,
and notes by Cecil Roth, and with drawings by Donia Nachshen. A very
fine edition of the Haggadah, with an expert introduction by Cecil
Roth, and many color illustrations throughout by Donia Nachshen; this
edition was bound in red cloth, with decorative gilt lettering on
cover, and is housed in a clamshell box. Cecil Roth, (1899-1970) , was
one of the greatest Jewish historians in the twentieth century,
recognized expert in Jewish art and educator. The Roth family was
descendant from Reb Y. T. Roth of Poland and there existed a family
tradition that they were descendant from Yossef Karo, the Sephardic
author of the Shulhan Aruch, Code of Jewish Law. Cecil was an observant
Jew his whole life and adopted the Sephardic minhag which he had
learned in Florence, Italy. A prolific writer, Roth published more than
600 books and articles, which have been translated into many languages,
including histories of the Jews in England (1941) and Italy (1946) , A
History of the Marranos (3d ed. 1966) , The Jews in the Renaissance
(1959) , Jewish Art (1961) , and The Dead Sea Scrolls (1965). Donia
Nachshen came from a Jewish family. Her brother, Maurice (Moshe ben
Zvi) was born in 1899 and lived in Zhitomir, until he immigrated, as a
child to London in 1906. Donia was born in Russia, and studied at Slade
School of Fine Arts, London. Nachschen was a book illustrator for John
Lane who also designed posters for the Post Office during the second
world war. A selection of books that Nachshen illustrated include:
fifteen original drawings for the book =E2=80=9CThe Works of Oscar Wild=
e=E2=80=9D, the
fictional work =E2=80=9CThe Way of All Flesh=E2=80=9D by Samuel Butler;=
=E2=80=9CThe Red Lily=E2=80=9D
in 1930; =E2=80=9CLittle Lucky Lamb=E2=80=9D poetry in 1943; and =E2=80=
=9CThe Haggadah=E2=80=9D
translated by Cecil Roth, published by the Soncino Press. Yudlov 4609.
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Haggadah - Texts. Clamshell
box worn and bumped. Backstrip lightly aged, book is fine otherwise.
Near fine condition. (HAG-7-8) (ID #29119) 50.00.
AMSTERDAM
59. =E2=80=A2 HAGGADA SHEL PESAH. Amsterdam; Johanan Levi Rofe En Zi=
jn Zoon
Benjamin, 1797. Clothbound. 12mo. [80] pages. 17 cm. In Hebrew. Printe=
d
in the Amsterdam printing establishment of Johannes Levi Rofe and his
son Benjamin in 1797, this Haggada is closely based on the Amsterdam
Haggada of the previous century, excepting its smaller size and limited
illustrations. Illustrated with historiated woodcut letters, and bound
in marbled boards and quarter vellum. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=
=80=93
Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists tw=
o copies
worldwide (Natl Libr Israel; StaatsBiblio Berlin). Covers soiled, with
bumped edges. All pages soiled, with wine stains, and all edges bumped.
Some damage to text on second and third page, otherwise all text is
clean. Fair condition. (HAG-9-32) (ID #29191) 300.00.
60. =E2=80=A2 Mulder, Samuel Israel. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LELE PESAH HAG=
ADA OF
VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET PAASCHFEEST. Amsterdam;
Joachimsthal, 1894. Clothbound. 8vo. 67, 13 pages. 22 cm. Eighth
edition. Hebrew with Dutch translation on parallel columns. Original
pale green cloth boards, embossed in gilt and black frames. All outer
edges gilt. Illustrated Haggada with Dutch translation and =E2=80=9Capp=
endix
containing explanations and homiletic reflections on the Haggadah=E2=80=
=9D by
R. Samuel Israel Mulder (1792=E2=80=931862) , educator and Hebrew autho=
r, born
in Amsterdam. He was a pupil of David Friedrichsfeld and, influenced by
him, became a follower of Mendelssohn and Wessely. As a youth he signed
himself "Salomon" or "Schrijver" ["writer"] receiving the surname
Mulder only in 1811. In 1818 he became an official court translator,
and in 1826 was appointed principal of the bet ha-midrash, the seminary
for rabbis and teachers in Amsterdam. From 1835 he served as the
superintendent of all Jewish religious schools in Holland, and from
1849 was secretary of the Amsterdam community. Mulder translated into
Dutch a large part of the Bible (1827=E2=80=9338) , the Passover Haggad=
ah
(1837) , and the liturgy. He also published a Bible for Jewish youth in
17 parts (1850=E2=80=9355) in Dutch, and a Hebrew-Dutch Dictionary (183=
1; with
M. Lemans). Some of his writings in Dutch are collected in his
Verspreide Lettervruchten (1844). In his youth, Mulder helped to found
the Tongeleth (To'elet) circle (a Haskalah society) in Amsterdam in
1815; he was also active as a writer in Hebrew. He published in 1817
the Kizzur Rishumei ha-Asefot, a summary of the minutes of meetings
held in the first year of the society's existence, and contributed to
its publication. Yudlov 1901; Yaari 1418. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy -
Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. OCLC lists three
copies worldwide (Univ Amsterdam, Univ Nijmegen, Tel Aviv Univ). Light
soiling to cloth and endpages, with scattered wine stains on edges and
throughout. Very good condition. (HAG-9-14) (ID #29171) 75.00.
61. =E2=80=A2 Mulder, Samuel Israel. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LELE PESAH HAG=
ADA OF
VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET PAASCHFEEST. Amsterdam;
Joachimsthal, 1906. Clothbound. 8vo. 67, 13 pages. 22 cm. Ninth
edition. Hebrew with Dutch translation on parallel columns. Original
dark green cloth boards, embossed in gilt and black frames. All outer
edges gilt. Illustrated Haggada with Dutch translation and =E2=80=9Capp=
endix
containing explanations and homiletic reflections on the Haggadah=E2=80=
=9D by
R. Samuel Israel Mulder (1792=E2=80=931862) , educator and Hebrew autho=
r, born
in Amsterdam. He was a pupil of David Friedrichsfeld and, influenced by
him, became a follower of Mendelssohn and Wessely. As a youth he signed
himself "Salomon" or "Schrijver" ["writer"] receiving the surname
Mulder only in 1811. In 1818 he became an official court translator,
and in 1826 was appointed principal of the bet ha-midrash, the seminary
for rabbis and teachers in Amsterdam. From 1835 he served as the
superintendent of all Jewish religious schools in Holland, and from
1849 was secretary of the Amsterdam community. Mulder translated into
Dutch a large part of the Bible (1827=E2=80=9338) , the Passover Haggad=
ah
(1837) , and the liturgy. He also published a Bible for Jewish youth in
17 parts (1850=E2=80=9355) in Dutch, and a Hebrew-Dutch Dictionary (183=
1; with
M. Lemans). Some of his writings in Dutch are collected in his
Verspreide Lettervruchten (1844). In his youth, Mulder helped to found
the Tongeleth (To'elet) circle (a Haskalah society) in Amsterdam in
1815; he was also active as a writer in Hebrew. He published in 1817
the Kizzur Rishumei ha-Asefot, a summary of the minutes of meetings
held in the first year of the society's existence, and contributed to
its publication. Yudlov 2327. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. OCLC lists two copies
worldwide (Jtsa, Univ Amsterdam). Light soiling to covers, with wine
stain on outer edge throughout. Backstrip starting. Good condition.
(HAG-9-15) (ID #29172) 75.00.
62. =E2=80=A2 Mulder, Samuel Israel. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LELE PESAH HAG=
ADA OF
VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET PAASCHFEEST. Amsterdam;
Joachimsthal, 1918. Clothbound. 8vo. 67, 13 pages. 22 cm. Tenth
edition. Hebrew with Dutch translation in parallel columns. Original
brown cloth boards, embossed in gilt. Illustrated Haggada with Dutch
translation and =E2=80=9Cappendix containing explanations and homiletic
reflections on the Haggadah=E2=80=9D by R. Samuel Israel Mulder (1792=
=E2=80=931862) ,
educator and Hebrew author, born in Amsterdam. He was a pupil of David
Friedrichsfeld and, influenced by him, became a follower of Mendelssohn
and Wessely. As a youth he signed himself "Salomon" or "Schrijver"
["writer"] receiving the surname Mulder only in 1811. In 1818 he becam=
e
an official court translator, and in 1826 was appointed principal of
the bet ha-midrash, the seminary for rabbis and teachers in Amsterdam.
From 1835 he served as the superintendent of all Jewish religious
schools in Holland, and from 1849 was secretary of the Amsterdam
community. Mulder translated into Dutch a large part of the Bible
(1827=E2=80=9338) , the Passover Haggadah (1837) , and the liturgy. He=
also
published a Bible for Jewish youth in 17 parts (1850=E2=80=9355) in Dut=
ch, and
a Hebrew-Dutch Dictionary (1831; with M. Lemans). Some of his writings
in Dutch are collected in his Verspreide Lettervruchten (1844). In his
youth, Mulder helped to found the Tongeleth (To'elet) circle (a
Haskalah society) in Amsterdam in 1815; he was also active as a writer
in Hebrew. He published in 1817 the Kizzur Rishumei ha-Asefot, a
summary of the minutes of meetings held in the first year of the
society's existence, and contributed to its publication. Yudlov 2697.
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot
- Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (NYP, Harvard, Natl Libr Israel,
Univ Amsterdam). Light wear and light soiling to covers. Pages lightly
aged, with scattered light wine stains throughout and on edges. Good
condition. (HAG-9-16) (ID #29173) 75.00.
63. =E2=80=A2 Polak, Gabriel Isaac; Landshuth, Eliezer. Seder Hagada=
h
LE-LELE PESAH VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET
PAASCHFEEST: MET AANWIJZING DER VOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKEN IN DE
NEDERLANDSCHE TAAL. Amsterdam; J. L. Joachimsthal, 1906. Paper
wrappers. 12mo. 48 pages. 18 cm. Sixth edition. In Hebrew and Dutch.
Title translates as: =E2=80=9COrder of the Haggadah; ceremonies for the=
first
two evenings of Passover. =E2=80=9D Gabriel Issac Polak was a =E2=80=9C=
Talmudist and
bibliographer; born June 3, 1803; died May 14, 1869, at Amsterdam,
where he was principal of a school. He was the author of the following
works, all published in Amsterdam: =E2=80=98Bikkure ha-Shanah=E2=80=99=
(1844) , a Dutch
and Hebrew almanac for the year 5604; =E2=80=98Dibre Kodesh=E2=80=99 (1=
845) , a
Dutch-Hebrew dictionary; =E2=80=98Halikot Kedem=E2=80=99 (1847) , a col=
lection of
Hebrew poems; =E2=80=98Ben Gorni=E2=80=99 (1851) , a collection of essa=
ys; =E2=80=98Sha'ar
A'ame Sifre Emet=E2=80=99 (1858) , an introduction to a treatise on the=
accents
in the books of Job and the Psalms; a valuable edition of Bedersi's
work on Hebrew synonyms, =E2=80=98Hotem Toknit=E2=80=99 (1865) ; a biog=
raphy of the
poet David Franco Mendes and his contemporaries, in =E2=80=98Ha-Maggid,=
=E2=80=99 xii.
; and =E2=80=98Me=C3=AFr 'Enayim, =E2=80=99 a descriptive catalogue of=
the libraries of
Jacobsohn and Me=C3=AFr Rubens, a work of great bibliographical value.
Polak's editions of the rituals are noted for their accuracy. =E2=80=9D=
(1906
Jewish Encyclopedia). Yudlov 2327. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder -
Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists three
copies worldwide (Ohio State Univ, Biblio Maastricht, Univ Amsterdam).
Covers worn, with back wrapper detached. Edges bumped, with light wine
stains in margins towards beginning and end of Haggadah. Most pages
bright and all text clean. Good- Condition. (HAG-9-12) (ID #29168)
75.00.
64. =E2=80=A2 Polak, Gabriel Isaac; Landshuth, Eliezer. SEDER HAGADA=
H
LE-LELE PESAH VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET
PAASCHFEEST: MET AANWIJZING DER VOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKEN IN DE
NEDERLANDSCHE TAAL. Amsterdam; J. L. Joachimsthal, 1930. Paper
wrappers. 12mo. 48 pages. 18 cm. Ninth edition. In Hebrew and Dutch.
Title translates as: =E2=80=9COrder of the Haggadah; ceremonies for the=
first
two evenings of Passover. =E2=80=9D Gabriel Issac Polak was a =E2=80=9C=
Talmudist and
bibliographer; born June 3, 1803; died May 14, 1869, at Amsterdam,
where he was principal of a school. He was the author of the following
works, all published in Amsterdam: =E2=80=98Bikkure ha-Shanah=E2=80=99=
(1844) , a Dutch
and Hebrew almanac for the year 5604; =E2=80=98Dibre Kodesh=E2=80=99 (1=
845) , a
Dutch-Hebrew dictionary; =E2=80=98Halikot Kedem=E2=80=99 (1847) , a col=
lection of
Hebrew poems; =E2=80=98Ben Gorni=E2=80=99 (1851) , a collection of essa=
ys; =E2=80=98Sha'ar
A'ame Sifre Emet=E2=80=99 (1858) , an introduction to a treatise on the=
accents
in the books of Job and the Psalms; a valuable edition of Bedersi's
work on Hebrew synonyms, =E2=80=98Hotem Toknit=E2=80=99 (1865) ; a biog=
raphy of the
poet David Franco Mendes and his contemporaries, in =E2=80=98Ha-Maggid,=
=E2=80=99 xii.
; and =E2=80=98Me=C3=AFr 'Enayim, =E2=80=99 a descriptive catalogue of=
the libraries of
Jacobsohn and Me=C3=AFr Rubens, a work of great bibliographical value.
Polak's editions of the rituals are noted for their accuracy. =E2=80=9D=
(1906
Jewish Encyclopedia). Yudlov 3203. Subjects: Haggadot -- Texts. Seder
-- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists
four copies worldwide (Harvard, Jtsa, Univ Amsterdam, Emory Univ).
Covers lightly soiled, with small tear along bottom backstrip. Small
wine stain spot in bottom corner margin on a few pages, otherwise very
clean. Good condition. (HAG-9-13) (ID #29169) 75.00.
65. =E2=80=A2 Polak, Gabriel Isaac; Landshuth, Eliezer. SEDER HAGADA=
H
LE-LELE PESAH VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET
PAASCHFEEST: MET AANWIJZING DER VOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKEN IN DE
NEDERLANDSCHE TAAL. Amsterdam; J. L. Joachimsthal, 1930. Paper
wrappers. 12mo. 48 pages. 18 cm. Ninth edition. In Hebrew and Dutch.
Title translates as: =E2=80=9COrder of the Haggadah; ceremonies for the=
first
two evenings of Passover. =E2=80=9D Gabriel Issac Polak was a =E2=80=9C=
Talmudist and
bibliographer; born June 3, 1803; died May 14, 1869, at Amsterdam,
where he was principal of a school. He was the author of the following
works, all published in Amsterdam: =E2=80=98Bikkure ha-Shanah=E2=80=99=
(1844) , a Dutch
and Hebrew almanac for the year 5604; =E2=80=98Dibre Kodesh=E2=80=99 (1=
845) , a
Dutch-Hebrew dictionary; =E2=80=98Halikot Kedem=E2=80=99 (1847) , a col=
lection of
Hebrew poems; =E2=80=98Ben Gorni=E2=80=99 (1851) , a collection of essa=
ys; =E2=80=98Sha'ar
A'ame Sifre Emet=E2=80=99 (1858) , an introduction to a treatise on the=
accents
in the books of Job and the Psalms; a valuable edition of Bedersi's
work on Hebrew synonyms, =E2=80=98Hotem Toknit=E2=80=99 (1865) ; a biog=
raphy of the
poet David Franco Mendes and his contemporaries, in =E2=80=98Ha-Maggid,=
=E2=80=99 xii.
; and =E2=80=98Me=C3=AFr 'Enayim, =E2=80=99 a descriptive catalogue of=
the libraries of
Jacobsohn and Me=C3=AFr Rubens, a work of great bibliographical value.
Polak's editions of the rituals are noted for their accuracy. =E2=80=9D=
(1906
Jewish Encyclopedia). Yudlov 3203. Subjects: Haggadot -- Texts. Seder
-- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists
four copies worldwide (Harvard, Jtsa, Univ Amsterdam, Emory Univ).
Covers lightly aged, with a large wine stain across bottom and front
cover. Wine stain on outer edge and in most margins. All text bright
and pages fresh. Good condition. (HAG-9-13A) (ID #29170) 75.00.
FRANCE
66. =E2=80=A2 Blum, Loeb; Lazare Wogue. LA HAGGADA, OU CE=C2=B4RE=C2=
=B4MONIES DES DEUX
PREMIE`RES SOIRE=C2=B4ES DE PA^QUE, A` L'USAGE DES ISRAE=C2=B4LITES DES=
RITES
ALLEMAND ET PORTUGAIS. Paris; L. Blum, 1865. Later cloth. 16mo. 148,
[4] pages. 16 cm. 1st edition. In Hebrew and French. Rebound in later
brown cloth with fine decorative gilt lettering on cover and on
backstrip. Last 4 pages contain sheet music. Title translates as:
=E2=80=9CHaggadah, or Ceremonies for the First Two Nights of Passover,
according to the Rites of the German and Portuguese Israelites. =E2=80=
=9D
Written by L. Blum, revised and corrected by Lazare Wogue (1817=E2=80=
=931897):
a =E2=80=9CFrench rabbi, scholar, and journalist, born in Fontainebleau=
, was
ordained in 1843 at the =C3=89cole Centrale Rabbinique in Metz. In 1851=
he
began to teach German and theology there (in 1859 it became the
S=C3=A9minaire Isra=C3=A9lite de France and was transferred to Paris) ,=
retaining
his two chairs until his retirement in 1894. From 1868 Wogue was also
director of the talmud torah of the S=C3=A9minaire Isra=C3=A9lite. The=
most
important of his many scholarly works is a translation of the
Pentateuch with commentaries (1860=E2=80=9369) , which is the one used=
in the
Bible du Rabbinat edited by Z. Kahn. Among his other publications are
Le Rabbinat Fran=C3=A7ais au XIXe si=C3=A8cle (1843) , Le Guide du Croy=
ant
Isra=C3=A9lite (1857, 18982) , Histoire de la Bible et de l'Ex=C3=A9g=
=C3=A8se biblique
jusqu'=C3=A0 nos jours (1881) , a French translation (1882) of the firs=
t two
volumes of Geschichte der Juden by H. Graetz, Esquisse d'une th=C3=A9ol=
ogie
juive (1887) , and La Pr=C3=A9dication Isra=C3=A9lite en France (1890).=
He also
translated various Hebrew works. Among the manuscripts he left is a
tract on theology. A prolific writer, Wogue wrote many articles which
were published in such Jewish periodicals as La Paix and l'Union
Isra=C3=A9lite. He was editor in chief of l'Univers Isra=C3=A9lite duri=
ng
1879=E2=80=9395.=E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). Yudlov 1263; Yaa=
ri 936.
Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy
- Texts. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Biblio Natl France,
Staatsbiblio Berlin, JTSA). Binding and cloth firm and fresh. Pages
aged and consistently soiled throughout with light wine stains,
especially at edges. Last page of sheet music has repair of two small
holes. Text is crisp. Good + condition. (HAG-9-7) (ID #29163) 325.00.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
67. =E2=80=A2 London, Solomon Zalman Ben Moses; Blogg. SEFER KOHELET
SHELEMOH: BO NIKHALU KAMAH DEVARIM... Hannover: Ko=C2=A8nigliche
Hofbuchdruckerei, 1868. Hardbound, 8vo, 190 pages and appendix 31
pages, Druck der Telgner=E2=80=99ischen Hofbuchdruckerei (Ernst St=C3=
=BCrke) ,
Verlag von Ernst St=C3=BCrke in Hannover und M. W. Kaufmann, Buchh=C3=
=A4ndler in
Leipzig, Vocalized Hebrew and unvocalized Yiddish. Second group of
pages comprises a Haggadah. Yudlov 1309. Subjects: Judaism =E2=80=93 Ha=
ggadah =E2=80=93
Liturgy =E2=80=93 Benedictions. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (JTSA). B=
inding
repaired, title page attached to the cover with non-archival tape,
pages tanned, but clean, overall very good condition. Scarce (HAG-8-11)
(ID #29216) 200.00.
68. =E2=80=A2 Hen, Ernst S; Otto Geismar. DE ORDE DER HAGADAH. Berli=
n,
Amsterdam; E. Mozes, B. Kahan, 1928. Clothbound. 8vo. V, 90 [1] pages.
22 cm. Second Printing. In Dutch and Hebrew. Bound in original orange
cloth with front cover illustration depicting the breaking of the
chains of slavery towards a new dawn; black and white illustrations
throughout. Title translates as: =E2=80=9COrder of the Haggadah, =E2=80=
=9D a new Dutch
translation with captions and notes made by Enrst S. Hen. Modernist
=E2=80=98stick-figure=E2=80=99 Illustrations by Otto Geismar: =E2=80=9C=
The Geismar
illustrations are among the most unusual ever to adorn a Hagadah text.
=E2=80=9D (Yerushalmi) Yudlov 3122. Subjects: Haggadot - Commentaries.=
Seder.
OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Princeton, Harvard, Biblio Univ
Amsterdam, Gemeentearchief Amsterdam) Covers worn and soiled. Light
wine stains on a few scattered pages; pages lightly aged, but clean and
fresh. Good condition. (HAG-7-9) (ID #29120) 225.00.
69. =E2=80=A2 ERZ=C3=84HLUNG VON ISRAELS AUSZUG AUS AEGYPTEN, F=C3=
=9CR DIE BEIDEN
ERSTEN ABENDE DES PESACH-FESTES: MIT EINER DEUTSCHEN UEBERSETZUNG UND
ILLUSTRATIONEN: HAGADAH. Vienna; J. Schlesinger, 1892. Hardbound. 12mo.
63 [1] pages. 18 cm. Hebrew text with German translation in parallel
columns. Bound in red decorative boards with elaborate gilt decoration
and title. With 31 illustrations, one of the many unchanged editions of
the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph Schlesinger, a prayer-book
publishing company founded in 1858 in Vienna, a leading
publisher-printer of such liturgical items with translations into the
main European languages. It was printing prayer-books well into the
20th century, until the offices were shut down by anti-semitic laws,
and the company was refounded in Palestine as the Sinai Publishing
company. Yudlov 1867. Subjects: Haggada shel Pesah. German. 1892.
Vienna. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Se=
der - Liturgy -
Texts. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Natl Libr Israel). Boards soiled
and worn, with bumped edges. Pages are aged, with fragile edges, light
soiling throughout. All signatures shaken. All text bright and clear.
Fair condition. (HAG-9-40) (ID #29201) 75.00.
70. =E2=80=A2 ERZ=C3=84HLUNG VON ISRAELS AUSZUG AUS AEGYPTEN, F=C3=
=9CR DIE BEIDEN
ERSTEN ABENDE DES PESACH-FESTES: MIT EINER DEUTSCHEN UEBERSETZUNG UND
ILLUSTRATIONEN: HAGADAH. Vienna; J. Schlesinger, 1896. Hardbound. 12mo.
63 [1] pages. 18 cm. Hebrew text with German translation in parallel
columns. Bound in red decorative boards with imprinted decorative
border and title. With 31 illustrations, one of the many unchanged
editions of the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph Schlesinger, a
prayer-book publishing company founded in 1858 in Vienna, a leading
publisher-printer of such liturgical items with translations into the
main European languages. It was printing prayer-books well into the
20th century, until the offices were shut down by anti-semitic laws,
and the company was refounded in Palestine as the Sinai Publishing
company. Yudlov 1986; Yaari 1492. Subjects: Haggada shel Pesah. German.
1896. Vienna. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Tex=
ts. Seder -
Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel,
Bayerische Biblio). Boards soiled and worn, with bumped edges. Pages
are aged, but very clean. First and last page shaken, with fragile
edges. Fair condition. (HAG-9-40A) (ID #29202) 75.00.
71. =E2=80=A2 ERZAEHLUNGEN VON DEM AUSZUGE ISRAELS AUS EGYPTEN. ZUM=
VORTRAGE
AN DEN BEIDEN ERSTEN PESACH-ABENDEN. Fuerth; S. B. Gusdorfer, 1857.
Clothbound. 64mo. 88 pages. 9 cm. =E2=80=9CSixth Revised Edition. =E2=
=80=9D In Hebrew.
Bound in cloth and decorative boards. Title translates as: =E2=80=9CSto=
ry of
the Exodus of Israel out of Egypt; Readings for the first two nights of
Passover. =E2=80=9D The Haggadah of 1857 printed at Furth was also expo=
rted to
London to be combined with an English translation and sold by
Vallentine. Our edition is very unusual, as it is half-size, and it
seems that the majority of the commentary was cut out of this bound
edition, leaving only the story of exodus in Hebrew. Yaari 776; Yudlov
1044. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism -
Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel;
Univ Basel). Light rubbing and wear to cloth backstrip and boards.
Pages lightly aged and lightly foxed, with lower left corner lightly
bumped. Good + condition. (HAG-9-27) (ID #29186) 200.00.
72. =E2=80=A2 HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS O=
F
PASSOVER. Vienna; Jos Schlesinger, 1923. Hardbound. 12mo. 64 pages.
=E2=80=9CNew Edition, thoroughly revised. =E2=80=9D 19 cm. In Hebrew an=
d English. Bound
in red decorative boards with elaborate gilt decoration and title. With
31 illustrations, one of the many unchanged editions of the Pesah
Haggadot published by Joseph Schlesinger, a prayer-book publishing
company founded in 1858 in Vienna, a leading publisher-printer of such
liturgical items with translations into the main European languages. It
was printing prayer-books well into the 20th century, until the offices
were shut down by anti-semitic laws, and the company was refounded in
Palestine as the Sinai Publishing company. Yudlov 2902. Subjects:
Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Text=
s.
Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists no copies=
=2E Boards
lightly worn and lightly rubbed. Backstrip repaired. All pages aged,
but clean. Good condition. (HAG-9-39B) (ID #29200) 75.00.
73. =E2=80=A2 HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS O=
F
PASSOVER. Vienna; Jos Schlesinger, 1896. Hardbound. 12mo. 64 pages.
=E2=80=9CNew Edition, thoroughly revised. =E2=80=9D 19 cm. In Hebrew an=
d English. Bound
in red decorative boards. With 31 illustrations, one of the many
unchanged editions of the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph
Schlesinger, a prayer-book publishing company founded in 1858 in
Vienna, a leading publisher-printer of such liturgical items with
translations into the main European languages. It was printing
prayer-books well into the 20th century, until the offices were shut
down by anti-semitic laws, and the company was refounded in Palestine
as the Sinai Publishing company. Yudlov 1894; Yaari 1490. Subjects:
Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Text=
s.
Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists no copies=
=2E Boards
worn and soiled, with gilt rubbed. First and last pages shaken. Last
page torn edges, affecting some text. All pages aged, but clean. Fair
condition. (HAG-9-39A) (ID #29199) 75.00.
74. =E2=80=A2 HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS O=
F
PASSOVER. Vienna; Jos Schlesinger, 1893. Hardbound. 12mo. 64 pages.
=E2=80=9CNew Edition, thoroughly revised. =E2=80=9D 19 cm. In Hebrew an=
d English. Bound
in black decorative boards. With 31 illustrations, one of the many
unchanged editions of the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph
Schlesinger, a prayer-book publishing company founded in 1858 in
Vienna, eventually a leading publisher and printer of liturgical texts
with translations into the main European languages. It was printing
prayer-books well into the 20th century, until the offices were shut
down by anti-semitic laws, and the company was refounded in Palestine
as the Sinai Publishing company. Yudlov 1886. Subjects: Passover -
Prayer-books and devotions. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot=
=E2=80=93
Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 2 copies (Univ Pennsylvania,
Natl Libr China). Boards worn and soiled, with gilt rubbed. First and
last pages shaken. All pages aged, but impeccably clean. Good
condition. (HAG-9-39) (ID #29198) 75.00.
75. =E2=80=A2 PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Berlin; Yalkut, 1924. Paper wrapper=
s. 12mo.
31, [1] pages. 20 cm. In Hebrew and Yiddish. Yudlov 2927; Yaari 1979.
Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy
- Texts. One copy at the Natl Libr Israel. Light ageing and soiling to
covers, with corners lightly bumped. Pages lightly aged, with very
light wine stains throughout. Very clean and fresh. Very good condition
and very scarce. (HAG-7-34) (ID #29145) 300.00.
76. =E2=80=A2 SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. F=C3=BCr=
th; S. B.
Gusdorfer, 1857. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 91 pages. 20 cm. In Hebrew and
English. Service for the First Two Nights of Passover, published by S.
B. Gusdorfer in Furth, and sold by J. Vallentine in London. Yudlov
1049. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 T=
exts. Seder -
Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide. Endpages lightly
soiled, pages lightly aged, with edges and corners bumped. Some light
foxing on a few pages. Very clean. Good condition. (HAG-9-34) (ID
#29193) 225.00.
77. =E2=80=A2 Baruch, Franzisca; Jakob Steinhardt. HAGADAH SHEL PESA=
H
[STEINHARDT HAGGADAH]. Berlin; F. Ostertag, 1923. Clothbound. 4to. [5=
0]
pages. 27 cm. First edition. In Hebrew. Original purple cloth with
silver gilt lettering on cover. First trade edition of the beautifully
illustrated Steinhardt Haggadah, with 20 striking woodcuts by Jacob
Steinhardt and calligraphic text by Franziska Baruch. =E2=80=9CThis is=
one of
the most truly distinguished Haggadahs published in modern times, a
milestone in Hebrew book production=E2=80=9D (Yerushalmi 134). Steinhar=
dt=E2=80=99s
dramatic woodcuts show the strong influence of German Expressionism on
his work. His experience in the German Army during World War I also had
an impact on his work, perhaps most notably in the woodcut of the Four
Sons, wherein the Wicked Son is portrayed as a soldier dressed in a
Prussian uniform with a spiked helmet. =E2=80=9CSteinhardt also chose t=
o
illustrate the Haggadah passage concerning the perennial attempt to
annihilate the Jews=E2=80=A6 Steinhardt has focused upon a group of Jew=
s, their
faces showing that they are overcome with fear, in flight from some
horror they have witnessed=E2=80=9D (Yerushalmi 135). Steinhardt closes=
the
Haggadah with a series of ten woodcuts to illustrate the popular
Passover song, Had gadya. The beautiful Hebrew characters in the text
were drawn by the noted type designer Franziska Baruch and executed by
Steinhardt in wood. Issued the same year as a signed limited edition of
250 copies. Yaari 1952; Yudlov 2888. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy -
Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists 23 copies
worldwide. Ex-Libris: Chelsea Massachusetts Synagogue stamps on
endpages. Backstrip reinforced with tape, covers soiled and faded in
margins. Some spots of light foxing on edges and in a few outer
margins, noticeable wine stains scattered throughout. Text is very
crisp, plates are bold. Good condition. (HAG-9-6) (ID #29162) 275.00.
78. =E2=80=A2 Budko, Joseph. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH [BUDKO HAGGADAH]. B=
erlin;
Lowit, 1921. Hardbound. 8vo. 40 pages. First edition. 21 cm. In Hebrew.
Black board hardcover with gilt illustration on front. Passover
Haggadah illustrated by Joseph Budko, with 39 woodcut historiated
initials and lithograph etchings. Joseph Budko (1888=E2=80=931940) , wa=
s a
=E2=80=9Cpainter and graphic artist. Budko, who was born in Plonsk, rec=
eived a
traditional Jewish education. In 1902 he went to study at the art
school in Vilna. In 1910 Budko moved to Berlin where he learned
metal-chasing and also studied at the Museum of Arts and Crafts. In
Berlin Budko met Hermann Struck who taught him the technique of
etching. Eventually he also took up woodcutting, lithography, and
painting. In 1933 Budko settled in Palestine. In 1935 he became the
director of the reopened New Bezalel school of arts and crafts. Budko
stressed the teaching of graphic design and utilized the ornamental
value of the Hebrew letters. Budko's subject matter was determined by
the Jewish environment in which he grew up and to which he returned in
Jerusalem. Budko developed a style that combined the personal with the
Jewish, being a synthesis of Jewish tradition and modern art. He also
revived the spirit of Jewish book illustration, adapting it to modern
design. Among the books he illustrated are the Haggadah, and he
designed many bookplates. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). =E2=80=
=9CJoseph
Budko=E2=80=99s Haggadah, 1921, skillfully integrated the Hebrew text w=
ith
illustrations. Budko was thought to be withdrawn and outwardly cold,
but his art was warm in a style that permitted a melding of tradition
with modernism, slavery with redemption. His [illustration of a]
faceless Jew trudges alone through history from a callous past to an
unknowable future, moving over a snow-lined path, half-frozen, but
determined and defiant. No signs or wonders for him - he knows he must
make it on his own. =E2=80=9D (Page 353 of =E2=80=9CThe way Jews lived:=
five hundred
years of printed words and images=E2=80=9D by Constance Harris). Yaari=
1913;
Yudlov 2821. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=
=80=93 Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. One copy listed at the Abraham H. Berman
Haggadah Collection at the Library of Congress. Backstrip repaired.
Covers worn, with lightly bumped edges. Some soiling to the margins of
most pages, with bumped edges, and a few pages contain tears at the
margins. A few small spots of foxing scattered lightly. Very clean, and
pages very fresh. Good- condition. (HAG-9-38) (ID #29197) 165.00.
79. =E2=80=A2 Geismar, Otto. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. Berlin; "yalkut", 1=
927.
Clothbound. 8vo. 46 pages. 22 cm. First edition. In Hebrew. Bound in
original yellow cloth with front cover illustration depicting the
breaking of the chains of slavery towards a new dawn; black and white
modernist =E2=80=98stick-figure=E2=80=99 Illustrations by Otto Geismar:=
=E2=80=9CThe Geismar
illustrations are among the most unusual ever to adorn a Hagadah text.
=E2=80=9D (Yerushalmi) Yudlov 3061. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder -=
Liturgy
- Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah - Illustrations. OCLC
lists 9 copies worldwide. Covers lightly soiled, edges lightly bumped,
endpages lightly soiled, with a white paint spot on the first endpage.
Light soiling on first illustration page in the lower margin; very
lightly aged throughout, but exceedingly clean and fresh. Very good
condition. (HAG-9-4) (ID #29160) 275.00.
80. =E2=80=A2 Heidenheim, Wolf. HA-HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM ERZ=C3=84=
HLUNG VON DEM
AUSZUGE ISRAELS AUS AGYPTEN. Frankfurt A. M; Lehrberger & Co, 1909.
Clothbound. 8vo. 64 pages. 22 cm. =E2=80=9CNew Illustrated edition. =E2=
=80=9D Hebrew
text with German translation in parallel columns. Bound in red cloth
with gilt decorative borders and gilt title =E2=80=9CHagadah. =E2=80=9D=
With decorative
endpages and 23 color illustrations throughout, including color
illustration on titlepage. Title translates as: =E2=80=9CHaggadah Seder=
;
Narrative of the Exodus of Israel from Egypt. =E2=80=9D Wolf Heidenheim
(Benjamin Ze'ev; 1757=E2=80=931832) , was a =E2=80=9CHebrew grammarian,=
masoretic
scholar, exegete, and commentator on the liturgy. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyc=
lopedia
Judaica) Heidenheim=E2=80=99s ritual for Passover was first published i=
n
Roedelheim in 1822-23. Yudlov 2438. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder -
Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists no copies of the
1909 edition. Covers very lightly soiled. Very light wine stains in a
few spots throughout. All text and illustrations clean and bright. Good
+ condition. (HAG-9-24A) (ID #29182) 80.00.
81. =E2=80=A2 Heidenheim, Wolf. HA-HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM ERZ=C3=84=
HLUNG VON DEM
AUSZUGE ISRAELS AUS AGYPTEN AN DEN BEIDEN ERSTEN PESSACH-ABENDEN.
Frankfurt A. M; Lehrberger & Co, 1900. Clothbound. 8vo. 64 pages. 22
cm. =E2=80=9CNew Illustrated edition. =E2=80=9D Hebrew text with German=
translation in
parallel columns. Bound in red cloth with gilt decorative borders and
gilt title =E2=80=9CHagadah. =E2=80=9D With decorative endpages and 23=
color
illustrations throughout. Title translates as: =E2=80=9CHaggadah Seder;
Narrative of the Exodus of Israel from Egypt for the first two nights
of Passover. =E2=80=9D Wolf Heidenheim (Benjamin Ze'ev; 1757=E2=80=9318=
32) , was a
=E2=80=9CHebrew grammarian, masoretic scholar, exegete, and commentator=
on the
liturgy. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) Heidenheim=E2=80=99s rit=
ual for Passover
was first published in Roedelheim in 1822-23. Yaari 1582. Subjects:
Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts.
OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel, JTSA, Case Western
Univ). Covers soiled. Light wine stained throughout in the margins, and
some margins noticeably aged and browned. All text and illustrations
clean and bright. Good condition. (HAG-9-24) (ID #29181) 100.00.
82. =E2=80=A2 Liebermann, Julian. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH [LIEBERM=
ANN
ILLUSTRATED HAGGADAH]. Berlin; Gonzer & Lewin, 1925. Hardbound. Folio.
48 pages. First edition. 36 cm. In Hebrew. Original black cloth
hardcover with gilt title and illustration. Hebrew text beautifully
illustrated with elaborate lithograph illustrations and borders by
Julian Liebermann. Lengthy dedication in German on title page dated
1931 in near illegible writing. Yudlov 2962; Yaari 2000 Subjects:
Passover -- Prayer-books and devotions. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Tex=
ts.
Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 5 copies
(Harvard, Yeshiva, StaatsBiblio Berlin, College of Charlseton, Deutsche
NatlBiblio). Light wear to covers, with small tear to front cover, back
corner edge torn. Backstrip starting. All pages very lightly aged, with
very small wine spot in a few margins. Very clean and well preserved.
Good condition. (HAG-9-45) (ID #29206) 300.00.
83. =E2=80=A2Bamberger, S. Wolf Heidenheim and Stanislaus Bender. ER=
ZAHLUNG
VON DEM AUSZUGE AUS AGYPTEN =3D [SEDER HA-HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM]: FU=
R
DIE BEIDEN ERSTEN PESSACHABENDE. Frankfurt A. M.: M. Lehrberger & Co.
1926. Hardcover, 12mo, 64 pages, illustrated, 21 cm. In German.
Ex-library. Hinge repair. Otherwise, very good condition. (Hag-4-14)
(ID #27538) 40.00.
84. =E2=80=A2Dunner, Joseph Hirsch. HAGAHOT AL MASEKHET ERUVIN, BETS=
AH
VE-SUKAH: BAVLI VI-YERUSHALMI. Frankfort De-Main, 1895. Hardcover, 8vo,
191, 226, 266 pages, 26 cm. In Hebrew. OCLC lists 1 copy worldwide
(Princeton). Hinge repair. Some stained pages. Wear and tear to cover
binding. Chipping to cover edges and corners. Otherwise, good
condition. (Heb-18-10) (ID #26735) 135.00.
85. =E2=80=A2 Falkenberg, Hermann. HAGADA F=C3=9CR DIE SEDERABENDE.=
Berlin,
Liberalen Synagoge Norden; M. Rosenthal [Printer], 1929. Paper
Wrappers. 8vo. 38 pages. 22 cm. Copy belonging to the only child and
son-in-law of Leo Baeck, Ruth (Baeck) and Hermann Berlak, with =E2=80=
=9CBerlak=E2=80=9D
penned on the endpaper. Hebrew and German; instructions and
commentaries in German only. Hagada for the Seder Evenings, by Hermann
Falkenberg, founder of a liberal synagogue on Berlin=E2=80=99s Schoenha=
user
Allee, died in 1936. His wife, Bertha Falkenberg, was a pioneer for the
rights of Jewish women in the pre-war years. A longtime president of
the Berlin Jewish Women=E2=80=99s League, she fought for the voting rig=
hts of
women as synagogue members. A plaque dedicated to the Falkenberg=E2=80=
=99s was
commemorated in 2003; affixed to the outer wall of 22 Lottumstrasse in
former East Berlin, it marks the last address of the Falkenbergs.
Listed as Yudlov 3168. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder.
Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Deutsche NatlBiblio,
Harvard, Natl Libr Israel, Tel Aviv Univ). Covers lightly worn, title
page crumpled at top, pages lightly aged but very clean. Good +
condition. (HAG-7-3) (ID #29114) 150.00.
86. =E2=80=A2 Khvol=E2=80=99son, D. A. (Daniil Avraamovich). DAS LET=
ZTE PASSAMAHL
CHRIST UND DER TAG SEINES TODES, NACH DEN IN =C3=9CBEREINSTIMMUNG GEBRA=
CHTEN
BERICHTEN DER SYNOPTIKER UND DES EVANGELIUM JOHANNIS. Leipzig; H.
Haessel, 1908. Paper wrappers. Folio. XI, 190 pages. 34 cm. Second
edition. In German, with Hebrew, Greek, Arabic. Title translates as:
=E2=80=9CThe last Passover meal of Christ and the day of his death, acc=
ording
to the report of the Synoptics put into accordance with the Gospel of
John. =E2=80=9D Anastatic reprint of the edition of 1892, with three
supplements, containing additions and improvements of the author. D. A.
Chwolson (Daniel Avraamovich Khvolson, 1819=E2=80=931911) was a Russian
Orientalist. =E2=80=9CChwolson was born of poor, devout Jewish parents=
in
Vilna. In 1841 he went to Breslau, where Abraham *Geiger befriended him
and helped him prepare for matriculation at the university. Later he
returned to Russia, settling in St. Petersburg. In 1855 Chwolson became
a convert of the Russian Orthodox Church. He was then appointed
professor of Hebrew, Syriac, and Chaldaic philology at the University
of St. Petersburg, and three years later he was given the corresponding
chair at both the Russian Orthodox and Roman Catholic theological
academies in the same city. In this triple capacity he taught
practically every eminent Semitic scholar in Russia during the second
half of the 19th century and after. Among his disciples were the
greatest Russian Orientalists. Despite his conversion, Chwolson
remained well disposed toward Jews and Judaism and retained his
friendship with many eminent Jewish scholars and leaders. He was
particularly welcome in Jewish Orthodox circles because of his frequent
intervention on their behalf when government officials threatened the
yeshivot or the publication of the Talmud. =E2=80=9CDas letzte Passahma=
hl
Christi und der Tag seines Todes=E2=80=9D (1892) , while meant as an an=
swer to
antisemitic accusations, is a learned and detailed investigation of the
circumstances of Jesus' trial and condemnation. In it Chwolson
attempted to prove that Jesus was sentenced to death by the Sadducean
high court and that therefore the Pharisees and masses of Jews bear no
guilt. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). =E2=80=9CThe deep-rooted=
belief that
Jesus was crucified by the Jews being the principal cause of the
prejudice against them on the part of the Christians, Chwolson, in a
dissertation entitled "Poslyedniyaya Paskhalnaya Vecherya Isusa Christa
I Den yevo Smerti, " in "Christianskoe Chtenie, " St. Petersburg, 1875
(German translation, "Das Letzte Passamal Christi, " ib. 1892) , shows
the groundlessness of this belief. He points out that the proceedings
of the trial and condemnation of Jesus, as related in the Gospels, were
in violation of the rabbinical laws, and consequently could not have
been conducted by a Jewish tribunal. =E2=80=9D (1906 Jewish Encyclopedi=
a).
Subjects: Last Supper. Jesus Christ - Crucifixion. Jesus Christ -
Chronology. Bible. N. T. Gospels - Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible. N. T. Gospels - Chronology. Covers worn and soiled, with edges
chipped. Back cover detached and missing upper third. Pages soiled in
margins, but clean and fresh. Outer edges bumped with some tears. Last
page torn, affecting text on page 189-190. Fair condition. (GER-38-15)
(ID #28924) 200.00.
87. =E2=80=A2 Mayer, Rachel. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH THE SEDER SERVICE, H=
AGADAH
FOR PASSOVER. Vienna; Edited And Printed By "union" (Appel Bros. ) ,
1921. Clothbound. 8vo. 62, [2] pages. 22 cm. In English and Hebrew.
Bound in red decorative boards; with five woodcut black and white
plates depicting the liberation from slavery. With addendum children=E2=
=80=99s
poem, entitled =E2=80=9COne Pet Kid! One Pet Kid! =E2=80=9D Listed as Y=
udlov 2819.
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy
- Texts. Passover - Liturgy. OCLC lists 9 copies worldwide. Includes
laid in pages (8) from older unknown Hebrew text. Bottom half of
backstrip torn, starting. Covers lightly worn. Light stains on title
page. Pages lightly aged. Good condition. (HAG-7-6) (ID #29117) 30.00.
88. =E2=80=A2 Seligmann, Caesar. HAGADA: LITURGIE F=C3=9CR DIE H=C3=
=84USLICHE FEIER
DER SEDERABENDE. Frankfurt Am Main; J. Kauffmann, 1925. Clothbound.
8vo. 45 pages. 25 cm. Fourth edition. In German, with some Hebrew.
Title translates as: =E2=80=9CHaggadah; Liturgy for the Celebration of=
the
Seder Nights at Home. =E2=80=9D Bound in red decorative boards; with 36=
black
and white reproductions of prints depicting the Passover ritual and
biblical events taken from medieval block cut prints. Yaari 2016.
Subjects: Pesach. OCLC lists 6 copies worldwide. Edges of covers
lightly worn, pages very lightly aged, clean and fresh. Good +
condition. (HAG-7-11) (ID #29122) 35.00.
PRAGUE
89. =E2=80=A2 Kisch, Alexander. DIE PESSACH-HAGADA [KISCH HAGGADAH]=
=2E Prague;
Pascheles, 1889. Original Gilt stamped boards. 12mo. 78 pages. 17 cm.
The first Haggadah to use modern style illustrations, now known as the
Kisch Haggadah. 1ST Edition. Illustrated by Cyril Kutlik. Haggadah in
vocalized Hebrew with German translation. =E2=80=9CThe Haggadah of Pass=
over,
prayer and rites at the family table for the first two evenings of
Passover. With 12 artistic illustrations subsequently performed. The
traditional Hebrew text with new German translation and explanation
provided by... Dr. Alexander Kisch, rabbi and preacher in Prague. =E2=
=80=9C
Although Yerushalmi correctly records this Hagadah as Prague 1889, the
illustration he depicts in his =E2=80=9CHaggadah & History=E2=80=9D (no=
=2E 118) is
actually the second edition and printed without a date on the title
(see Yudlov 2135 who dates it ca. 1900). The present copy, with date
clearly visible on the title-page, is the =E2=80=9Creal=E2=80=9D first=
appearance of
this Hagadah. Alexander Kisch was a =E2=80=9Crabbi and writer; born Oct=
=2E 5,
1848, at Prague. From 1863 to 1872 he studied at the Jewish Theological
Seminary of Breslau. He then went to Paris as tutor to the family of
Baron Horace de G=C3=BCnzburg. In 1874 he was called as rabbi to Br=C3=
=BCx,
Bohemia, and subsequently to Zurich; in 1886 he was called to the
Meiselsynagogue at Prague, succeeding Dr. A. Stein=E2=80=9D (1906 Jewis=
h
Encyclopedia). Yaari 1388. Yudlov 1783. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayers
and devotions. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (JTSA, Yeshiva, Harvard,
DLC). Very Good condition. (HAG-9-17) (ID #29174) 300.00.
90. =E2=80=A2 Landau, Moses Israel. DAS PESSACH FEST. Prag; J. W. Pa=
scheles,
1889. Clothbound. 12mo. 63 pages. 19 cm. =E2=80=9CLatest edition. =E2=
=80=9D In Hebrew
and German. Bound in red cloth with gilt border and title =E2=80=9CDas=
Pessach
Fest=E2=80=9D on cover. Full title: =E2=80=9CSeder Marbeh Lesaper-Vortr=
ag fuer die
beident abende des Ueberschreitungsfestes. =E2=80=9D With vignette titl=
e page
of Moses in Ashkenazi garb pleading before Pharoah, and 9 vignette
engravings illustrating the story of Moses and the Exodus. Originally
published by Moses Israel Landau in Prague in 1849; Landau (1788-1852)
was a well known printer and publisher and leader of the Prague Jewish
Community. Yudlov 1781. Two other publishers in Budapest and Vienna
also reissued this same edition in 1899. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy -
Texts. Passover - Prayers and devotions. Tefillot. Mahzor. OCLC lists
one copy worldwide (National Library Israel). Covers soiled and worn.
Spine rebacked. Pages lightly aged, but clean and fresh. Good
condition. (HAG-9-18) (ID #29175) 100.00.
91. =E2=80=A2 Landau, Moses Israel. SEDER...HAGADAH SHEL PESAH...
ASHKENAZIT. Prag; Druck De M. I. Landau, 1837. Clothbound. 12mo. [62]
pages. 18 cm. First edition. In Hebrew and Judeo-German. Bound in
marbled boards. Moses Israel Landau was an =E2=80=9CAustrian printer,
publisher, and lexicographer; born Dec. 28, 1788, at Prague; died there
May 4, 1852; grandson of Ezekiel Landau. After finishing his studies at
a yeshibah of his native town he established a Hebrew and Oriental
printing-press in Prague, which became important in the annals of
Hebrew typography. =E2=80=9D (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) Yaari 565. Yudl=
ov 780.
Subjects: Liturgy and ritual. Hagadah. Judeo-German. 1837. Haggadot -
Commentaries. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Harvard, Bar Ilan Univ,
Spertus Inst, JTSA). Backstrip cloth worn away, but binding is firm.
Boards soiled, lower left margin of pages throughout very soiled, with
scattered wine stains throughout as well. All text crisp. Good
condition. (HAG-9-19) (ID #29176) 325.00.
92. =E2=80=A2 Landau, Moses Israel. Seder Hagadah Shel Pesah: Mit Al=
len
Dinim Und Minhagim in Deutscher Sprahe. Prag; M. I. Landau, 1850. Later
Wrappers. 12mo. [40] pages. 19 cm. In Hebrew. For two evenings of the
feast, with instructions in Judeo-German (German words written in
Hebrew Script). Moses Israel Landau was an =E2=80=9CAustrian printer,
publisher, and lexicographer; born Dec. 28, 1788, at Prague; died there
May 4, 1852; grandson of Ezekiel Landau. After finishing his studies at
a yeshibah of his native town he established a Hebrew and Oriental
printing-press in Prague, which became important in the annals of
Hebrew typography. =E2=80=9D (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) Yaari 696. Subj=
ects:
Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts.
Liturgy and ritual. Hagadah.1850. OCLC lists 5 copies worldwide (JTSA,
Harvard, British Library, Stanford, Library Of Congress). Title page
aged and soiled. All edges lightly soiled with wine stains, and lightly
bumped. Pages lightly aged, but overall very clean and in good
condition. Good condition. (HAG-7-1) (ID #29112) 200.00.
HUNGARY
93. =E2=80=A2 PESZACHI HAGGADA. Budapest; Keruletkozi Talmud Tora, 1=
927.
Clothbound. 8vo. 64 pages. 23 cm. Second Revised edition. Hebrew and
Hungarian on opposite pages. Bound in later red cloth, with decorative
gilt border and gilt temple on cover. Published by the Budapest Talmud
Torah, this Hungarian Haggadah contains three illustrations; all pages
printed with an elaborate border in green ink; last several pages
contain the complete list of members and leaders of the association.
Yaari 2677; Yudlov 3060. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy -
Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists 3 copies
worldwide (Harvard, British Libr, Natl Libr Israel). Edges of cloth
cover chipped and bumped and lightly soiled. Title page lightly soiled.
Pages throughout very clean, with occasional light wine spots. Good
condition. (HAG-9-26) (ID #29185) 125.00.
94. =E2=80=A2 Guttmann, Simon. PESZACHI HAGGADA. Budapest; Steiner A=
rmin,
1932. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 68 pages. 18 cm. =E2=80=9CNew Edition. =E2=
=80=9D In Hebrew
and Hungarian on opposite pages. Bound as issued. The Haggadah with an
Hungarian translation and several illustrations: illustrated wrappers
depicting seven men seated at a Seder table in a temple, and 9 black
and white illustrations throughout. Yaari 2166; Yudlov 3407. Subjects:
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists two
copies worldwide (JTSA, Natl Libr Israel). Wrapper worn, shaken. Very
light wine stains throughout, lightly aged. All text bright and clean.
Good condition. (HAG-9-25A) (ID #29184) 125.00.
95. =E2=80=A2 Guttmann, Simon. PESZACHI HAGGADA. Budapest; Steiner A=
rmin,
1932. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 68 pages. 18 cm. =E2=80=9CNew Edition. =E2=
=80=9D In Hebrew
and Hungarian on opposite pages. Bound as issued. The Haggadah with
Hungarian translation with illustrated wrappers depicting the items for
the Seder table and 9 black and white illustrations throughout. Yaari
2166; Yudlov 3407. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Haggadah
- Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (JTSA, Natl Libr Israel). With
pen, pencil, and colored pencil inscription from =E2=80=9CHeller Hedvig=
=E2=80=9D
(ostensibly a young girl) , located at endpages and in margins of two
pages. Some pages contain scattered foxing, all pages worn, with some
light tears to a few margins. All text bright and clean. Fair
condition. (HAG-9-25) (ID #29183) 100.00.
96. =E2=80=A2 Kelemen, Adolf. PESZACH HAGADA. Budapest; Marcus, 1899=
=2E
Clothbound. 8vo. V, 39, 42 pages. Only edition. In Hebrew and
Hungarian. Passover Haggadah, translated with commentary by Rabbi
Kelemen Adolf. Bound in contemporary cloth and marbled boards. With two
title pages. Yudlov 2084. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy -
Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. One copy in the Natl Libr Israel.
Covers worn with chipped and bumped corners. Hungarian title page
contains a tear. Pages aged, worn, and lightly soiled. But solid.
(HAG-7-32) (ID #29143) 350.00.
97. =E2=80=A2Ganzfried, Solomon Ben Joseph and Yehuda Ary Klein. PES=
ZACH
TORVENYEI. Budapest: A Fordito Kiadasa, 1927. Softcover, 8vo, 66 pages.
In Hungarian. Hebrew and Hungarian in parallel columns. Date from
preface. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Libr of Congress, Nat Libr of
Israel, Harvard). Chipping to edges of cover. Fragile cover and some
fragile pages. Spine repair. Browning of pages. Otherwise, good
condition. (Hag-4-12) (ID #27536) 75.00.
OTHER EASTERN EUROPE
98. =E2=80=A2 SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: =E2=80=98IM MATAYIM SHELOSHI=
M U-SHEMONEH
PERUSHIM VE-HOSAFOT. Podgorze: Druck Von S. L. Deutscher, Verlag Josef
Leser, 1906. Hardcover, later cloth, small 8vo, 144 pages, Hebrew,
Subject: Haggada =E2=80=93 Jewish Liturgy - Prayer. OCLC lists 6 copies
worldwide. Tear to title-page, pages tanned and have some stains,
overall very good condition (HAG-8-19) (ID #29223) 50.00.
99. =E2=80=A2 SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: =E2=80=98IM MATAYIM SHELOSHI=
M U-SHEMONEH
PERUSHIM VKe-HOSAFOT. Krakau, 1906/7. Later Paper-wrappers, 8vo, 144
pages, Hebrew, OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Yale, Brandeis, Harvard).
Subject: Haggada =E2=80=93 Jewish Liturgy - Prayer. Bit of edge wear, p=
ages
tanned, overall very good condition (HAG-8-18) (ID #29222) 65.00.
100. =E2=80=A2 Gershon, Mosheh Ben. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: MEVO=
=E2=80=99ARAH =E2=80=98IM
HAMISHAH ASAR BE=E2=80=99URIM ME-GE=E2=80=99ONI OLAM.../ SEFER MAT=E2=
=80=99AMIM: MEKORIM TOVIM
AL MINHAGE YISRA=E2=80=99EL MEKUDASHIM. Vilna: Bi-Defus Avraham Tsevi
Rozenkrants Ve-R. Menahem Mendil Shriftzettser, 1892. Cloth, 8vo, 2
works bound together. First is: , 88 pages, illustrated, Subjects:
Haggadah-Commmentaries, Seder, Haggadot, OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide
(NYPL, Arizona State U) Not in Yudlov. Second is: Varsha: Bi-defus M.
Y. Halter, 1890, 144 pages, first page illustrated, Subjects:
Judaism-customs and practices, OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Univ. Of
Toronto). 1st title Very worn on the edges, pages tanned and worn,
chipping on the edges, first 2 pages detached, with tears through some
text, Poor condition, but complete. Second title fragile, but otherwise
Good. (HAG-8-9) (ID #29215) 75.00.
101. =E2=80=A2 Miller, Yis=C2=B4ra'el David Ben. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH:=
=E2=80=98IM ME'AH
VA-HAMISHAH AS=C2=B4AR PERUSHIM HA-NIKRA'AH BA-SHEM MIGDAL HEDER. Vilna=
:
Ha-Almanah Veha-Ahim Rom, 1922. Hardcover, 8vo, 110 pages. Hebrew,
Yudlov 2897 Subject: Haggadot =E2=80=93 Seder =E2=80=93 Liturgy. OCLC l=
ists no copy of
this edition. Pencil markings on front-cover and first pages, covers
show heavy wear, binding repaired, pages tanned and chipped, no text
loss, overall fair condition, but complete. Scarce (HAG-8-13) (ID
#29218) 100.00.
102. =E2=80=A2 PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Warsaw; Sikora I Mylner, 1927. Clo=
thbound.
8vo. 111 pages. In Hebrew. Passover Haggadah, with two commentaries on
=E2=80=9CChad Gadya=E2=80=9D, printed in Warsaw by Rabbi Jacob Naftali=
Zilberberg, an
anti-zionist Hasidic Rabbi. Yudlov 3080; Yaari 2049. Subjects: Haggadot
- Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. One copy
at the Natl Libr Israel. Covers worn, backstrip shaken. First endpage
loose, chipping, with penciled notes. Pages aged, but clean. Fair
condition. Very Scarce. (HAG-7-35) (ID #29146) 300.00.
103. =E2=80=A2 HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH. Warsaw, Stereotyp, [1929]. Ori=
ginal
Stapled Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [6], 5, [1], 47, [12] pages. In Hebrew=
and
Yiddish. Illustrated haggadah with Yiddish translation by H.
Finkelstein. The final group of pages contain publicity material for
the Carmel Wine Co. CD-EPI 0186259; Yudlov 3187; Yaari 2120. Front
cover absent; back cover detached but present. Pages darkened, chipping
at edges but not fragile. Nearly Good condition. (HAG-9-46) (ID #29207)
125.00.
104. =E2=80=A2 Azulai, Hayyim Joseph David. SEFER S=C2=B4IMHAT HA-RE=
GEL [HAGGADAH
- KABBALAH]. Pyetrkov [Pietrokow, Poland]; Mordekhai Tsederboym, 1909.
Later Paper Wrappers. 4to. 112 pages. 29 cm. In Hebrew. The Sefer
Simhat Ha-Regel contains the Kabbalistic commentary on the Haggadah by
Hayyim Joseph David Azulai =E2=80=9C(known by his Hebrew acronym Hida,=
Hayyim
Yoseph David Azulai; 1724=E2=80=931806) , halakhist, kabbalist, emissar=
y, and
bibliographer. Azulai was born in Jerusalem; he was descended on his
father's side from a prominent family of rabbis and kabbalists from
Spain while his mother was a daughter of Joseph Bialer who had gone to
Erez Israel with Judah Hasid in 1770. He studied under some of the
outstanding Jewish scholars of his age including Jonah Navon , Isaac
ha-Kohen Rapoport , and Hayyim ibn Attar. Azulai attained early
eminence in Jewish studies and was regarded by the Jewry of the Ottoman
Empire and of Italy as the leading scholar of his generation. He was
highly esteemed, too, by the Jews of Germany, especially after the
publication of his works. =E2=80=A6 Possessed of great intellectual pow=
ers and
many-faceted talents, he combined a religious and mystical ardor with
an insatiable intellectual curiosity. Added to these were critical
ability, a facile pen, and a boundless capacity for work. =E2=80=9D (20=
07
Encyclopedia Judaica) Yudlov 2433; Yaari 1766. Subjects: Haggadah -
Commentaries - Early works to 1800. Haggadah - Commentaries. Bible. O.
T. Rut. - Commentaries. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=
=80=93 Texts.
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 8 copies worldwide. Cloth backstrip
and back cover absent. All pages aged, with fragile edges and some
chipping. Very clean however, with one or two light spots of foxing.
Good- condition. (HAG-9-44) (ID #29205) 150.00.
105. =E2=80=A2 Schlesinger, Philipp; Jozef G=C3=BCns; Salomon Spitze=
r. HAGADA NA
PESACH. Vienna; Jos. Schlesinger, 1930. Hardbound. 4to. 64 [13] pages.
First polish edition. In Hebrew and Polish. Bound in modern cloth
boards with decorative paper pastedown. Illustrated with thirteen full
page color illustrations reproduced from original artistic drafts of M.
Kunstadt; with a Polish translation and copious explanatory notes by
Dr. Phillipp Schlesinger and Joseph Guens. Text printed in red and
black ink. A German edition was published previously. Yudlov 3227.
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts.=
Seder - Liturgy
- Texts. OCLC lists one copy (Harvard). Light wear to covers, backstrip
and endpages shaken. All pages clean and fresh. Good condition. The
Polish Edition is quite scarce. (HAG-9-41) (ID #29203) 225.00.
106. =E2=80=A2Gassenbauer, Benzion. SEDER HAGGADAH SHEL PESAH: NIKRE=
T
BE-SHEM SHULHAN HA-TAHOR, =E2=80=98IM PE. ZEH MI-TSIYON MI-KELAL YOFI:=
KOLEL
MA=E2=80=99AMARIM. Lemberg, 1908. Hardcover, 8vo, 60 [i. E. 120] pages=
, 25 cm.
In Hebrew. SUBJECT (S): Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy
-- Texts. Haggadot -- Texts. Haggadah. Other Titles: Haggadah. ;
Shulhan ha-tahor. OCLC lists 11 copies worldwide. Hinge repair. Wear to
binding. Lightly stained edges of pages. Chipped and worn cover edges,
binding and corners. Good condition. (Hag-2-8) (ID #27513) 65.00.
107. =E2=80=A2Royzenblum, Shemuel Ben Sh. Joseph Ben Abraham Gikatil=
la,
Elijah Ben Solomon, Emden, Jacob, Eliezer Ben Elijah Ashkenazi, Isaac
Ben Moses Arama. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: HA-NIKRA=E2=80=99AH BE-SHEM=
SIFTE
RENANOT: TOKHAH... HAMISHAH PERUSHIM... Varsha: Bi-Defus N.
Shriftgisser, 1862. Hardcover, 8vo, 38 (i. E. 76) pages, In Hebrew. =E2=
=80=9C1.
Tsafnat paneah le-rabenu Yosef Gikatilya -- 2. Perush rabenu Eliyahu
ha-gaKon mi-Vilna -- 3. Sha=E2=80=99are shamayim leha-gaKon Yabets -- 4=
=2E
Ma=E2=80=99aseh Mitsrayim leha-gaKon EliKezer Ashkenazi -- 5. Perush me=
lukat
mi-sefer =E2=80=98Akedat Yitshak le-rabenu Yitshak =E2=80=98Aramah=E2=
=80=9D. Other Titles:
Haggadah. ; Sifte renanot. ; Perush ha-Gera. ; Tsafnat pa=E2=80=99neah.=
;
Perush Eliyahu mi-Vilna. ; Sha=E2=80=99are shamayim. ; Ma=E2=80=99aseh=
Mitsrayim. ;
=E2=80=98Akedat Yitshak. OCLC lists 1 copy worldwide (JTS). Hinge repai=
r.
Chipped cover edges. Some stained pages. Otherwise, good condition.
(Hag-4-15) (ID #27539) 125.00.
LIVORNO
108. =E2=80=A2 SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: =E2=80=98IM PITRON BI-LESHO=
N SEFARADI.
Livorno: Bi-Defus Israel Kushta..., 1888. Paper-wrappers, 8vo, 38
pages, illustrated, Ladino and Hebrew, Yudlov 1750, Subject: Liturgy=
=E2=80=93
Ritual =E2=80=93 Judeo-Spanish. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Jewish
Theological Seminary) Only back cover still present, pages tanned,
chipped and show rough edge-wear, some detached, a few letters might be
lost on the last pages, otherwise text complete and overall fair
condition. (HAG-8-12) (ID #29217) 400.00.
109. =E2=80=A2 PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Livorno; Solomon Belforte, 1900.
Clothbound. 12mo. 352 pages. 19 cm. In Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. The
Passover Haggadah with commentaries and laws of Korban Pesakh. Title
page with typographical border. Bound in quarter leather with
decorative gilt and marbled boards. =E2=80=9CLivorno also became a cent=
er of
Hebrew printing=E2=80=A6 Sixteen printers set up in Livorno between 176=
3 and
1870, the most important being the house of Solomon Belforte
(established in 1838) which supplied the North African and Levantine
market with liturgical books until the outbreak of World War II=E2=80=
=9D
(Encyclopaedia Judaica). Yudlov 2128; Yaari 1580. Subjects: Haggadah=
=E2=80=93
Commentaries. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Tex=
ts. Seder -
Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel, Bar
Ilan Univ). Covers worn, with some soiling, bumped edges, with a
chipped corner, and six small wormholes to the leather backstrip. All
pages clean and unaffected by worming, lightly aged. Very Good-
Condition. (HAG-9-48) (ID #29209) 375.00.
110. =E2=80=A2 SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. Livorno; Bi-Defus Sh. Belfo=
rte
Va-Havero, 1904. Clothbound. 8vo. 88 pages. 24 cm. In Hebrew and
Judeo-Arabic. Bound in quarter leather and marbled boards with
decorative gilt on backstrip. With 78 woodcut illustrations printed in
green ink. =E2=80=9CGreat international centers of Hebrew printing alwa=
ys
produced a surplus of Haggadahs for export=E2=80=A6 A prime example is=
Leghorn
[Livorno], Italy, which in the 19th century became the printer for
Jewries across the whole of North Africa=E2=80=9D (Yerushalmi, 55). Our=
copy
has numerous inscriptions in French in the endpages, including the
beginning of a jocular poem concerning the (Austrian Fascist ruler in
1934) =E2=80=9CDolfuss king of Austria, is dead on his bed=E2=80=9D as=
well as
inscriptions of an address in =E2=80=9CMaroc=E2=80=9D (Morocco) by the=
same
handwriting. Yudlov 2270; Yaari 1666. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=
=80=93
Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4=
copies
(Yeshiva, Harvard, Tel Aviv, Natl Libr Israel). Boards worn, backstrip
rubbed and worn, all edges bumped. All signatures shaken; all page
edges bumped and some torn, mostly affecting margins, and affecting
text on two pages. Some wine stains and ageing to later pages. Text and
illustrations very clean and bright. Good condition thus. (HAG-9-36)
(ID #29195) 250.00.
111. =E2=80=A2 Hutsin, Shelomoh Bekhor. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH [1=
887
LIVORNO HAGGADAH ACCORDING TO THE BAGHDAD RITE]. Livorno; Elijah
Benamozegh For Solomon Bekhor Huzin, 1887. Paper wrappers. 8vo. 34
pages. 23 cm. Edition. In Judeo-Arabic and Hebrew. Livorno Haggadah
according to the Baghdad rite, with Arabic translation in Hebrew
characters, illustrated with 20 woodcut historiated initials. =E2=80=9C=
Great
international centers of Hebrew printing always produced a surplus of
Haggadahs for export=E2=80=A6 A prime example is Leghorn [Livorno], It=
aly,
which in the 19th century became the printer for Jewries across the
whole of North Africa=E2=80=9D (Yerushalmi, 55). The publisher Benamoze=
gh
(1822-1900) served as rabbi in Livorno and as professor of theology in
the rabbinical school of that city, and wrote numerous works in Hebrew,
French, and Italian. Our copy contains oversized margins and uncut
pages, showing that it has never been read. Yaari 1288. Yudlov 1722.
Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Iraq -
Baghdad - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 5 copies worldwide (Yeshiva,
Yale, Harvard, Univ Pennsylvania, Univ Leipzig). Edges and margins
fragile and bumped, with two strips of tape for repair on title page in
far margins. All pages lightly aged, with very small spots of foxing,
but very clean throughout. Good + condition. (HAG-9-29) (ID #29188)
375.00.
|NORTH AFRICA
112. =E2=80=A2 HAGADAH SHEL PESAH PESHAT... HAGGADA CHEL PI=C3=87AH:=
AVEC
PRONONCIATION DE L H=C3=89BREU EN CARACT=C3=88RES LATINS. Sousse (Tunis=
ie) ;
Maklouf Nadjar, 1948. Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [2], 88, [2] pages. 21 cm.
In Hebrew, French, and Judeo-Arabic; also includes Hebrew pronunciation
in Latin characters. Includes a last page discussion of a Karaite Law.
Tunisia has long held one of the oldest continuous Jewish Communities
in the world; after the 1880=E2=80=99s the French held military control=
over
Tunisia, and many Tunisian Jews adopted the language; hence the Hebrew
pronunciation using French script as found in this Haddagah. Tunisia
was the only country in North Africa directly held by Nazi Germany, in
1942, and many anti-semitic laws were brutally put into effect there.
Yudlov 4103; Yaari 2365. Subjects: Hebrew language - Transliteration
into French. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Text=
s. Seder -
Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide (Harvard, HUC). Our copy
is very worn, with all edges bumped and torn, many pages aged, some
pages very soiled. However, all text is crisp and bright. Fair
condition. (HAG-9-37) (ID #29196) 100.00.
113. =E2=80=A2 Lugassy, Joseph. PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Casablanca; Josep=
h
Lugassy, 1940. Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [32] pages. 21 cm. In Hebrew with
Judeo-Arabic instructions. With French titles beneath the four black
and white illustrations. Yudlov 3829. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=
=80=93
Texts. Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 2=
copies
worldwide (Tel Aviv, Natl Libr Israel). Covers worn and soiled.
Signatures lightly shaken. Pages aged, very lightly worn, but clean.
Good-condition. (HAG-9-49) (ID #29210) 250.00. H\ERETZ ISRAEL-israel
114. =E2=80=A2 HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH [RITE OF ADEN]. Jerusalem; Bi-D=
efus
"yehudah Vi-Yerushalayim", 1930. Later Paper wrappers. 12mo. [92]
pages. 18cm. In Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. With two woodcut illustration.
Passover haggadah following the rites and customs of Jews in Aden. Aden
had a medieval Jewish community of great importance for the history of
Jewish letters. It reached its peak during the 12th century. There were
business and family ties, as well as communal and religious relations
between the Jews of Aden and practically all the Jewish communities of
the Islamic empire. =E2=80=9CAden and India" formed one juridical dioce=
se: the
Jewish merchants and craftsmen of about twenty different ports of India
and Ceylon were under the jurisdiction of the rabbinical court of Aden.
In Yemen itself the authority of the court of Aden extended as far as
Sa'da, the northernmost important Jewish community of the country.
Yudlov 3268; Yaari 2147. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. H=
aggadot
=E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies (Stanford=
, Bar
Ilan, Natl Libr Israel, Tel Aviv). Signatures shaken, All edges lightly
bumped, pages soiled throughout with wine stains and spots of foxing;
however, pages and text bright. Good condition. (HAG-9-35) (ID #29194)
200.00.
115. =E2=80=A2 Frumkin, Aryeh Leib. HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM. Jerusal=
em;
Bi-Defus Shmuel Ha-Levi Zukerman, 1913. Clothbound. 8vo. [92] pages. 2=
3
cm. First edition. In Hebrew. Bound in later blue cloth. Passover
Haggadah with =E2=80=9CGei Hizzayon, =E2=80=9D edited with commentary b=
y Aryeh Leib
Frumkin (1845=E2=80=931916) , =E2=80=9Crabbinical scholar and writer; p=
ioneer of Jewish
settlement in Erez Israel. Frumkin studied rabbinics in his native
Kelme, Lithuania, and at the Slobodka Yeshivah. He visited Erez Israel
in 1867, and after two years in Odessa, returned to Jerusalem in 1871.=
=E2=80=9D
(2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) The =E2=80=9CGei Hizzayon=E2=80=9D - writte=
n by Abraham
Jagel (16th century) - is =E2=80=9Ca narrative and ethical work written=
in
1587, the first part of which was printed in Alexandria in 1880. Copies
of Gei Hizzayon, either in manuscript or in printed form, are very
rare; the complete work exists in manuscript form in the British
Museum. The form and structure of Gei Hizzayon was influenced by the
tradition started by Dante and followed by a number of Italian Hebrew
writers. The author describes a visit to the heavenly regions guided by
the spirit of his dead father. The main theme of the work is ethical:
Jagel uses various literary forms to try to guide his reader toward the
right moral way of life. His philosophy, deeply influenced by
Renaissance concepts including a belief in astrology and
predestination, at the same time posits the premise that man's actions
can be motivated by ethical and religious choice, and are not only
determined by fate. =E2=80=9D (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). Yaari 1825;=
Yudlov
2580. Subjects: Haggadah - Commentaries. Judaism - Liturgy =E2=80=93 Te=
xts.
Haggadot =E2=80=93 Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 7 copies.=
Light
wear to covers. First and last pages previously repaired when bound.
Slight tear along the side of the title page. Pages aged, light wine
stains throughout. Second and third leaves have a small tear at the
bottom along page, affecting a few lines of text. Otherwise clean.
Good- condition. (HAG-9-50) (ID #29211) 125.00.
116. =E2=80=A2 United Charity Institutions Of Jerusalem. HAGADAH SHE=
L PESAH
["HAGGADAH FOR PASSOVER WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATION"]. Jerusalem; Defus
Salomon, 1930. Clothbound. 64mo. 128, [5] pages. 11 cm. In Hebrew and
English. Bound in red cloth with gilt cover title and gilt illustration
of a seder table. This Haggadah for Passover with English translation
was printed in Jerusalem, and contains five pages detailing the recent
accomplishments and funding needs of the United Charity Institutions of
Jerusalem, which operated hospitals and schools at the time. Yudlov
3278. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism -
Liturgy =E2=80=93 Texts. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Harvard). Cloth=
faded,
worn, and lightly soiled. Pages started, all pages very clean and
fresh. Good condition. (HAG-9-28) (ID #29187) 125.00.
117. =E2=80=A2 Agam, Yaacov; Moshe Kohn. THE AGAM PASSOVER HAGGADAH.
Jerusalem, Israel, Hewlett, N. Y. ; Gefen Publishing House, 1993.
Hardbound. 8vo. 120 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In English with
Hebrew. With 58 full-page elaborate color illustrations by the
contemporary Israeli artist Yaakov Agam: =E2=80=9Cusing vibrant colors,=
stick
letters, and geometric shapes, he continues the great tradition of
Haggadah illustration while adding a flare that is uniquely his own.=
=E2=80=A6
Yaacov Agam was born Yaacov Gipstein on May 11, 1928 in Rishon LeZion,
Israel. Best known for his contributions to optical and kinetic art, he
is an Israeli sculptor and experimental artist. He was trained at the
Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, before moving to Z=C3=
=BCrich
and then to Paris=E2=80=9D (from the publishers). His depiction of the=
Seder
plate is on the cover, with letters surrounding the circle compose the
word plate in Hebrew, and in the center of the circle there appears the
word maror (bitter herbs). Subjects: Haggadah - Illustrations. Haggadot
-- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Light
wear to covers, otherwise fine. Near fine condition. (HAG-7-29) (ID
#29140) 30.00.
118. =E2=80=A2 Al-Hanani, Arieh; Julian L. Meltzer; Solomon Rosowsky=
=2E THE
ILLUSTRATED HAGADA: FIRST JERUSALEM EDITION. Jerusalem: "hamadpis
Liphshitz", 1930. Clothbound. 8vo. 60 [3] pages. 25 cm. First edition.
In Hebrew and English. Bound in green cloth with gilt lettering and
gilt woodcut illustration. With original illustrations and designs by
Arieh Al-Hanani; who sought to create Haggadah illustrations based on
life in Palestine. His illustrations feature characters dressed in
traditional Jewish-Yemeni garb. The Haggadah includes English
translation parallel to the Hebrew original, and four pages of notes to
the Passover hymns. English translation edited and re-arranged by
Julian L. Meltzer; musical compositions arranged by the composer
Solomon Rosowsky. A beautifully illustrated Haggadah. Subjects:
Haggada. English. 1930. Jerusalem. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover
- Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists two copies (Natl Libr Israel;
Hebrew Univ). Light wear to covers, light soiling to endpages. Very
light wine stains in outer margins throughout. Good+ condition.
(HAG-7-40) (ID #29151) 95.00.
119. =E2=80=A2 Allweil, Arieh; Joseph Loewy; Joseph Guens; Max Brod;=
Israel
Meir Lask. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: SERVICE FOR THE FIRST NIGHTS OF
PASSOVER. Tel-Aviv; Sinai, [1954?]. Clothbound. 4to. 64, [6], [36]
pages. 32 cm. In Hebrew and English. Decorative brown raised cloth over
boards, with gilt title, and copper plate depicting a topographic
relief view of Israel. Plates printed on separate paper and mounted on
leaves. With decorative endpages and text printed in red and black ink.
From the title page: =E2=80=9C17 illustrations in colour by A. Allweil,=
an
essay by Max Brod and an accompanying text by I. M. Lask. With a
revised English translation and copious explanatory notes by Joseph
Loewy and Joseph Guens. =E2=80=9D This deluxe edition of the Haggadah w=
ith
illustrations by Allweil was printed in limited numbers in five runs
throughout the early 1950=E2=80=99s until the early 1970=E2=80=99s, thi=
s being one of
the earliest editions, though no date is given in the book itself.
Galician-born Ariel Allweil immigrated to Palestine in 1920, and became
the first leader of the socially radical kibbutz Bitanya. The commune
was known for its intensely socialist lifestyle, with all members
working together daily and meeting nightly to share their thoughts and
struggles regarding the new world they were trying to forge. It was
during his time with Bitanya that Allweil fully began to explore his
creativity and decided to become an artist. His superb woodcuts
celebrate Jewish history and community at a time when the Zionist dream
had not yet been fulfilled. He designed two other Haggadahs, one for
the Kibbutz he lived on in the 1930=E2=80=99s, and an edition for the I=
sraeli
Defence Forces in the early 1950=E2=80=99s. He later taught painting an=
d
graphic arts in Israel. This Haggadah is beautifully illustrated with
commentaries which immediately situate the importance and practice of
Passover during the time of the creation of Israel amidst wars in the
late 1940=E2=80=99s, and the illustrations similarly depict both Israel=
i
soldiers and biblical themes. Subjects: Haggadah - Commentaries. Seder
- Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Alvail, A. (Aryeh).
Haggadah - Illustrations. Very light wears to covers, light tear to
bottom of first endpage. Pages throughout very lightly aged. Very good
condition. (HAG-7-28) (ID #29139) 45.00.
120. =E2=80=A2Arranged and edited by Rabbi Menahem M. Kasher. ISRAEL
PASSOVER HAGGADAH / HAGADAT =E2=80=93 PESACH ERETZ YISRAEL. N. Y.: Amer=
ican
Biblical Encyclopedia Society, 1950, 1957. Cloth, 8vo, 11, 335 pages;
26cm. In English & Hebrew. Includes color & black & white
illustrations. Very Good Condition. Missing jacket. (HAG-8-7) (ID
#25578) 30.00.
121. =E2=80=A2Arranged and edited by Rabbi Menahem M. Kasher. ISRAEL
PASSOVER HAGGADAH / HAGADAT =E2=80=93 PESACH ERETZ YISRAEL. New York, A=
merican
Biblical Encyclopedia Society, 1956. Original Publisher's Cloth. 8vo.
11, 335 pages. 26cm. Parallel English & Hebrew text with English
introduction. Includes color & black & white illustrations. SUBJECT(S):
Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadot. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Very
Good Condition in Good jacket. (SPEC-23-27) (ID #27440) 30.00.
122. =E2=80=A2 Blum, Loeb. LA HAGGADAH DE PESSACH; AVEC TRADUCTION F=
RANCAISE
ET NOMBREUSES ILLUSTRATIONS. Tel Aviv; Sinai, 1967. Softbound. 8vo. [1=
]
77, [3] pages. 24 cm. Edition. In Hebrew and French. Title translates
as: =E2=80=9CPassover Haggadah; with French translation and numerous
illustrations. =E2=80=9D Includes 3 pages of musical notations. With ad=
ded
dedication page at front, in French and Hebrew, translates as: =E2=80=
=9COffered
with thanks on the occasion of the feast of liberty for passengers of
the easter cruise M. S, Moledet. Israel Navigation Co. Easter 1968.=E2=
=80=9D
The French translation is that done by Loeb Blum in French in the late
19th century. Profusely illustrated. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy -
Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists two copies
(Natl Libr Israel, Biblio Ticinese). Covers worn and soiled, with
bottom half of backstrip torn. Outer edges lightly soiled. All pages
fresh, with a few wine stains in the outer margins. Good condition.
(HAG-7-41) (ID #29152) 50.00.
123. =E2=80=A2 David, Jean; Shaham Lewensohn Aylon; David Gilboa. HA=
GADA FOR
PASSOVER. [Lod]; El Al Israel Airlines, [1972]. Scroll. 8vo. 23 cm. I=
n
Hebrew and English. A profusely illustrated folded scroll of a Haggadah
of Passover illustrated by David Gilboa. Presented by El-Al, Israel
Airlines; designed by Jean David, edited by Shaham Lewensohn Aylon.
When open, size of scroll measures 23 x 305 cm. Housed in a decorated
cardboard tube. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts.
Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists one copy worldwide
(National Libr Israel). Case lightly worn and lightly aged. Otherwise,
clean and fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-27) (ID #29138) 45.00.
124. =E2=80=A2 Derovan, David Jay; David Hersh; Yaakov Kessler; Arye=
h Weil.
THE ROSEN HAGADAH: A TRIBUTE TO THE ISRAELI ARMED FORCES. Jerusalem;
Ideas Creative Of Jerusalem, 2003. Hardbound. 8vo. 197 [3] pages. 25
cm. In Hebrew. Hagadat ha-hayalim: A tribute to the Israeli armed
forces, edited by David Derovan, creative concept and photo editing by
David Hersh, Yaakov Kessler and Aryeh Weil. Profusely illustrated, with
color photographs and decorative borders throughout, depicting a
glorified constructive daily life of Israeli Soldiers. Subjects:
Israel. Tseva haganah le-Yisrael - Pictorial works. Haggadot -
Illustrations. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists one
copy (Yeshiva Univ). Includes a laid in page of notes of translation
from Hebrew into English of certain passages. Near fine condition.
(HAG-7-43) (ID #29154) 35.00.
125. =E2=80=A2Duker, Abraham G. EGED-HAGADOT MIL=E2=80=99UIM LI-RESH=
IMOT VINER
VIERI. Yerushalayim, 1931. Softcover, 8vo, 33 pages. In Hebrew.
SUBJECT(S): Haggadot. Added title page in English. Outer Hebrew cover
detached, lacks back cover. Tears and chipping to front Hebrew cover.
Otherwise, pages in very good condition. (Hag-4-10) (ID #27534) 75.00.
126. =E2=80=A2 Habermann, Abraham Meir. HA-HAGADAH HA-METSUYERET: KI=
TVE YAD
VE-SIFRE DEFUS / THE ILLUSTRATED HAGGADA. Safed; Museum Of Printing
Arts, 1963. Paper wrappers. 8vo. 29, 3 pages. 21 cm. Only edition. In
Hebrew, with alternate title page and four page abstract in English.
Printed by the National Union of Printing Workers, with an introduction
in English and Hebrew by Abraham Meir Habermann, describing the
history, motifs, and the three major sources of illustrated Haggadahs.
With 19 black and white reproductions of block cuts, dating from the
late 15th through the late 17th centuries. Subjects: Jewish
illumination of books and manuscripts. Haggadah - Illustrations. OCLC
lists 14 copies worldwide. Covers lightly soiled. Bottom edge lightly
bumped. Clean throughout. Good condition. (HAG-7-10) (ID #29121)
100.00.
127. =E2=80=A2 Hamadpis Liphshitz Press. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH THE PESS=
AH
HAGADA. [Jerusalem] Jerusalem Bible Pub. Co. ; Hamadpis Liphshitz
Press, 1951. Hardbound. Folio. [24] pages. 42 cm. Facsimile edition. I=
n
Hebrew with English translation in the margins. Facsimile of Venice
Haggadah: =E2=80=9CThis Hagada - printed in Jerusalem by Hamadpis Lipsh=
itz
Press, is a reproduction of an old Venetian edition of which the above
is the original title page. It contained an Italian translation, for
which English has been substituted. " The Yale University Haggadah
collection describes the original work this facsimile is based from:
=E2=80=9CThe Venice Haggadah of 1609 is one of the most beautiful early=
printed
Haggadot. The compositional conception of this edition differs from its
precursors in the monumental layout of the page. The decorated frame
consists of two columns crowned by a pediment, and a text illustration
at the bottom of the page. Framing each lower illustration are the
figures of Moses and Aaron on one page and David and Solomon on the
other. Several pages feature two larger pictures with a picture at the
top in place of the arch. Sadly, it is not known who the designer of
the Venice Haggadah was but one thing is for sure, he was a great
artist as well as a great scholar of biblical and rabbinic literature.
The printer, Israel ben Daniel Zifroni, however, was a well known
publisher during the last quarter of the 16th century having printed
books in Basel, in Freiburg, and in Venice from 1588. The haggadah was
printed for him in the printing house of Giovanni da Gara. It appeared
simultaneously with translations in Judeo-Italian, Judeo-Spanish and
Judeo-German, the languages of the Jewish communities living in Venice
at the time. The renowned rabbi Leone da Modena, prepared the
Judeo-Italian translation. His tomb can be found today in the old
Jewish cemetary on the Lido. In terms of the range and depth of its
wood-cut illustrations, the Venice Haggadah had no peer. It included
newly conceived images of scenes that had been traditional in the
medieval haggadot such as scenes from the lives of the Patriarchs, the
plagues, and the crossing of the Red Sea, but it also included images
of biblical and midrashic themes that had not been part of the Haggadah
iconography of the past. In the illustrations that adhered to the
accepted conventions, the artist of the Venice Haggadah added details
that made the image unique. For example, the depiction of the
Israelites crossing the Red Sea shows them carrying the remains of
Joseph. No other image of that scene in previous depictions had
included that detail which alludes to the biblical passage which tells
us that Moses took Joseph=E2=80=99s bones along, thus fulfilling the vo=
w the
Israelites made to Joseph before he died (Gen. 50: 25, Ex. 13: 19).
This added detail adds immediacy and depth to the illustration and also
serves a pedagogic purpose. It emphasizes the theme of keeping the
faith in the story of the redemption from Egypt. As God kept his vow to
Abraham that He would redeem his descendents after 400 years (Gen. 15:
13) , so did Moses and the Israelites keep their vow to Joseph that
they would not leave him behind when they were redeemed. Among the
scenes that had not been depicted in previous haggadot are Abraham with
his wife and concubines, Laban and his army catching up to Jacob and
his camp, a husband and wife sleeping in separate beds so as not to
conceive children whose fate would be to be drowned by Pharaoh=E2=80=99=
s men.
An illustration that accompanies the Hallel service after the meal is a
tableau of three battles fought by Joshua and the Israelites during the
conquest of Canaan. This too is an illustration unique to the Venice
Haggada. =E2=80=9D Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts.=
Judaism
- Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. Haggadah -
Illustrations. Outer edges worn and lightly bumped; with some creases
and wear to covers. Gilt letterpress inscription on the cover. Front
cover starting at top. Otherwise clean and fresh. Good condition.
(HAG-7-25/6) (ID #29136) 30.00.
128. =E2=80=A2 Loewy, Joseph; Joseph Guens. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH SERVI=
CE FOR
THE FIRST NIGHTS OF PASSOVER: WITH A REVISED ENGLISH TRANSLATION.
Tel-Aviv; Sinai, [1950?]. Clothbound. 4to. [10], 64, [4] pages. 32 c=
m.
In Hebrew and English. Bound in brown cloth, decorated in blind raised
floral pattern, with upper board padded, and copper plate depicting
Moses carrying the commandments on the upper board. Service for the
first nights of Passover with a revised English translation and copious
explanatory notes by Joseph Loewy and Joseph Guens; printed in red and
black ink, and includes six mounted illustrated plates printed on
separate paper, with the signature =E2=80=9CG. Dore=C2=B4=E2=80=9D in t=
he corners of
illustrations; also includes a musical supplement. With laid in
business card of =E2=80=9CChakover Rabbi J. Halberstam; Dean of Chakove=
r
Yeshiva =E2=80=98Divrei Chaim=E2=80=99 Jerusalem=E2=80=9D, with handwri=
tten script of the
Rabbi. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover
- Customs and practices. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions.
Haggadah - Illustrations. Very clean copy, with light wear to edges.
Very good + condition. (HAG-7-19) (ID #29130) 30.00.
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129. =E2=80=A2 Loewy, Joseph; Joseph Guens; Shmuel Bonneh. HAGADAH S=
HEL
PESAH SERVICE FOR THE FIRST NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. Tel-Aviv: Sinai, 1969.
Clothbound. 4to. [88], 64 pages. 30 cm. First edition. In Hebrew and
English. Printed in red and black ink, with over 70 illustrations by
Shmuel Bonneh: Illuminated by Shmuel Bonneh; with a Hebrew-English text
and explanatory notes by Joseph Loewy and Joseph Guens. Includes
Hagadah shel Pesah: Hagadat Yerushalayim, published by Shikmona, 1968.
Shmuel Bonneh (1930-1999) was an Polish born Israeli artist, who after
serving in the Palmach in the late 40=E2=80=99s, and while working as a=
land
surveyor developed his painting skills at the Histadrut Studio in
Haifa, going on to become an accomplished artist, calligrapher and
industrial artist (glass and sculpture) , becoming an art professor in
the late 70=E2=80=99s. His paintings and calligraphy for the Jerusalem=
Passover
Haggadah initiate his first artist book. This edition incorporates
Bonneh=E2=80=99s Haggadah with that of the text from Guens and Loewy=E2=
=80=99s =E2=80=9CService
for the Nights of Passover=E2=80=9D, a volume first published in the 19=
20=E2=80=99s and
continually reprinted and expanded over the years. This specific volume
is the most profusely illustrated, the 1969 volume including
illustrations by Raban Ze=E2=80=99ev is also noteworthy. Our edition is
singular, enhanced by a special binding and added handwritten and
painted title page done as a gift in honor of =E2=80=9CMrs. N Friedman,=
New
York=E2=80=9D, with calligraphy and borders in the style of Bonneh=E2=
=80=99s
illustrations. The binding made in honor of Mrs. N. Friedman consists
of thick velvet plush over boards, elaborately embroidered with an
image of the gate of Jerusalem and Hebrew characters; the plush has
been well preserved by a transparent thick plastic protective case.
Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism =E2=80=93=
Liturgy
- Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (NATIONAL LIBR OF
ISRAEL, ZENTRALBIBLIO ZURICH, COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON). Light wear to
plastic slip, and gold outer edges on top and bottom are lightly
soiled. Otherwise clean and fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-26)
(ID #29137) 65.00.
130. =E2=80=A2Roth, Cecil. THE SARAJEVO HAGGADAH (FACSIMILE). New Yo=
rk,
Harcourt Brace, 1967?. Hardcover, 8vo, 45 pages (introduction),104
leaves [i. E. 208 pages]; 24 cm. In Hebrew with introduction in
English. Full color hard cover facsimile of the famous illuminated
manuscript now in the National Museum of Sarajevo. Text by Cecil Roth.
Dustjacket torn. Very Good Condtion. (Sef 43-13) (ID #28124) 130.00.
(SEF 43-14) |=E2=80=A2THE SARAJEVO HAGGADAH (FACSIMILE). Beograd: Prosv=
eta;
Sarajevo: Svjetlost, 1988,. Cloth, 8vo, 104 leaves [i. E. 208 pages];
24 cm. In Hebrew. Full color hard cover facsimile of the famous
illuminated manuscript now in, the National Museum of Sarajevo. With
accompanying text from Eugen Werber and slipcase. Very Good+ Condtion.
Beautiful copy. (SEF 43-14) (ID #28125) 130.00.
INDIA
131. =E2=80=A2 Penkar, Hyams Ezekiel. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH PESA=C2=AFH=
A SAN A=C2=AFCE~
VARNANA SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER [BENE ISRAEL
HAGGADAH]. Bombay; Hebrew Publishing & Printing Press, 1935.
Clothbound. 12mo. [2], 118 pages. 18 cm. In Hebrew and Marathi. With
two black and white plates; the first of which depicts a Bene Israel
family at a Seder table. =E2=80=9CService for the first two nights of P=
assover,
with a Marathi translation by Hyams Ezekiel Penkar=E2=80=9D, following=
the
rites of the Bene Israel. The first Bene Israel Haggadah was composed
only in 1877. =E2=80=9CThe original tradition is that the Bene Israel a=
re the
descendants of the survivors (seven men and seven women) of a shipwreck
off the Konkan coast at Navgaon, about 26 miles south of Bombay. Bene
Israel tradition tells of a Jew, David Rahabi, who about the year 1000
C. E. (or, some say around 1400 C. E. ) discovered the Bene Israel in
their villages, recognized their vestigial Jewish customs, and taught
them about Judaism, preparing certain young men among them to be the
religious preceptors of the Bene Israel. They were called Kajis and
their position became hereditary. They were also recognized officially
as judges in disputes within the Bene Israel community. Somewhere along
the line the Bene Israel formed a special attachment to the Prophet
Elijah. They invoke his blessings on all auspicious occasions. Another
typically Bene Israel feature is their custom called Malida: i. E. the
preparation of a ceremonial food offering (composed of special
ingredients) accompanied by recitation of Jewish prayers, psalms, and
other appropriate biblical quotations on the occasions of purification
after childbirth; preparation for a wedding; when taking, and after
completing, a vow; after a circumcision, and for all other auspicious
occasions; whenever there is a crisis or need for divine help; for the
expression of gratitude to God; and on Tu Bi-Shevat to celebrate the
first fruits of their locale, and also to give respect to be Prophet
Elijah at Kandala, the place where he is believed to have appeared to
the Bene Israel. =E2=80=9D (Virtual Judaica Listing) Yudlov 3496; Yaari=
2197.
Subjects: Haggadah. Marathi & Hebrew. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts.
Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. OCLC lists 8 copies
worldwide. Covers and backstrip worn and soiled, =E2=80=9CYaari 2197=E2=
=80=9D label
stuck to cover; endpages worn, with light wine stains on upper portion
of title page. Clean throughout. Good condition. (HAG-9-9) (ID #29165)
300.00.
FACSIMILES
132. =E2=80=A2SEDER HAGGADAH SHEL PESACH (HAMBURG, 1731 FACSIMILE).=
New
York: Orphan Hospital Ward Of Israel, 1961,. Paperback, 12mo. Includes
black and white illustrations. In Hebrew with title page and page of
explanation in English. =E2=80=9CFirst printed edition of a haggadah fr=
om a
parchment manuscript of the early eighteenth century, Anno 1731
Hamburg. =E2=80=9D From a series of 29 facsimiles of 18th century hagga=
dot put
out yearly by the publisher. Very Good Condition, slight discoloration
on cover. (HAG-8-8) (ID #21213) 30.00.
133. =E2=80=A2 Lunzer, Jack V. and Chimen Abramsky. TWO PRAGUE HAGGA=
DAHS:
THE 1556 EDITION ON VELLUM AND THE 1590-1606[? ] EDITION ON PAPER.
Italy, Valmadonna Trust Library, 1978. Original Publisher=E2=80=99s Clo=
th. 8vo.
20 pages, [49] leaves. Facsims. Illus. 25 cm. In Hebrew with English
foreword and introduction. =E2=80=9CThis edition of five hundred number=
ed
copies was designed and printed in Verona by Stamperia Valdonega on
Magnani mould-made paper. October [1978]. This is copy number 454.=E2=
=80=9D
SUBJECT (S): Jews -- History. Manuscripts, Hebrew -- Facsimiles.
Haggada. OCLC lists 18 copies worldwide. Inscribed on FEP =E2=80=9CTo R=
abbi
Stanley Dreyfus with greetings, =E2=80=9D by Jack Lunzer, founder of th=
e
Valmadonna Trust Library, with his business card laid in. Very Good
Condition in like slipcase. (DREYFUS-3-12) (ID #28661) 225.00.
134. =E2=80=A2Abravanel, Isaac, Uri Faybesh Ben Yitshak Aizak Segal=
and
Chaya Benjamin. THE COPENHAGEN HAGGADAH (FACSIMILE). New York, N. Y.:
Rizzoli International Publications,, 1986. Hardcover, Folio, 34 [i. E.
68] pages, all color illustrated, 33 cm. In Hebrew; rubrics in Ladino
and Yiddish. SUBJECT (S): Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts.
Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Sephardic rite -- Liturgy --
Texts. Manuscripts, Hebrew -- Facsimiles. Jewish illumination of books
and manuscripts. Haggadah. Copenhagen Haggadah. Text in Hebrew; rubrics
in Ladino and Yiddish. Colophon title. Caption title: Seder Hagadah
shel Pesah ke-minhag Ashkenazim ukhe-minhag Sefaradim. Issued in Israel
with the title: Hagadat KKopenhagen, 489. "=E2=80=98Im perush
AbravanKel"--Caption title page. "ha-Kotev... Uri Faybesh ben...
Yitshak Aizak Hazan Segal"--Original colophon. Facsimile of a
manuscript in the Kongelige Bibliotek (Denmark). Accompanied by
introductory material in English, including a bibliography, prepared by
Chaya Benjamin. Other Titles: Haggadah (Ms. Copenhagen Haggadah) ;
Seder Hagadah shel Pesah ke-minha Ashkenazim ukhe-minhag Sefaradim;
Copenhagen Haggadah. Very good condition. (Hag-2-9) (ID #27514) 70.00.
135. =E2=80=A2 Katz, Benzion; Heinrich Loewe; Gershom Kohen. DIE PES=
SACH
HAGGADAH DES GERSCHOM KOHEN, 5287/1527. Berlin; Verlag Josef Altmann,
1926 [1526]. Clothbound. 4to. 14, [76] pages. 32 cm. Fascimile editio=
n
of the 1526 book. In Hebrew with accompanying introductory booklet in
German. Title, imprint, and series statement from introductory pamphlet
(14 pages, laid in). Edited by Benzion Katz and Heinrich Loewe.
Reproduction of the Frankfurter Stadtbibliothek copy of the original
edition, printed by Gershom ben Solomon, ha-Kohen, in Prague in 1526.
=E2=80=9CPlaying a pivotal role in the development of the illustrated H=
aggadah
was Gershom ben Solomon ha-Kohen's Haggadah, published in Prague in
1526. Typography of this Haggadah, which alternates small and large
letters, and contains inverted letters at the end of many lines was a
common feature of texts produced by scribes and preserved the look of
manuscript Haggadahs. Kohen's Haggadah included sixty woodcut
illustrations and played a critical role in establishing the
iconographic genres among Haggadahs well into the twentieth century.
One example is the four woodcuts on the pages describing the famed
"four sons. " Not only are all the sons clothed in Renaissance fashion,
but more importantly the "wicked son" is depicted as a traditional
soldier of the period. While his uniform would change to fit current
fashions, the wicked son appeared for many centuries in the form of a
soldier, thus linking wickedness with war for the Jewish people in the
early modern and modern periods. In addition, one can see several pages
later a pictorial rendition of Pharaoh in a tub, a theme which is
present in Haggadahs well into the twentieth century. Drawing on the
rabbinic legend that Pharaoh bathed in a tub filled with the blood of
Jewish children in order to cure himself of a disease, the Prague
Haggadah offers a pictorial tradition which enabled all participants at
the seder table to appreciate rabbinic interpretations and tradition.=
=E2=80=9D
(Center for Judaic Studies Penn Libraries Exhibit) Printed in the
series =E2=80=9CMonumenta Hebraica et Judaica=E2=80=9D as book one. Yaa=
ri 2020.
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy
- Texts. Light wear and light soiling to covers, with previously
repaired backstrip. Backstrip lightly torn at top and bottom, with some
ageing. Pages very fresh and clean. Very good condition. (HAG-7-44) (ID
#29155) 60.00.
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CATALOG 147: RARE & UNUSUAL HAGADOTH & RELATED TITLES<br>
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Contents:<br>
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• SPECIAL<br>
• BIBLIOGRAPHY<br>
• HOLOCAUST & DP ERA<br>
• AMERICA<br>
• MEXICO<br>
• LONDON<br>
• AMSTERDAM<br>
• FRANCE<br>
• GERMANY AND AUSTRIA<br>
• PRAGUE<br>
• HUNGARY<br>
• OTHER EASTERN EUROPE<br>
• LIVORNO<br>
• NORTH AFRICA<br>
• ERETZ ISRAEL<br>
• INDIA<br>
• FACSIMILES<br>
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SPECIAL<br>
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1. • THE PRATO HAGGADAH. [New York, Jewish Theolog=
ical Seminary], 2006 (ca. 1300). Full leather, 14 x 21 cm, 160 pp + commen=
tary. The Prato Haggadah (Spain, ca.1300) is an unfinished illuminated man=
uscript of 85 leaves, written on fine calf parchment. Folios 1–53 ar=
e written in a square Sephardic script and folios 54–68 are written=
in a square Italo-Ashkenazic script, using a different ink. The illuminat=
ion of 30 pages is virtually complete. 58 are unfinished, with preparatory=
drawings and possibly some gesso and color, 50 have text only and the rem=
aining pages are blank. Many of the pages have illuminated initial word pa=
nels, comparable to illuminated initials in Christian or secular manuscrip=
ts. Throughout, illustrations accompany the text, such as the depiction of=
the four sons, and illustrations of matza and maror (bitter herbs). Prepa=
ratory drawings depicting the story of Noah and the flood appear at the en=
d of the manuscript. Margins are replete with fanciful drawings of hybrid=
creatures, imaginary birds, drolleries and climbing vines. The codex is e=
specially fascinating because it demonstrates the making of a manuscript i=
n the Middle Ages, enabling us to view its illumination after the text was=
written: the preparatory drawings, the laying down of gesso in order to c=
ushion the gold leaf, the application of gold and silver leaf, and ultimat=
ely the application of pigments. The skill of the artist is of a very high=
order, both in the preparatory drawings and in the completed pages, whose=
brilliant colors look as fresh today as when they were applied. Printed a=
nd bound as an exact replica of the highest quality of the 13th Century il=
luminated manuscript in appropriate leather boards and parchment-like leav=
es. Limited edition of 250 copies. A treasure to behold. Leaf through the=
haggadah at http://www.jtslibrarytreasures.org/prato/prato.html. $4700.00=
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2. • HAGADAH SHEL PESACH: BE-OTYIOT GEDOLOT WE&rsqu=
o;IM IVRI TEITSH. Odessa, Bletnitski, 1918. Original Paper-wrappers, 8vo,=
32 pages, illustration on title-page. In Hebrew, Yudlov 2682. The first h=
aggadah published in the Soviet Union, predating Altshuler’s first R=
ed Haggadah by 5 years. (Odessa was at the time the capital of the Odessa=
Soviet Republic). Subject: Haggadot – Seder – Liturgy. No cop=
ies on OCLC. Pages tanned with edgewear, no text loss. Heavy wear to wrapp=
ers, but solid. Scarce and important (HAG-8-16) (ID #29221) 500.00.<br>
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3. • Kashilsberg, Shlomo. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH.=
Basle;wilhelm Haas, 1816. Clothbound. 8vo. 54 pages. 23 cm. In Hebrew and=
Judeo-German. Bound in publishers paper boards. This Haggadah is consider=
ed to be one of the more attractive editions published in the nineteenth c=
entury. Textually, it is a reprint of Joel Brill's German translation=
in Hebrew characters which first appeared in 1785. Printed at the Basel p=
ress of Wilhelm Haas, and corrected by Solomon Coschelsberg, the Haggadah=
contains twenty-four pleasing and well-executed woodcuts, copied from Fri=
edrich Battier's illustrations to a German Bible published in Basel in=
1710. Yudlov 565, Yaari 399. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy=
- Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (Univ=
Basel; Univ Michigan). Boards soiled with wine stains. Pages lightly foxe=
d and soiled, with two wormholes near spine and scattered wine stains. Las=
t signature shaken. All text bright. Good condition. (HAG-9-11) (ID #29167=
) 625.00.<br>
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4. • Rabinowitz, Jacob. PRAISES OF JACOB, A COMMENT=
ARY ON THE HAGADAH. London; Y Norditsky, 1906. Paper Wrappers. 8vo. 64 pag=
es. 22 cm. First edition. In Hebrew. This work was published in two parts,=
this being the first part. Includes a printed pastedown presentation and=
greetings card from Jacob Rabinowitz located on the verso of the cover, a=
s well as a pastedown card on the verso of the rear cover containing the h=
andwritten signature of Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz. Jacob Rabinowitz (1857&nda=
sh;1921) , “Lithuanian rabbi and Zionist leader. Born in Kelme, Rabi=
nowitz held rabbinical posts at Ivye, Aleksot, and Sopotskin and was estee=
med as a writer of responsa and novellae, some of which were collected in=
his Sefer Orah Yashar (1903). An early member of the Kovevei Zion, Rabino=
witz attended the Second Zionist Congress, where he made a deep impression=
on both Theodor Herzl and the delegates; he was elected to the Zionist Ge=
neral Council, later serving as one of the first directors of the Jewish C=
olonial Trust. … In 1906 Rabinowitz was appointed rabbi of Liverpoo=
l, where he did much to promote traditional observance and communal harmon=
y, despite the early hostility of more Anglicized members of the local com=
munity. Together with Reines, he founded the Mizrachi world movement of re=
ligious Zionists in 1902, and he maintained his Zionist activity in Englan=
d, being elected president of the British Mizrachi organization at its fir=
st conference in 1918.” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). Yudlov 2351. Su=
bjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Tex=
ts. One copy at the Natl Libr Israel. Front cover is detached. Title page=
and last page show ageing bordered by pastedowns. Very light wine stains=
in margins on a few pages. Very clean. Good condition. (HAG-7-33) (ID #29=
144) 500.00.<br>
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5. • Guggenheim, Siegfried. OFFENBACHER HAGGADAH. O=
ffenbach Am Main; Verlag Des Herausgebers Guggenheim, 1927. Clothbound. 4t=
o. 97, [1] pages. 30 cm. First edition. Hebrew text with German translati=
on. Original tan cloth spine, paper over boards, printed paper label. Edit=
ed by Siegfried Guggenheim, type set by the caligrapher Rudolf Koch, with=
30 striking “Wiener Werkstaette” style hand-colored plates, i=
ncluding two maps of the Holy Land by Franz Kredel; printed in a limited e=
dition of 300 copies (Number 124 of 300) as issued, this beautifully made=
volume is printed in red and black ink on fine paper, including dozens of=
musical notations; with color illustrations throughout depicting the plag=
ue set upon Egypt and the exodus. This Weimar era fine edition is based on=
the Offenbacher Haggadah of Isaac Offenbach (1779–1850) , a famous=
“Hazzan. Isaac ben Judah, surnamed Eberst, was born in Offenbach ne=
ar Frankfurt. After he left his native town in 1799 to become a wandering=
Hazzan and musician, he began to be called, "der Offenbacher, "=
which soon became his official family name. In 1802 he settled in Deutz a=
s a tavern musician, and in 1816 moved to Cologne, where he became a music=
teacher and in about 1826 the town Hazzan, a post he held until shortly b=
efore his death. The seventh of his nine children, Jacob, was the composer=
Jacques Offenbach. Isaac Offenbach was a versatile musician, a prolific c=
omposer (mainly of synagogal works) , and a writer and translator of merit=
=2E His historical importance stems from the fact that the documentation of=
his life and work has survived almost in full. His publications are a Hag=
gadah with German translation and six appended melodies, some traditional=
and some composed by him (1838) ; a Hebrew-German youth prayer book (1839=
) ; and a number of guitar pieces. His manuscripts … include remini=
scences by his daughter, and about 20 fascicles and folders of cantorial c=
ompositions and notations of traditional melodies. Over and above their va=
lue as "cantorial" antecedents of his famous son's work, the=
se manuscripts provide both a treasure trove of the "great tradition&=
quot; of Ashkenazi Hazzanut and an instructive picture of the development=
of a Hazzan at the beginning of the Emancipation. ” (2007 Encyclope=
dia Judaica). Since reprinted in a duplicate form, in 1960, this is one of=
the remaining extant copies of the first edition. Contains laid in single=
page review of the volume from a German journal “Der Morgen”=
of February 1928, written by Otto Kattler. Yudlov 3054; Yaari 2042. Subje=
cts: Reform Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Extremely=
well preserved, with light ageing on covers, and very light aging interna=
lly. Clean and fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-18) (ID #29129) 700.00=
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6. •Levi, Isaac. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH METURGAM=
MI-LASHON HA-KODESH LE-LASHON `ANGLITERA =3D SERVICE FOR THE TWO FIRST NI=
GHTS OF PASSOVER: IN HEBREW AND ENGLISH, ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE GE=
RMAN AND POLISH JEWS: CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED BY ISAAC LEVI. Londo=
n, Hyam Barnett et al., 1808. Original Publisher’s Cloth. 4to. 26 pa=
ges. 28 cm. In Hebrew and English. SUBJECT(S): Haggadot -- Texts. Seder --=
Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Ashkenazic rite=
-- Liturgy -- Texts. Other Title: “Haggadah. Hebrew & English.=
1808.” SUBJECT(S): Haggada shel Pesah. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwid=
e. Spine repaired (Cambridge University, British Library, National Library=
of Israel, Jewish Theological Seminary of America). Tape along internal h=
inges. Pages lightly stained, but all text is clear. Good condition. (HOLO=
2-76-12) (ID #28006) 600.00.<br>
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7. •Mas-Nak, Dr. HAGADAH MI-PURIM ‘AD PESAH V=
E-1 LE-APRIL BI-KHELAL (ULE-KHOL YEMOT HA-SHANAH). Yerushalayim, 1923. Sof=
tcover, 12mo, 16 pages, 18 cm. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S): Passover -- Humor. J=
ewish wit and humor. Satire, Hebrew -- Israel. Title Subject: Haggadah --=
Parodies, imitations, etc. OCLC lists 6 copies worldwide (Stanford, Yale,=
Brandeis, Harvard, HUC, Nat Lib Israel). Light staining to edges of cover=
=2E Lightly bumped corners. Excellent condition. (Hag-8-17) (ID #27547) 225.=
00.<br>
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8. •A LIST OF MATERIAL FOR PASSOVER [BOOKSELLER CA=
TALOG]. Bloch Publishing Co. New York, 1934. Softcover, 12mo, 32 pages. &l=
dquo;Featured In This Issue. Interesting Notes and News. A List of Recent=
Publications” Number 22, March-April. Lightwear. Very good conditio=
n. (Hag-4-17) (ID #27541) 45.00.<br>
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9. • Kraemer, David; Stavisky, Nellie; Centeno, Sil=
via A. ; Schmelzer, Menahem; Cohen, Evelyn M; Steinberger, Naomi M. THE PR=
ATO HAGGADAH [COMPANION VOLUME]. New York: Library Of The Jewish Theologi=
cal Seminary; Valencia: In Collaboration With Patrimonio Ediciones, 2007.=
Hardcover, 107 pages, facsims. color illustrations, 23 cm. Facsimile text=
in Hebrew and Aramaic; modern texts in English. Contents: The Prato Hagga=
dah: an investigation into the artists’ and scribes’ materials=
and techniques, and conservation treatment. Nellie Stavisky and Silvia A.=
Centeno -- The liturgy of the Prato Haggadah. Menahem Schmelzer -- The ar=
t of the Prato Haggadah. Evelyn M. Cohen. SUBJECT (S): Jewish illumination=
of books and manuscripts. Title Subject: Prato Haggadah -- Facsimiles. Ha=
ggadah (Ms. Prato Haggadah). Haggadah --Illustrations. Haggadah (Sephardic=
). This is the companion volume to the facsimile edition of the Prato Haga=
dah, a Sephardic Haggadah produced in Spain, ca. 1300, with incomplete ill=
uminations. The manuscript lacks a colophon, but contains an Italian censo=
r’s signature dated 1617. This companion volume (107 pages: color il=
lustrations) contains an introduction and essays by David Kraemer... [et=
al. ] and is edited by Naomi M. Steinberger. Includes bibliographical ref=
erenes. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (JTS, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Un=
iversity of Pennsylvania, British Library). “Nothing at all is known=
of either the patron or scribe of the Prato Haggadah, and little is known=
of its whereabouts from the time it was produced in Spain, around 1300, u=
ntil the time it was acquired by the JTS Library in l964. While the haggad=
ah's text is written in accordance with the Spanish rite, at some poin=
t additional text, which included liturgical poems of the Ashkenazic rite,=
was added, most likely in Italy. A 1617 signature of an Italian church ce=
nsor, Giovanni Domenico Carretto is proof that the manuscript actually was=
in Italy at the beginning of the seventeenth century. Nothing further is=
known of the haggadah's history until 1928, when it was in the posses=
sion of Dr. Ludwig Pollak, a native of Prague living in Rome. A distinguis=
hed humanist and collector of classical art, literary manuscripts, books a=
nd Judaica, Dr. Pollak promised the haggadah to his friend Rabbi David Pra=
to, Chief Rabbi of Rome. After disagreements with the Fascist authorities=
in the late 1930s, Rabbi Prato moved to Palestine. Dr. Pollak, his wife a=
nd son, along with other members of the Jewish community of Rome, were dep=
orted to Auschwitz, where they perished. After the war, Rabbi Prato was re=
called to his previous position in Rome and served the community until his=
death in 1951. Shortly after the Rabbi's demise, his only son Jeonath=
an, an Israeli diplomat en route to his post in Buenos Aires, was visited=
by the sister-in-law of Dr. Pollak in Rome. Knowing of Dr. Pollak's i=
ntention to donate the manuscript to the rabbi, she fulfilled the promise=
and gave the haggadah to the rabbi's only surviving heir. The Prato H=
aggadah was purchased by the JTS Library in 1964. The art of the Prato Hag=
gadah is witty and imaginative. The manuscript is replete with decorated i=
nitial word panels, foliate ornamentation, and hybrid figures. Several ill=
ustrations relate directly to the text... The Prato Haggadah contains moti=
fs common in medieval manuscripts, and many folios reflect the artist'=
s sense of humor... For reasons that remain obscure, the manuscript's=
illumination was never completed. It is precisely the unfinished nature o=
f the codex that allows the viewer to see the stages of production of an i=
lluminated manuscript: the scribal arrangement of the text; the artist'=
;s preparatory drawings; the application of gesso to cushion gold or silve=
r leaf; the addition of the leaf; the painting of a wide variety of pigmen=
ts; and the outlining of the illuminations with ink. The text of the Prato=
Haggadah is also distinctive. Although it includes the standard biblical,=
talmudic, and midrashic texts, as well as the liturgical poetry common to=
other Spanish Haggadot, the Prato Haggadah lacks all elements associated=
with the Passover meal. Kiddush, blessings for matzah and maror, instruct=
ions for the feast itself, and grace after meals are absent. Scholars have=
suggested that Haggadot of this kind may have been written to be read pub=
licly in the synagogue, after which people would return to their homes for=
the meal. This phenomenon is found in other Spanish Haggadot and is expla=
ined by medieval sources as satisfying the requirement to recount the stor=
y of the Exodus for people unable to lead or attend a seder. Many Sephardi=
c Jews immigrated to Italy following the expulsions from the Iberian Penin=
sula at the end of the fifteenth century, often taking their manuscripts w=
ith them. Though we do not know when the Prato Haggadah left Spain, the ma=
nuscript includes an Ashkenazic liturgical section probably added in north=
ern Italy in the sixteenth century and a censor's signature from Italy=
dated 1617. In addition, the volume contains many textual emendations and=
corrections inserted over several centuries. Though the Spanish or Ashken=
azic sections of the manuscript cannot be definitively dated or localized,=
scribal practices and liturgical variants provide a general overview of t=
he history of the manuscript and its owners” (JTS 2010). New conditi=
on. (Hag-1-1) (ID #27543) 75.00.<br>
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10. • Kogman-Appel, Katrin. DIE ZWEITE NÜRNBER=
GER UND DIE JEHUDA HAGGADA: JÜDISCHE ILLUSTRATOREN ZWISCHEN TRADITION=
UND FORTSCHRITT. Frankfurt Am Main, New York; P. Lang, 1999. Softbound. 8=
vo. 495 pages. 21 cm. First edition. In German. Title translates as: &rdqu=
o;The Second Nuremberg and the Judah Haggada: Jewish illustrators between=
tradition and progress. ” In the series “Judentum und Umwelt&=
rdquo; book 69. Pages 339 to 494 are entirely consistent of photographic p=
lates, in color and black and white. The author Katrin Kogman-Appel is Lec=
turer in the Department of Arts at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Bee=
r-Sheva and a distinguished art historian with another celebrated tome on=
illuminated Sephardic Haggadahs. Subjects: Haggadot - Illustrations. Jewi=
sh illumination of books and manuscripts - Germany. Illumination of books=
and manuscripts, Medieval - Germany. Passover in art. Muzeon Yisrael (Jer=
usalem) Sifriyah `a. Sh. Zalman Shoken. Muzeon Yisrael. Manuscript. 24087.=
Sifriyyat Schocken. Manuscript 180/50. Jerusalem Israel-Museum. Second Nur=
emberg Haggadah - Illustrations. OCLC lists 8 copies. Light wear to covers=
, light pencil underlining on a few pages, mostly in the margins. Otherwis=
e fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-42) (ID #29153) 100.00.<br>
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11. •Peled-Carmeli, Haviva. ILLUSTRATED HAGGADOT OF=
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY/ HA-METSAYER BI-YETSIAT. Jerusalem: The Israel Mus=
eum, 1983,. Paper Wrappers, Large 8vo, 35, 109 pages. In Hebrew, with Intr=
oduction in English as well. Catalog from a major exhibit at the Israel Mu=
seum, with rich color and black 7 white illustrations. Jewish Art Scholar=
Joseph Gutmann’s copy, with notes laid in. Soft cover with dustjack=
et. Includes bibliographical references (p. 109). Small tear to cover. Ver=
y Good Condition. (SPEC-19-8) (ID #21215) 35.00.<br>
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12. •Yerushalmi, Yosef Hayim. HAGGADAH AND HISTORY:=
A PANORAMA IN FACSIMILE OF FIVE CENTURIES OF THE PRINTED HAGGADAH FROM TH=
E COLLECTIONS OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY AND THE JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF=
AMERICA. Philadelphia, Jewish Publication Society, 1975. Hardcover, 8vo,=
494 pages. Facsimile illustrations in Hebrew. Fold out map. Second printi=
ng. SUBJECT(S): Judaism - prayer books and devotion; Printing, Hebrew; Hag=
gadah. Yerushalmi (b. 1932) was educated at Yeshiva University, Columbia,=
and the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. He became a professor at=
Harvard in 1966, where he was later to be chairman of the Department of N=
ear Eastern Languages and Civilizations, and was elected as a fellow of th=
e American Academy of Jewish Research in 1972. In 1980, he became the dire=
ctor of Columbia's Center for Israel and Jewish Studies.(EJ) Ex-librar=
y. Cover in dustjacket. Very good condition. (BIB-15-36) (LIC) (ID #21405)=
50.00.<br>
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13. • HAGADAH SHEL PESAH Fernvald; Yafeh, 1946. Pap=
er wrappers. 8vo. 34 pages. 21 cm. In Hebrew and Yiddish. Haggadah with se=
veral commentaries in Yiddish; printed by survivors in the Fernwald displa=
ced persons camp. Illustrations on outside and inside wrappers. Yudlov 401=
8; Yaari 2636. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judais=
m - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide. With stamp on front co=
ver of “Hotel Motke”. Wrappers shaken, with heavy soiling and=
wine stains on covers. Pages browned and aged throughout, with light soil=
ing and heavier wine stains in upper margins. All text crisp and bright. G=
ood Condition. (HAG-9-23/8-15) (ID #29180/29220) 300.00.<br>
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14. • HAGGADAH SHEL PESAH. Jerusalem; Mendel Friedm=
an & Partner, 1935. Paper wrappers. 16mo. [64] pages. 15 cm. Text in=
Judeo-Arabic and Hebrew. With 18 illustrations and a Judeo-Arabic transla=
tion and commentary. Yudlov 3511; Yaari 2205. Subjects: Seder - Liturgy -=
Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover. Judeo-Arabic language - Texts=
=2E Haggadot -Commentaries. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Bar Ilan Univ, Na=
tl Libr Israel, JTSA). Worn covers, with some tear along backstrip. Wine s=
tains on cover and throughout. Upper left corner bumped and wormholed thro=
ughout, not affecting text. All text and illustrations clear. Good- condit=
ion. (HAG-9-21) (ID #29178) 175.00.<br>
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15. • SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH Bratislava; Natalie,=
1948. Later Paper wrappers. 8vo. [4], 144 pages. Only edition. 23 cm. In=
Hebrew. Compiled by the Publishing Association for Jewish Culture in Brat=
islava, Czechoslavakia, a Holocaust survivors’ association; with two=
hundred and thirty eight commentaries. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy &ndash=
; Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah - Comme=
ntaries. OCLC lists two copies (Harvard, Spertus Inst). Edges lightly worn=
and bumped. All pages lightly aged, but very clean. Good condition. (HAG-=
9-33) (ID #29192) 250.00.<br>
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16. • Elijah Ben Joseph Gig. HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH =
[ILLUSTRATED TUNIS RITE HAGGADAH]. Livorno, Italy; Bi-Defus Shlomah Bilfor=
ti, 1933. Original Publisher’s Cloth. 8vo. 88 pages. 25 cm. In Judeo=
-Arabic and Hebrew. Mussolini-era Haggadah. Printed in Livorno, Italy, thi=
s Haggadah with Judeo-Arabic translation following the rites of Tunis incl=
udes 78 detailed illustrations from woodcuts printed in green ink. Livorno=
(Leghorn) was an old center of an established Sephardic community in Ital=
y, seconding Venice in Italian Jewish printing houses, with a synagogue co=
nsidered the finest in Italy. The Jews of Leghorn were known as Gorni (pl.=
Grana) , a “term used for the Jewish immigrants from Leghorn (Livor=
no) , who began to settle in North Africa, especially in Tunisia, from the=
17th century on. The Grana were essentially merchants; their commercial a=
ctivity was strictly connected with the Jews of Livorno. They were 400 or=
500 in 1821, their number rose to 2, 500 or 3, 000 in 1893 and to about 5=
, 000 in 1938. Until the 1940s the Gorni constituted separate congregation=
s in Tunis and in other towns of Tunisia, with their own administration, b=
et din, and communal institutions. At all times, the Grana considered them=
selves as belonging to the European culture (besides Arabic, they spoke Sp=
anish, Italian, and French) and felt separate from the ‘Tuansa, &rsq=
uo; i. E. the old Jewish residents of Tunisia. ” (2007 Encyclopedia=
Judaica) The printing house which issued this Haggadah in 1933 was starte=
d by Solomon Belforte (1806–1869) , “printer of Leghorn. Belfo=
rte belonged to an Italian Jewish family that settled in Leghorn (Livorno)=
at the end of the 17th century. He started to edit Hebrew prayer books in=
1821 and established his own printing house in 1834. In 1843, the local g=
overnment authorized the printing of Italian translations of Hebrew liturg=
ical texts. The activity of Salomone Belforte & Co. Was continued by t=
he family – with the forced hiatus of the period of Fascist antisemi=
tic laws and the war – until 1961, when all the equipment of the pri=
nting house was sold to an Israeli company. For almost 100 years, Salomone=
Belforte & Co. Was one of the most prestigious publishers of Hebrew b=
ooks, meeting the intellectual and religious needs of Italian, Sephardi, a=
nd also Ashkenazi communities. Beside this, the Belforte printing house pu=
blished Italian literary works and school books. ” (2007 Encyclopedi=
a Judaica) Yaari 2178; Yudlov 3451. Subjects: Liturgy and ritual. Hagadah.=
Judeo-Arabic. 1933. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists three copies wo=
rldwide (Hebrew Col, JTSA, Natl Libr Israel). Boards worn and soiled, with=
numerous wormholes along cloth backstrip. Three small wormholes internall=
y. Pages aged, lightly soiled with winestains. Some small tear at a few ma=
rgins. Binding firm, all text and illustrations crisp. Good- condition. (H=
AG-9-20) (ID #29177) 300.00.<br>
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17. • Geismar, Otto; E. S. Hen. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH=
GEBEDEN EN GEZANGEN VOOR DE SEIDERAVONDEN. Amsterdam; E. Mozes, 1938. Clo=
thbound. 8vo. V, 90, [1] pages. 22 cm. In Dutch and Hebrew. A new Dutch t=
ranslation with captions and notes made by Enrst S. Hen. Bound in light gr=
een cloth, with gilt “stick-figure” illustration of a Seder ta=
ble on front cover, with back cover illustration depicting the breaking of=
the chains of slavery towards a new dawn; includes extensive black ink mo=
dernist ‘stick-figure’ Illustrations by Otto Geismar throughou=
t: “The Geismar illustrations are among the most unusual ever to ado=
rn a Hagadah text. ” (Yerushalmi). Yudlov 3631. Subjects: Judaism --=
Liturgy -- Texts. Passover -- Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists two=
copies worldwide (National Libr Israel, Harvard). Light soiling to covers=
and light ageing to endpages; an exceedingly fresh and well preserved cop=
y. Very good + condition. (HAG-9-3) (ID #29159) 400.00.<br>
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18. • Gutman, Nahum. HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH [NAHUM G=
UTMAN ILLUSTRATED HAGGADAH]. Tel Aviv; Yavneh, 1945. Hardbound. 4to. 26, =
[2] pages. In Hebrew. Bound in green cloth and printed decorative boards,=
of blue, white, orange, and yellow ink displaying title and flowers. Hagg=
adah for children illustrated with 12 full page color drawings by the arti=
st Nahum Gutman. Text in red and black ink, printed in “Tel Aviv, Pa=
lestine. ” Yudlov 3989; Yaari 2658. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy &nda=
sh; Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists no=
copies of the 1945 edition. Backstrip torn, repaired. Covers lightly worn=
and lightly soiled, with bumped corners. Light foxing throughout, with tw=
o pages previously repaired with tape. Fair condition. (HAG-9-43) (ID #292=
04) 100.00.<br>
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19. • Lehmann, Marcus; Oscar Lehmann. HAGADAH SCHEL=
PESSACH. Frankfurt A. M. ; J. Kauffmann, 1938. Clothbound. 8vo. 210 pages=
=2E 24 cm. In German and Hebrew. Revised and edited by Oscar Lehmann, printe=
d in 1938. Two haggadahs were printed in Germany in this year, our copy fr=
om Frankfurt and the other from Berlin, comprising two of the last haggada=
hs printed in Germany until after the Holocaust. This Haggadah, bound in b=
eige boards with a cloth backstrip, contains a dozen large plates depictin=
g illustrations from medieval german Haggadahs. Rabbi Marcus Lehmann (Meir=
; 1831–1890) , was a “German Orthodox rabbi, scholar, and writ=
er. Lehmann was born in Verden, Germany, and studied with Israel Hildeshei=
mer in Halberstadt, with S. L. Rapoport in Prague, and at Halle. In Prague=
he was friendly with the writer Solomon Kohn, who may have influenced Leh=
mann's future work as a writer. In 1853 an organ was introduced in the=
synagogue of Mainz and in 1854, when the Orthodox members formed a separa=
te congregation, Lehmann was elected their rabbi and, eventually, one of t=
he leaders and spokesmen of modern German Orthodoxy. In Mainz he founded a=
religious school which from 1859 was an elementary day school for boys an=
d girls. Lehmann wrote polemically against Reform and founded the weekly I=
sraelit (1860–1938) to counter the influence of Ludwig Philippson=
9;s Reform periodical, Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums; the Israelit beca=
me the principal voice of German Orthodoxy. Lehmann was the main contribut=
or to the Israelit and his many historical novels, including Rabbi Joselma=
nn von Rosheim (translated into English as Tales of Yore, 1947) , and shor=
t stories were first published in it. His stories were collected in Aus Ve=
rgangenheit und Gegenwart (6 vols. 1872–88) , and many were translat=
ed or adapted into Hebrew, Judeo-Arabic, French, Hungarian, English, and o=
ther languages. … Of more scholarly importance, though also primari=
ly intended for popular instruction, are his German edition of the Haggada=
h (1906, 1914, 1926) , anonymously revised and enlarged by H. Ehrmann and=
translated into English (1969) , and his Sabbath lectures on Avot, collec=
ted as Die Sprueche der Vaeter (in installments, in: Israelit, 1895–=
1905; 3 vols. 1921/23) in which Lehmann made use of earlier commentators,=
particularly of Samuel b. Isaac 's Midrash Shemu'el, and thus mad=
e the commentators accessible to the German reader. Lehmann also published=
the tractate Berakhot of the Jerusalem Talmud with the commentary of Solo=
mon Sirillo and his own notes, Meir Nativ (1874). Lehmann translated the P=
entateuch (1873, 19136) in the Bible translation initiated by the Orthodox=
Bible Institute to counter the translation of Zunz and others. ” (2=
007 Encyclopedia Judaica) Note that this edition and year was not listed i=
n the EJ, aparantly because of its scarcity. Yudlov 3663. Subjects: Seder=
-- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadah. Haggadot -- T=
exts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (Staats Und Univ Bremen, Yale, Natl Li=
br Of Israel, Kings Col London). Backstrip replaced, boards lightly soiled=
=2E Endpages lightly foxed, with light spots of foxing every once in while i=
n the margins throughout the book. Pages are clean, with all text and plat=
es fresh. Good + condition. (HAG-9-2) (ID #29158) 400.00.<br>
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20. • Roth, Cecil; Donia Nachshen. THE HAGGADAH. Lo=
ndon; Soncino Press, 1934. Clothbound. 8vo. 90, XIX pages. 25 cm. “N=
ew edition. ” In Hebrew and English. Nazi-era Haggadah. “The H=
aggadah, a new edition with English translation, introduction, and notes&r=
dquo; by Cecil Roth; with color illustrated drawings by Donia Nachshen. Pr=
inted in Holland. Text and translation in parallel columns, with illustrat=
ed end papers. Yudlov 3482; Yaari 2194. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder=
- Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Light ageing and soiling to=
covers, with small tear at bottom of rubbed backstrip. Clean and fresh th=
roughout. Very good condition. (HAG-9-5) (ID #29161) 50.00.<br>
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21. • Maimonides, Moses; Elijah Ben Solomon. HAGADA=
H LE-FESAH NUSAH HA-RAMBAM BE-SIFRO HA-YAD HA-HAZAKAH:... AL PI SEDER MINH=
AGE HA-GRA... Tel Aviv: A. Landa, 1935. Softcover, 8vo, 56 pages, illustra=
tions (includes portrait) , 23 cm. In Hebrew. SUBJECT(S): Judaism -- Litur=
gy -- Texts. Passover -- Prayer-books and devotions. At head of title: La-=
hagigat melot 800 shanah shel Rabenu Mosheh ben Maimon, ha-Rambam. Maimoni=
des (Moses ben Maimon; known in rabbinical literature as “Rambam&rdq=
uo;; from the acronym Rabbi Moses Ben Maimon; 1135–1204) was a &ldqu=
o;rabbinic authority, codifier, philosopher, and royal physician” (R=
abinowitz, Louis Isaac, et al. In EJ 2010). OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide=
(Cornell, Yale, Emory, Spertus, Harvard, Duke, HUC). Tears to edges of co=
ver. Staining to cover. Yellowing of pages. Binding in good condition. (Ha=
g-8-20) (ID #27549) 135.00.<br>
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22. • Falkenberg, Hermann. HAGADA FÜR DIE SEDE=
RABENDE. Berlin; M. Rosenthal, [1933]. Clothbound. 8vo. 38 pages. 24 cm.=
Hebrew and German; instructions and commentaries in German only. Copy bel=
onging to the only child and son-in-law of Leo Baeck, Ruth (Baeck) and Her=
mann Berlak, with “Berlak” penned on the endpaper. Second prin=
ting, for the Liberalen Synagogue; our copy, bound in later red cloth with=
beautiful gilt lettering on cover and fine paper used for endpages. Hagad=
a for the Seder Evenings, by Hermann Falkenberg, founder of a liberal syna=
gogue on Berlin’s Schoenhauser Allee, died in 1936. His wife, Bertha=
Falkenberg, was a pioneer for the rights of Jewish women in the pre-war y=
ears. A longtime president of the Berlin Jewish Women’s League, she=
fought for the voting rights of women as synagogue members. A plaque dedi=
cated to the Falkenberg’s was commemorated in 2003; affixed to the o=
uter wall of 22 Lottumstrasse in former East Berlin, it marks the last add=
ress of the Falkenbergs. Yaari 2498. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts.=
Seder. Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists 6 copies worldwide. Covers very light=
ly worn, pages lightly aged, but very clean and fresh. Very good condition=
=2E (HAG-7-7) (ID #29118) 300.00.<br>
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23. •Forst, Siegmund and Abraham Regelson. SEDER HA=
GADAH SHEL PESAH: ‘IM KITURIM VE-TSIYURIM. New York; Shiloh, 1941. H=
ardcover, 4to, 105 pages, illustrated, 23 cm. In English and Hebrew on opp=
osite pages. Beautiful modernist mid-century color illustrations. SUBJECT=
(S): Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy --=
Texts. Haggadah -- Illustrations. Illustrated lining-papers. Other Titles=
: Haggadah. English & Hebrew. ; Passover Haggada; Hagadah shel Pesah ;=
Haggada of Passover; Haggadah. OCLC lists 15 copies worldwide. Wear to co=
ver binding corners and edges. Very good condition. (Hag-2-7) (ID #27512)=
100.00.<br>
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24. • Mansour, Saleh J. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH TE=
HILAT YESHARIM. Jerusalem, 1947. Hardcover, 8vo, 80 pages, illustrated, He=
brew, Yudlov 4037. Subject: Haggadot – Seder – Liturgy. OCLC l=
ists one copy (Harvard). Covers very worn, front-cover is missing almost &=
frac12;, back-cover 1/3. First few pages are also missing edges but no tex=
t loss. Inner-pages good some tears, tape-repair to pages 3-5, markings on=
first pages, overall fair condition only. (HAG-8-14) (ID #29219) 75.00.<b=
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25. •HAGADAH VE-SEDER SHEL PESAH=3DFORM OF SERVICE=
FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF THE FEAST OF PASSOVER. New York: Lewine &=
Rosenbaum, 1886. Hardcover, 8vo, 60 pages, illustrated, 22 cm. SUBJECT (S=
): Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Tex=
ts. English and Hebrew in parallel columns. Hebrew title romanized. Other=
Titles: Haggadah. English & Hebrew. Form of service for the first two=
nights of the feast of Passover. New illustrated edition. OCLC lists 3 co=
pies worldwide (Brandeis, North Park, Duke). In attractive period marbled=
boards. Good condition. (Hag-2-2) (ID #27506) 250.00.<br>
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26. •SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH=3DERZAHLUNG VON DEM A=
USZUGE ISRAELS AUS EGYPTEN AN DEN BEIDEN ERSTEN PESSACH-ABENDEN. New York:=
J. Rosenbaum, 1889. Softcover, 12mo, 70 pages, 19 cm. In Hebrew and Germa=
n. Other Titles: Haggadah. Hagadah shel Pesah; Erzahlung von dem Auszuge I=
sraels aus Egypten an den beiden ersten Pessach-Abenden; Haggadah. ; Germa=
n. ; 1889. OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide (Univ of Denver, JTS). Wear and c=
hipping to first and last leaves. In attractive blank paper covers. Very g=
ood condition thus. (Hag-2-1) (ID #27505) 200.00.<br>
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27. • SERVICE FOR THE TWO FIRST NIGHTS OF PASSOVER,=
WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION. New York; H. Sakolski, 1881. Clothbound. 12m=
o. 70, [1] pages. 20 cm. English and Hebrew. Singerman 2922 (1881 ed). No=
t in Goldman. Haggada shel Pesah; bound in decorative boards. “Servi=
ce for the two first nights of Passover in commemoration of our redemption=
from Egypt”. Published in New York by H. Sakolski at 53 Division St=
reet. Yudlov 1583. Subjects: Passover. OCLC lists 8 copies worldwide. Ligh=
t wear to covers, pages lightly aged, with light wine stains throughout. P=
age edges bumped and brittle at a few points. All text very clear and brig=
ht. Good condition. (HAG-7-5) (ID #29116) 325.00.<br>
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28. • Blinder, Yaakov; Asher Bergman; Shalom Meir W=
allach. THE HAGGADAH OF THE ROSHEI YESHIVAH: ILLUMINATING THOUGHTS FROM TH=
E CENTURY'S GREAT TORAH LEADERS [BOOK 1 AND BOOK 2]. Brooklyn; Mesora=
h Publications, 1998/ 1999. Hardbound. 8vo. 303; 309 pages. 24 cm. Two vol=
umes; first edition [Volume 1: "The Grossman edition"; volume 2=
: "The Ray edition"; not included is volume 3: "The Weinsto=
ck edition. " Each stands on its own]. Text in Hebrew and English on=
opposite pages, commentary in English. Haggadah of the roshei yeshivah, a=
dapted by Yaakov Blinder, from the Hebrew by Asher Bergman, in association=
with Shalom Meir wallach. Description from the publisher: “Their ve=
ry names inspire awe: Rabbi Isser Zalman Meltzer of Slutzk and Jerusalem;=
Rabbi Aharon Kotler of Kletzk and Lakewood; Rabbi Chaim Shmulevitz of Mir=
and Jerusalem; Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael Kanievsky, the Steipler Gaon of Bnai=
Brak; Rabbi Yaakov Kamenetsky of Torah Vodaath; and Rabbi Moshe Feinstein=
of Mesivtha Tifereth Jerusalem! Another year, another Haggadah. One often=
wonders what is left to say -- but no one will ask that question about th=
is monumental anthology. For the first time in English, this volume brings=
together the ideas and expositions of six of the greatest luminaries of c=
ontemporary times, six revered and renowned roshei yeshivah, who, collecti=
vely, were the teachers and leaders of tens, even hundreds of thousands of=
Jews, all over the world. First in ‘Arzei HaLevanon, ’ the He=
brew predecessor of this volume, and now here, their discourses on the Hag=
gadah are collected and set forth with taste and clarity. All of them were=
Torah geniuses, who saw lessons for today in the miracles of yesterday. T=
o them, the Haggadah and the story of the Exodus were guideposts for life=
in every era. Their interpretations of the Haggadah are distinguished for=
depth, incisiveness, pure faith -- and the profound depth that marked the=
ir authors as the Torah leaders of three generations. ” With dustjac=
ket. Subjects: Haggadot - Commentaries. Seder - Customs and practices. Sed=
er - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Some accumulated dirt on=
lower edge from shelf wear, otherwise brand new. Near fine condition. (HA=
G-7-14) (ID #29125) 60.00.<br>
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29. • Bronstein, Herbert; Leonard Baskin. A PASSOVE=
R HAGGADAH. New York; Grossman Publishers, 1974. Clothbound. Folio. 123 pa=
ges. 37 cm. First edition. Text in English and Hebrew. Green cloth hardcov=
er with bright gilt decoration. Decorated frontispiece with 20 full color=
drawings by Leonard Baskin On title page: “The Passover Haggadah. D=
rawings by Leonard Baskin. ” The New Union Haggadah edited by Herber=
t Bronstein for the Central Conference of American Rabbis. Egalitarian Hag=
gadah text in Hebrew and English with transliterations; with full color dr=
awings by noted American graphic artist Leonard Baskin. 34 songs with musi=
c and transliterated Hebrew. Leonard Baskin (1922–2000) , “U.=
S. Sculptor, printmaker, watercolorist, and illustrator. Born in New Brun=
swick, New Jersey, Baskin was the son of a leading Orthodox rabbi. His ear=
liest education was at a yeshivah in Brooklyn, where his family had moved=
when he was seven. After developing an interest in sculpture at age 14, h=
e would attend day classes at the yeshivah and take evening art classes at=
the Educational Alliance (1937–39). Baskin also attended New York U=
niversity (1939–41) and Yale University (1941–43). While at Ya=
le, Baskin discovered William Blake. Impressed by Blake's role as a po=
et-artist-bookmaker, Baskin founded the Gehenna Press in 1942 and learned=
printmaking. The Press has published over 100 books, including Homer'=
s Iliad (1962) and Dante's Divine Comedy (1969). … Many of Bask=
in's drawings and prints concern Jewish subjects. In 1974 he illustrat=
ed A Passover Haggadah, for which he provided watercolors, as well as hand=
lettering of much of the Hebrew text. Baskin received many important comm=
issions, including a bas relief for the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial in=
Washington, D. C. and a seven-foot-tall bronze figure for a Holocaust Mem=
orial in Ann Arbor, Michigan. ” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) Designed=
by renowned artist Leonard Baskin, this Passover Haggadah is becoming mor=
e scarce in hardcover. It has become a central part of the Passover tradit=
ion for many Jewish families. The vibrant paintings, the arrangement of th=
e Seder text for group or responsive readings, the inclusion of the simple=
musical score for each Passover song, and instructions for special blessi=
ngs and rituals make this book a perfect introduction to the Passover Sede=
r for children and a family treasure for young and old. Subjects: Haggadah=
- Illustrations. Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Lit=
urgy - Texts. Reform Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Pesach. Dustjacket lightly=
aged and soiled, with torn portion at upper edge. Outer edges lightly soi=
led. Otherwise, clean and fresh. Very good condition. (HAG-7-24) (ID #2913=
5) 30.00.<br>
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30. • Central Conference Of American Rabbis. THE UN=
ION HAGGADAH. New York; Bloch Publishing, 1919. Clothbound. 12mo. 108 page=
s. 19 cm. In English with some Hebrew. “The Union Haggadah, Home ser=
vice for the Passover Eve”, edited and published by the Central Conf=
erence of American Rabbis, includes the Order of Service for the first two=
nights of Passover, also includes “miscellany” passover songs=
with explanatory notes, a section on the “Passover in History and T=
radition, ” as well as a concluding section “Passover in Liter=
ature. ” With five pages of photographic plates. This edition is dif=
ferent than the Union Haggadah published by the CCAR in 1923, which has be=
en reprinted until this day. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism=
- Customs and practices. Passover - Rites and ceremonies. OCLC lists 8 co=
pies. Former owners name on endpage (Abe Maas; possibly the Tampa departme=
nt store owner and co-founder of the Schaarai Zedek Orthodox congregation=
in that city) ; light wear to covers, light foxing and ageing to endpages=
=2E Some very light stains in the margins throughout, very clean. Good + con=
dition. (HAG-7-36) (ID #29147) 45.00.<br>
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31. • Cohen, Jonathan. THE SEPHARDI HAGGADAH: WITH=
TRANSLATION, COMMENTARY AND COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE LAWS OF PESAH AND THE S=
EDER. Jerusalem, New York; Feldheim, 1989. Softbound. 8vo. XV, 159 [4] pa=
ges. 25 cm. Second edition. In English and Hebrew. With four color plates,=
this detailed commentary and translation of the Sephardic Seder ritual wa=
s written and compiled by Rabbi Jonathan Cohen: “Dr. Jonathan Cohen,=
an Israeli-born scholar, was appointed Assistant Professor in Talmud and=
Halakhic Literature at HUC-JIR, Cincinnati, in July 1998, and Director of=
the Hebrew Union College-University of Cincinnati Center for the Study of=
Ethics and Contemporary Moral Problems in January 2000. In November 2003,=
he was awarded the Rabbi Michael Matuson Professorship for Emerging Schol=
ars, and he was named Affiliate Member of the Laboratoire Des etudes sur l=
es Monothéismes of the French CNRS (National Center for Scientific=
Research) in August 2005. Dr. Cohen's interests include history of la=
w, law and religion, and, in particular, the evolution of Jewish law in Ch=
ristian Europe. He read law at the University of Kent, Canterbury, and ear=
ned his Ph. D. (Law) from the University of Liverpool. His research focuse=
d on the evolution of restitution as a civil remedy in medieval Jewish law=
=2E At the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies he was the first Davi=
d Patterson Junior Fellow in Jewish Law. He has recently written on the st=
atus of married women in bigamous Jewish households, on the evolution of J=
ewish welfare law, on rabbinic perceptions of Jewish solidarity, and on Je=
wish law and modernity. Dr. Cohen is currently editing a volume of studies=
in Jewish commercial law that will be published by the Jewish Law Associa=
tion, and is writing on the development of halakhic writing and reasoning.=
” (Hebrew Union College faculty page) Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. S=
eder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Sephardic rite - Liturgy - Texts. Haggad=
ah (Sephardic). Covers lightly worn and aged. Pages fresh and clean. Very=
good condition. (HAG-7-12) (ID #29123) 40.00.<br>
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32. • Cohen, Steven F; Kenneth Brander. HAGGADA: YE=
SHIVA UNIVERSITY. New York; Student Organization Of Yeshiva Rabbi Isaac El=
chanan Theological Seminary, 1985. Clothbound. 8vo. XII, 57, 61, 52 pages.=
25 cm. Only edition. English and Hebrew on facing pages; introduction and=
articles in English. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering on covers, an=
d color photograph endpages depicting an ornate Seder table. The Yeshiva U=
niversity Haggada; includes essays about Passover, the seder, and the Hagg=
adah by various educators affiliated with Yeshiva University: The nine asp=
ects of the Haggadah by J. B. Soloveitchik - The irony of Passover by N. L=
amm - When is the Haggada not the Haggada by Y. Blau - Educational princip=
les of the Haggada by Y. Handel - Strangers for four hundred years by J. R=
abinowitz - Halakhic aspects of the Seder by H. Schachter - Korban Pesach=
bazman hazeh by J. D. Bleich - Insights into the Passover redemption by J=
=2E Wanefsky - the reasons for the bondage by M. Winiarz. Subjects: Haggadot=
- Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Passover. Haggadah - Criticism=
, interpretation, etc. With worn dustjacket. Light soiling on top outer ed=
ge from shelf wear, otherwise, fine condition. Very good + condition. (HAG=
-7-16) (ID #29127) 30.00.<br>
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33. • Culi, Jacob; Aryeh Kaplan. THE PASSOVER HAGGA=
DAH MEAM LO`EZ. New York, Jerusalem; Moznaim Pub. Corp, 1989. Clothbound.=
8vo. X, 278 pages. 24 cm. Haggadah in English and Hebrew; commentary in E=
nglish translated from Ladino. Red cloth with gilt lettering. Title on dus=
t jacket: “The Torah Anthology; Yalkut Me`am lo`ez; Passover Haggada=
h, Sephardic. ” Includes the original Hebrew text of the Haggadah ac=
cording to the Sephardic rite, found in the first edition of Me'am Lo&=
#39;ez on Exodus (Constantinopole, 1734) , with Ashkenazic variations and=
English translation. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts.=
Judaism - Sephardic rite - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah (Sephardic). OCLC li=
sts 12 copies worldwide of this edition. With dustjacket. Contains former=
owners inscription on endpage. Dustjacket lightly worn and lightly soiled=
; outer edges lightly soiled and lightly aged. Pages clean and bright. Ver=
y good + condition. (HAG-7-15) (ID #29126) 45.00.<br>
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34. • Eisenberg, Penny Wantuck. PASSOVER DESSERTS.=
New York; MacMillan, 1996. Hardbound. 8vo. VI, 202 pages. 21 cm. First ed=
ition. From the publishers description: “This book contains elegant=
ideas not only for the Seder meal, but for the week-long Passover holiday=
=2E These Kosher desserts look and taste so good you'll want to enjoy th=
em all year. ” Includes 50 recipes; text printed in blue and black i=
nk. Subjects: Passover cooking. Desserts. With lightly worn dustjacket, an=
d lightly dusted top outer edge. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-45) (ID #29=
212) 30.00.<br>
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35. • Eisenstein, Judah David; Lola. OTSAR PERUSHIM=
VE-TSIYURIM EL HAGADAH SHEL PESAH / A COMPENDIUM (IN HEBREW) OF AUTHORITA=
TIVE COMMENTARIES AND ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION ON THE HAGADA: THE NARRATIVE O=
F ISRAEL'S REDEMPTION FROM EGYPT FOR THE PASSOVER-NIGHT RITUAL. New Yo=
rk; Wolf Sales, 1947. Clothbound. 4to. V, 346 pages. 27 cm. In Hebrew, wit=
h English title page. Profusely illustrated edition of the Haggadah for Pa=
ssover; contains an appendix of the Song of Songs with illustrations. Juda=
h David Eisenstein (1854–1956) , “U. S. Encyclopedist, antholo=
gist, and author. Eisenstein was born in Mezhirech, Poland, and in 1872 im=
migrated to the United States, where he became a successful coat manufactu=
rer. He was a founder of the first Hebrew society in the United States, Sh=
oharei Sefat Ever (1880) , and one of its first Hebrew writers. Although h=
e also undertook translations, e. G. in 1891 publishing the text of the Am=
erican constitution in Hebrew and Yiddish, his fame rests on his anthologi=
es, for which he earned the epithet ‘master of treasuries’ (as=
all his anthologies bore the title Otsar, ‘Treasury’). He pub=
lished a Jewish encyclopedia in ten volumes with the assistance of experts=
from various countries, OtsarYisrael (1907–13). His other anthologi=
es include OtsarMidrashim (2 vols. 1915) ; OtsarDinim u-Minhagim (1917, &l=
squo;Laws and Customs’) ; OtsarDerushim Nivarim (1918, ‘Select=
ed Homilies’) ; OtsarDerashot (1919, ‘Sermons’) ; OtsarP=
erushim ve-Iyyurim al Haggadah shel Pesah (1920) , on the Haggadah; OtsarM=
assa'ot (1926) , anthology of Jewish travel literature; OtsarMa'am=
rei Tanakh (1925) , a biblical concordance; OtsarMa'amrei Hazal (1922)=
, rabbinic aphorisms; OtsarVikkuhim (1928) , disputations; OtsarMusar u-M=
iddot (1941) , on ethics and morals. ” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) T=
his edition not listed in Yudlov. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Litu=
rgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah - Commentaries. OCLC list=
s 13 copies worldwide of the 1947 edition. With wine stains on outer edges=
; lightly worn covers, pages throughout very lightly aged, text and pages=
bright and fresh. Good condition. (HAG-7-17) XX (ID #29128) 30.00.<br>
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36. • Forst, Siegmund; Saadyah Maximon. THE SCHOOL=
HAGGADAH. New York; Shulsinger Brothers, 1958. Paper wrappers. 4to. 63 pa=
ges. 31 cm. First edition. Text in Hebrew and English. “This transla=
tion is intended for family use, for the Seder is a family affair, ”=
with a new translation into English by Saadyah Maximon and illustrations=
by Siegmund Forst. Includes 17 black and white illustrations, many full p=
age, could be used as a children’s coloring book. Subjects: Judaism=
- Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists 9 co=
pies worldwide. Light wear to covers, with outer edges lightly aged, and s=
ome curling from shelf wear near spine. Internally clean and fresh. Very g=
ood condition. (HAG-7-20) (ID #29131) 30.00.<br>
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37. • Harlap, Jacob Moses Ben Zebulun. HAGADAH SHEL=
PESAH: BE-OTIOT GEDOLOT VE-BEHIROT, `IM DINE BEDIKAT HAMETS VE-DINE HA-SE=
DER BE-LEL PESAH. New York; Hebrew Publishing Co, 1928. Paper wrappers. 8v=
o. 44, [1] pages. 22 cm. In Hebrew and English. “Form of services f=
or the first two nights of Passover. “ Ceremonial instructions given=
in English. Yaari 2101. Subjects: Passover - Prayer-books and devotions.=
Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Commentaries. Judai=
sm - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (UC Berkeley, Harvard,=
JTSA, Gratz College). Light soiling and light wine stains to covers, cove=
r edges lightly bumped. Pages lightly aged, with scattered light wine stai=
ns throughout. Text bright. Good condition. (HAG-7-2) (ID #29113) 35.00.<b=
r>
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38. • Hirsch, Samson Raphael; Karin Paritzky. HAGAD=
AH SHEL PESAH. THE HIRSCH HAGGADAH. Jerusalem, New York; Feldheim, 1993. H=
ardbound. 8vo. XI, 291 pages. 24 cm. “New, Corrected edition. &rdquo=
; In English and Hebrew. Text of the Haggadah in English and Hebrew on opp=
osite pages, introductory matter in English; with commentary compiled and=
adapted from the writings of Samson Raphael Hirsch. "Adapted from Ha=
ggadah Nachlas hasar (ed. Rabbi Mordechai ben Shamshon Breuer) and transla=
ted from the original German by Karin Paritzky, with portions translated f=
rom the Hebrew by Rabbi Leonard Oschry. " Subjects: Haggadot - Texts.=
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies o=
f the “new edition” worldwide. Light wear to covers. Endpages=
lightly aged, otherwise, near fine. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-13) (ID=
#29124) 45.00.<br>
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39. • Kalechofsky, Roberta. HAGGADAH FOR THE LIBERA=
TED LAMB. Marblehead, Mass; Micah Publications, 1988. Softbound. 4to. 62,=
[62] pages. 27 cm. First edition. In English and Hebrew. Printed in gree=
n and black ink, with decorative borders and typesetting incorporated thro=
ughout. Haggadah For the Liberated Lamb was included in an exhibit on &quo=
t;The Politics of Food" at Harvard University, and is included in the=
exhibit on contemporary haggadot at the Jewish Museum in New York. This h=
aggadah integrates the traditional Passover story of the liberation of the=
Hebrews from slavery and their emergence into history with the story of t=
he creation of the world, uniting nature and history in the theme of redem=
ption. Written by “Roberta Kalechofsky (born May 11, 1931) an Americ=
an writer, feminist and animal rights activist, focusing on the issue of a=
nimal rights within Judaism and the promotion of vegetarianism within the=
Jewish community. She is the founder of Jews for Animal Rights and runs M=
icah Publications or Micah Books, which specializes in the publication of=
animal-rights, Jewish vegetarian, and Holocaust literature. ” Inclu=
des laid in clippings from the Jerusalem based “Jewish vegetarian an=
d Ecological Society” with short writings by Julie Rosenfield on Pas=
sover, and by Rabbi Noach Valley. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Litu=
rgy - Texts. Judaism - Prayers and devotions. Vegetarianism - Religious as=
pects - Judaism - Meditations. Pesach. Light ageing to covers. Near fine c=
ondition. (HAG-7-21) (ID #29132) 30.00.<br>
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40. • Kaplan, Chaim Aron; Gustave Dore´. HAGA=
DAH SHEL PESAH. New York; Star Hebrew Book Company, 1926. Clothbound. 12mo=
=2E 142 [8] pages. 20 cm. First edition. In Hebrew and Yiddish. Bound in gr=
een cloth, with forty black and white illustrations throughout and a final=
8 pages of plates; most illustrations done by celebrated 19th century eng=
raver and illustrator Gustave Dore. The author of this Haggadah, Chaim Aro=
n Kaplan (1880–1942) , was an educator and diarist of the Holocaust.=
Chaim Aron Kaplan was born in Horodyszcze in 1880, then part of the Russi=
an Empire, and today the town of Gorodishche in Belarus. He attended chede=
r (Hebrew classes) as a boy and received a traditional education, going on=
to study at the famous Yeshivas of Mir, Minsk and Lida, before continuing=
his studies at the government pedagogical institute for teachers in Vilna=
=2E In 1900, Kaplan became involved in the secular Jewish school movement an=
d moved to Warsaw, where, in 1905, he founded a secular Hebrew elementary=
school which he ran for the next thirty-four years. He visited the United=
States in 1921 and produced a number of books, including a Hebrew Grammar=
in 1926, followed by a Passover Haggadah for children. The latter work in=
cluded a lengthy introduction on Passover customs among Jewish communities=
around the world, and was also published in 1928 in Warsaw in Hebrew, Yid=
dish, and Polish as well as being reprinted after the war in a Hebrew edit=
ion. Kaplan visited Palestine in 1936 with the intention of settling there=
=2E His two children had emigrated earlier, and Kaplan hoped to join them, b=
ut he was unable to obtain a position and returned to Warsaw. Yaari 2036.=
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotion=
s. OCLC lists 9 copies. Light soiling to covers. Light wear to endpages. P=
ages are very clean, with a small wine stain in lower margin on a few page=
s. Good + condition. (HAG-7-39) (ID #29150) 65.00.<br>
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41. • (Krauskopf, Joseph. (Hagadah) THE SEDER: A HO=
ME SERVICE IN COMMEMORATION OF THE LIBERATION OF ISRAEL FROM EGYPTIAN BOND=
AGE. Philadelphia, Keneseth Israel Sisterhood, 1916. Paper wrappers; small=
8vo. Fifth edition. 24 pages. Contains hymns and pr ayers. OCLC lists two=
copies worldwide. Paginated in pencil. Cover sunned; very good condition.=
(PC-1) (ID #15409) 125.00.<br>
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42. • Levitt, Henry L. TIMELY HAGGADAH FOR A THIRD=
SEDER. 1964. Original Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [11] pages. 21 cm. In Yiddish=
=2E Subjects: Haggadot, Secular. Poetry. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder -=
Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Gratz C=
ollege Library). Nice, clean copy in very good condition. (HAG-7-38) (ID #=
29149) 65.00.<br>
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43. • Mandel, Nathan M. THE PASSOVER HAGGADAH: WITH=
A NEW TRANSLATION, SELECTED COMMENTARY, EXPLANATION OF THE SEDER LAWS &am=
p; CUSTOMS, AND REVIEW OF THE EXODUS STORY. Brooklyn; “balshon&rdquo=
;, 1954. Clothbound. 8vo. 32, 128 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In English,=
Yiddish, and Hebrew. A new translation of the Haggadah with a commentary,=
entitled “Yalkut Nosson”, including Biblical, Talmudic, and R=
abbinic remarks pertaining to the exodus from Egypt by Nathan M. Mandel, w=
ith a prefatory letter of encouragement from Rabbi Joseph Baer Soloveitchi=
k of Yeshiva University. J. B. Soloveitchik (1903–1993) , was &ldquo=
;scion of a distinguished Lithuanian rabbinical family, U. S. Rabbinic sch=
olar and religious philosopher, preeminent spiritual leader of Modern Orth=
odoxy in the last half of the 20th century. ” Subjects: Judaism - Li=
turgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. Haggadah - Comme=
ntaries. OCLC lists 7 copies. With dustjacket, which is lightly soiled, wo=
rn, and slightly torn at edges. Cloth lightly worn at edges. Endpages ligh=
tly aged. Otherwise, very fresh and clean. Very good condition. (HAG-7-37)=
(ID #29148) 30.00.<br>
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44. • Marenof, Martha. HAGGADAH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. N=
ewton, Massachusetts; Marenof, [1950’s]. Paper wrappers. 8vo. 31 pa=
ges. 22 cm. Fifth edition. In English, with some Hebrew. “Prepared b=
y Martha Marenof, 18 Pine Crest Road, Newton Centre 59 Massachusetts. &rdq=
uo; With a dozen illustrations, as well as music scores for Passover chant=
s. The date of this edition is not listed, and it is not cited in Yaari or=
Supplements. OCLC lists one earlier edition from 1946 (Omaha, Nebraska; B=
ureau of Jewish Education) and a later edition (sixth edition; Detroit, 19=
57; listed as Yudlov 4522). Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts - Juvenile=
literature. Seder - Liturgy - Texts - Juvenile literature. OCLC lists 4 c=
opies worldwide (GRADUATE THEOL UNION LIBR, HUC, GRATZ COL, UNIV OF LEEDS)=
=2E Light wear to covers. Light wine stains on outer edges and in some margi=
ns. Lightly aged. Good + condition. (HAG-7-4) (ID #29115) 35.00.<br>
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45. •Moses, Isaac S. and Adolph Moses, compilers. S=
EDER HAGADAH: DOMESTIC SERVICE FOR THE EVE OF PASSOVER (ADAPTED FROM THE G=
ERMAN OF LEOPOLD STEIN). New York: No Publisher, 1902. Softcover, 12mo, 56=
pages, music, 19 cm. 3d revised and Enlarged Edition. SUBJECT (S): Reform=
Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Seder. Presented by the Dr. Ari Kiev family=
to the I. Edward Kiev Judaica Collection. Other Titles: Haggadah. English=
=2E Selections. Moses (1847-1926) was a “U. S. Reform rabbi. Moses, wh=
o was born in Zaniemysl, Poznan, had not completed his education before he=
settled in the United States in the early 1870s. He was appointed to rabb=
inic positions in Quincy, Illinois, Milwaukee, and Chicago. In 1901 he bec=
ame rabbi of the Central Synagogue, New York, where he remained until his=
retirement in 1919. In his early days in the United States, Moses was con=
sidered a radical Reformer, but later he took a more moderate position. In=
1884 he introduced his own prayer book (Tefillat Yisrael). Moses was a fo=
unding member of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and a member of=
the Reform committee charged with compiling an official prayer book. The=
appearance of the Union Prayer Book in 1894 has been credited to his pers=
onal initiative in preparing and circulating a manuscript when the committ=
ee’s work seemed to be leading nowhere. Moses also published a numbe=
r of sermons and textbooks for children. His Sabbath School Hymnal, first=
issued in 1894, ran into 14 editions. While in Milwaukee, he edited the w=
eekly Der Zeitgeist” (Temkin in EJ, 2007). OCLC lists 2 copies world=
wide (George Wash, Hebrew Union). Light wear to binding. Very good conditi=
on. (Sef-21-26) xx (ID #25197) 50.00.<br>
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46. •Moses, Isaac S. and Adolph Moses, compilers. S=
EDER HAGADAH: DOMESTIC SERVICE FOR THE EVE OF PASSOVER (ADAPTED FROM THE G=
ERMAN OF LEOPOLD STEIN). New York: Bloch, 1907. Softcover, 12mo, 63 pages,=
music, 19 cm. 5th Revised and Enlarged Edition. SUBJECT (S): Haggadot --=
Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Other Titles: Haggadah. English & H=
ebrew. Moses (1847-1926) was a “U. S. Reform rabbi. Moses, who was b=
orn in Zaniemysl, Poznan, had not completed his education before he settle=
d in the United States in the early 1870s. He was appointed to rabbinic po=
sitions in Quincy, Illinois, Milwaukee, and Chicago. In 1901 he became rab=
bi of the Central Synagogue, New York, where he remained until his retirem=
ent in 1919. In his early days in the United States, Moses was considered=
a radical Reformer, but later he took a more moderate position. In 1884 h=
e introduced his own prayer book (Tefillat Yisrael). Moses was a founding=
member of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and a member of the R=
eform committee charged with compiling an official prayer book. The appear=
ance of the Union Prayer Book in 1894 has been credited to his personal in=
itiative in preparing and circulating a manuscript when the committee&rsqu=
o;s work seemed to be leading nowhere. Moses also published a number of se=
rmons and textbooks for children. His Sabbath School Hymnal, first issued=
in 1894, ran into 14 editions. While in Milwaukee, he edited the weekly D=
er Zeitgeist” (Temkin in EJ, 2007). OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (H=
arvard, Hebrew Union, Nat Lib of Israel). Light wear to binding. Very good=
condition. (Sef-21-25) xx (ID #25196) 50.00.<br>
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47. •Owshey Rabinowitz. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH IM TODAT=
YEHOSHUA: BEURIM AL DEREKH HA-DERUSH... Brooklyn: Be-Hotsaat Yeshivat Hay=
im Berlin, 1935. Hardcover, 140 pages, 8vo, 25 cm. Haggadah. OCLC lists 14=
copies worldwide. Hinge repair. Lightly stained pages. Wear to cover corn=
ers and binding. Good condition. (Heb-17-1) (ID #26716) 100.00.<br>
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48. • Podwal, Mark H; Theodore Bikel. LET MY PEOPLE=
GO; A HAGGADAH. New York; Darien House, 1972. Publishers Cloth. 4to.128 p=
ages. 29 cm. First edition. In English, Hebrew and some Yiddish. Illustrat=
ed with over 50 black and white illustrations which focus on the plight of=
Soviet Jews. The illustrator, Mark Podwal (born June 8, 1945) is an artis=
t, author and physician. He may be best known for his drawings on The New=
York Times OP-ED page. In addition, he is the author and illustrator of b=
ooks for children as well as for adults. Most of these works — Podwa=
l's own as well as those he has illustrated for others—typically=
focus on Jewish legend, history and tradition. Exhibited in galleries and=
museums throughout the world, his art is represented in the collections o=
f the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Victoria and Albert Museum, the Carn=
egie Museum of Art, Fogg Art Museum, the Jewish Museum in Prague, and the=
Library of Congress. Recently in 2011, Podwal received commissions to ill=
ustrate a new Passover Haggadah for the Central Conference of American Rab=
bis Press; to design new embroidered textiles for Prague's seven hundr=
ed year old Altneuschul; to create a limited edition print for The Metropo=
litan Opera's production of Nabucco; and to design Hanukkah cards for=
The Metropolitan Museum and The Metropolitan Opera. The author of the int=
roduction, Theodore Meir Bikel (born May 2, 1924) is a Folk singer; theate=
r, film and television actor; radio host; president of Actors’ Equit=
y; political activist; Jewish spokesman, and author. He made his film debu=
t in The African Queen (1951) and was nominated for an Academy award for h=
is supporting role as Sheriff Max Muller in The Defiant Ones (1958). Bikel=
is President of the Associated Actors and Artists of America and was pres=
ident of Actors' Equity in the late 1970s and early 1980s. He serves a=
s the Chair of the Board of Directors of Meretz USA, where he also lecture=
s. His autobiography, Theo, was published in 1995. Subjects: Jews - Soviet=
Union. Jews in art. Haggadah - Illustrations. With lightly aged and worn=
dustjacket. Outer edges lightly soiled. Clean and fresh. Very good condit=
ion. (HAG-7-46) (ID #29213) 30.00.<br>
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49. • Prager, Marcia. A RADICAL HAGADA FOR PASSOVER=
=2E E. Setauket, Long Island; Hagada Project, [1975]. Paper wrappers. 4to.=
[30] pages. 29 cm. Edition. In English, Hebrew, and Yiddish. Profusely i=
llustrated, in black and white and black and red ink. Compiled and edited=
by Marcia Prager: “Rabbi Marcia Prager is a vibrant Jewish Renewal=
rabbi, teacher, storyteller, artist and therapist living and working in t=
he Mt. Airy community of Philadelphia. A graduate of the Reconstructionist=
Rabbinical College, she also holds the personal smicha (rabbinic ordinati=
on) of Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, the visionary rebbe of the Jewish R=
enewal Movement, with whom she has continued to work closely. She serves a=
s rabbi of the Philadelphia P'nai Or Jewish Renewal Community, the inn=
ovative Jewish congregation founded by Rabbi Schachter-Shalomi in 1973, an=
d is the founding rabbi of a sister congregation, P'nai Or of Princeto=
n, New Jersey. “ (From Rabbi Marcia Prager homepage) An interview wi=
th Rabbi Prager concerning her life story invokes this Hagada as such: &ld=
quo;In my late 20s, I decided I would … [design] a large political=
ly progressive Passover Seder and inviting all my community-organizing lef=
ty friends. I had never heard of Arthur Waskow and his Freedom Seder. I th=
ought I was alone on the planet. I was often making leaflets and flyers an=
d brochures at our Wobbly print shop, the IWW collective where I’d l=
earned every phase of production short of running the huge presses. So I r=
esearched and clipped and cut and pasted and type set; I stripped the nega=
tives and made the plates for a two-color Hagadah – a thousand copie=
s, stitched by hand – which I called the “Radical Haggadah. &r=
dquo; On the cover was an illustration of a medieval woodcut with Pharaoh&=
rsquo;s chariots drowned in the Reed Sea, but in my version, drowning in t=
he rushing waters were Nixon and Exxon and the whole military industrial c=
omplex! ” (Interview: Marcia's Life Story) Subjects: Judaism - L=
iturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists 4 co=
pies worldwide (STONY BROOK, YIVO INST, HUC, UT AUSTIN). Light ageing to c=
over edges; otherwise clean and fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-22) (=
ID #29133) 50.00.<br>
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50. • Russotto, Henry. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURI=
M: SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. New York; Hebrew Publishi=
ng Company, 1912. Clothbound. 12mo. 62, [5] pages. 19 cm. In English and=
Hebrew in parallel columns. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering. &ldqu=
o;New edition, thoroughly revised with music arranged by Henry A. Russotto=
=2E ” Cover title in Yiddish transliterates as “Hagadah shel Pes=
ah Mit Myuzik Noten. ” With seven black and white illustrations and=
five pages of musical notation including “Chad Gadyo” and oth=
er songs. Published for the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School. Endpages include de=
scriptions and a call for funds to assist the “Rabbi Jacob Joseph Sc=
hool” on 165 Henry Street in the lower east side. This school was ch=
artered one year after the death of Rabbi Jacob Joseph (1840-1902) , who s=
erved as chief rabbi of New York City's Association of American Orthod=
ox Hebrew Congregations. The school, an orthodox day school, is still in e=
xistence today, having moved to Staten Island in 1976, with four different=
schools in operation. The original school building on Henry Street still=
stands to this day, with the original school plaque still affixed to the=
wall. Yaari 1811. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Ju=
daism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayers and devotions. Haggadah - Illu=
strations. OCLC lists 19 copies. Ex-Libris JTSA. Covers stained and worn.=
All pages stained as well with wine. Some signatures shaken. Fair conditi=
on. (HAG-7-30) (ID #29141) 30.00.<br>
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51. • Spira, Chaim Elazar. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH=
=2E.. SHA`AR ISASCHAR [HASSIDIC HAGGADAH]. Brooklyn; Erno Friedman, 1945. C=
lothbound. 8vo. [12], 108, [8] pages. 23 cm. In Hebrew. Black cloth hard=
cover with gilt lettering on front. A facsimile edition of the "Sha`a=
r Issaschar", a Hassidic Haggadah by Chaim Elazar Spira of Munkacz, p=
ublished posthumously in 1938. The book includes an introduction by his so=
n-in-law, Baruch Yehoshua Yerachmiel Rabinowicz. The end of the book featu=
res 7 pages of correspondence by Spira. Finally, the book features a singl=
e page in which the publisher, Rabbi Erno Friedman, attempts to rebuke cla=
ims that Rabinowicz struck a deal with the Zionists in order to escape Eur=
ope during the Holocaust. “Elazar Shapira was born in Strzyzó=
w, Galicia in 1871 and served as Head of the Beit Din in Munkács. W=
ith the passing of his father, Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Shapira, in 1913, Chaim E=
lazar Shapira became the Admor (Grand Rabbi) of Munkács. Rabbi Chai=
m Elazar Shapira was the Admor of a well-known sect of Hasidim, renowned f=
or his Torah genius. His followers and enemies alike spoke very highly of=
him, and his influence spread far beyond Munkács, to Subcarpathian=
Rus' and Hungary. … In 1922, the town established its great ye=
shiva, "Darchei Teshuva, " that drew large numbers of students f=
rom across Hungary and Czechoslovakia and soon became one of the largest y=
eshivot in Hungary. He became head of the yeshiva, giving his lessons with=
in its walls. During his tenure, some 200 students learned at the yeshiva,=
which won recognition from the Czech authorities as an official instituti=
on for instructing rabbis. In 1930, Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapira visited Ere=
tz Israel. One of his disciples, Rabbi Moshe Goldstein, accompanied him, w=
riting about his rebbe's visit in his book ‘Masa'ot Yerushal=
ayim’ (Jerusalem Travels). … Rabbi Chaim Elazar Shapira was k=
nown for his fierce objection to Zionism, in all of its manifestations, as=
well as immigration to Eretz Israel. … In 1937, Rabbi Chaim Elazar=
Shapira passed away, and thousands accompanied him on his final journey.=
He was buried in the Jewish cemetery in Munkács, in the tomb of th=
e Munkács Admorim, where his father, Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Shapira, and=
his grandfather, Rabbi Shlomo Shapira, were also buried. In the 1970s, th=
e Munkács Jewish cemetery, including the graves of the Admorim, was=
moved to a new cemetery in the adjoining town of Kerepec. …Rabbi C=
haim Elazar Shapira wrote numerous books, including ‘Sefer Ot Chayim=
’, ‘Sefer Divrei Kodesh’, a series of books (9 volumes)=
called Divrei Torah’, ‘Sefer Darchei Teshuva’, ‘S=
efer Hagahot Hayerushalmi’, ‘Sefer Chamisha Ma'amarot&rsqu=
o; (five parts) and ‘Sefer Sha'ar Yissachar’. His collecti=
on of responsa known as Minchat Elazar led to his nickname: Ba'al HaMi=
nchat Elazar. ” (Yad Vashem History of Munkacs). Subjects: Haggadot=
- Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists o=
ne copy (Emory Univ) of the 1945 edition, and one copy (Natl Libr Israel)=
of the 1938 edition. Ex-Libris Jewish Theological Seminary. Covers lightl=
y soiled, corners bumped; internally clean and fresh. Very good + conditio=
n. (HAG-7-31) (ID #29142) 90.00.<br>
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52. • Teitelbaum, Eli. THOUGHTS ON THE HAGGADAH. Br=
ooklyn, NY; E. Teitelbaum, 1989. Velobound. 4to. 82 pages. 29 cm. Only edi=
tion. In English and Hebrew. Rabbi Eli Teitelbaum grew up in Queens, the s=
on of Rabbi Avraham Yaakov Teitelbaum, and later moved to the Boro Park se=
ction of Brooklyn. He taught sacred texts for nearly 40 years in the prima=
ry school of the Yeshiva-Mesivta Torah Temimah in Brooklyn, where he was a=
lso director of curriculum. Teitelbaum founded and ran Camp S’dei Ch=
emed International summer camp in Israel. Rabbi Eli Teitelbaum, an ultra-O=
rthodox educator and innovator, wrote this Haggadah after years of discuss=
ions with his students: “One must realize that many of their questio=
ns can probably be found in the Meforshim, and a variety of answers can be=
found in all four different parts of Torah, be it p’shat, remez, dr=
ush and sod. However, I’ve tried my best to answer them in the simpl=
est manner possible in order to show them that their questions can be answ=
ered even on the very basic level. ” (From the Preface). Subjects: P=
assover - Juvenile literature. Haggadah - Commentaries. OCLC lists 7 copie=
s worldwide. Light wear to covers, with bottom right corner bumped. Outer=
edges lightly soiled; otherwise clean and fresh throughout. Good + condit=
ion. (HAG-7-23) (ID #29134) 55.00.<br>
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53. • Shifmanovich, Zelig; Sonia De Albin. HAGGADAH=
DE PESAJ. Mexico; Da'at, 1946. Clothbound. 8vo. 67 pages. 25 cm. Firs=
t edition. In Hebrew, Castilian Spanish and notes in Yiddish. Bound in red=
cloth with stamped title and illustrations. With nine full page woodcut i=
llustrations. Castilian Spanish written by Professor Zelik Shifmanovich (D=
irector of the “Escuela Israelita ‘Yavne”) and edited by=
Isaac Krajmalnik (President of the Escuela Israelita ‘Yavne”)=
=2E Subjects: Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (=
NYP, Harvard). Light wear to cover. First endpage has a small tear at edge=
=2E Lightly aged, but exceedingly clean. Very good + condition. (HAG-9-10) (=
ID #29166) 225.00.<br>
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54. • SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH SERVICE FOR THE FIRS=
T TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER, AS USED IN ALL JEWISH FAMILIES, WITH FULL DIRECT=
IONS FOR ITS CELEBRATION. London; Ann Abrahams And Son, 1872. Clothbound.=
8vo. 49, [40] pages. 22 cm. Edition. In Hebrew and English. Bound in ori=
ginal boards, with stamped “Passover” on front and back cover.=
Richly illustrated with eight pages of black and white woodcut illustrati=
ons. Yaari 1038; Yudlov 1394. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. H=
aggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists two copies worl=
dwide (JTSA, Univ Michigan). Rebacked. First signature shaken. All pages v=
ery clean and bright, with occasional light wine spots. Good condition. (H=
AG-9-30) (ID #29189) 250.00.<br>
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55. • SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH SERVICE FOR THE TWO=
FIRST NIGHTS OF PASSOVER: ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE GERMAN AND POLIS=
H JEWS. London; S. Solomon, 1849. Clothbound. 8vo. [1], 26, [3] pages. 2=
2 cm. First edition. English and Hebrew on opposite pages. Includes temple=
song in Judeo-German. “Published by S. Solomon, Hebrew and Theologi=
cal Booksller, 5 Houndsditch, Opposite Aldgate Church; (Late of Bevis Mark=
s. ) 5609-1849.” As indicated on the title page, this bookseller and=
publisher of this Haggadah was previously located across from Bevis Marks=
, the “oldest Jewish house of worship in London; established by the=
Sephardic Jews in 1698… The synagogue formed the center of the Sep=
hardic community of London till the foundation of the Bryanstone Street Sy=
nagogue, in 1866, after which the attendance at the functions declined so=
much that in 1886 the "yekidim" contemplated selling the ground=
and the building; but a Bevis Marks Anti-Demolition League was founded &h=
ellip; and the proposed demolition was given up. The synagogue held its bi=
centenary celebration with great pomp in 1901.” (2007 Encyclopedia J=
udaica) Yudlov 928; Yaari 683. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggad=
ot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists three copies worldwide (Na=
tl Libr Israel; JTSA, Yeshiva). Backstrip shaken, all signatures shaken, w=
ith heavy foxing on title page, and light wine stains throughout. All edge=
s lightly bumped and lightly chipped. However, pages are fairly fresh and=
very clean. Fair condition. (HAG-9-8) (ID #29164) 350.00.<br>
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56. • Green, Aaron Asher. THE REVISED HAGADA: HOME=
SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. London; Greenberg & Co,=
1898. Clothbound. 8vo. 112 pages. 23 cm. Second edition. In Hebrew and En=
glish. With five pages of music notations. Rabbi Aaron Asher Green was bor=
n on 18th September 1860, in Goodman's Fields in the East End of Londo=
n. He was the editor of the "The Jews' College Journal" whil=
e attending the college there, and became the minister of the Hampstead Sy=
nagogue in England in 1892 until his retirement in 1930. During his career=
he also held the office of Chairman of the Soldiers and Sailors Dependant=
s' Committee set up after the First World War in the East End, and was=
Chief Officiating Clergyman to Jewish soldiers in the UK. Rev. Green wrot=
e a number of historic and religious papers which were printed in The Jewi=
sh Chronicle, and edited his own version of the Haggadah. He died in 1933.=
Yudlov 2067; Yaari 1548. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - C=
ustoms and practices. Passover - Rites and ceremonies. OCLC lists 7 copies=
worldwide. Covers lightly soiled, outer edges lightly bumped and soiled.=
Pages lightly aged, but fresh and clean. Good + condition. (HAG-9-1) (ID=
#29157) 125.00.<br>
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57. • Mendes, Abraham Pereira. SERVICE FOR THE FIRS=
T NIGHTS OF PASSOVER: ACCORDING TO THE CUSTOM OF THE POLISH AND GERMAN, AN=
D THE SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE JEWS: WITH A COMPENDIUM OF THE LAWS RELATING=
TO THE FESTIVAL, AND ITS OBSERVATION:. COPIOUS EXPLANATORY NOTES AND A NE=
W ENGLISH TRANSLATION. London; I. I. Vallentein, 1862. Later Paper Wrapper=
s. 12mo. II, 52, [52] pages. Third edition. 18 cm. In Hebrew and English,=
with some Judeo-German. Abraham Pereira Mendes was an “English rabb=
i and educationist; born in Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 9, 1825; died in New Y=
ork April 18, 1893. He was the first master of the Beth Limud School of Ki=
ngston, but resigned in order to prepare in London, England, for the vocat=
ion of preacher and rabbi. He studied under Dr. Meldola, the dayyan, and t=
he Rev. D. A. De Sola, ‘the learned Hazzan’ of the Sephardic c=
ommunity, and received his diplomas. He returned to Jamaica and became for=
a short time assistant to the Rev. Isaac Lopez, minister of the Kingston=
Sephardic congregation, but was soon called from that position to be the=
minister of the Montego Bay community. There he stayed until his wife'=
;s failing health compelled him, in 1851, to return to her milder native c=
limate. Mendes was then elected minister and preacher in the Birmingham (E=
ng. ) congregation, and remained there until 1858, when he removed to Lond=
on, became head of the Neveh Zedek for six years, and established Northwic=
k College, a school for Jewish youth. He continued meanwhile his ministeri=
al duties and literary labors, and on the death of Haham Artom acted as pr=
eacher and dayyan for the Sephardic community of London. He was called to=
the ministry in the Newport (Rhode Island) congregation by the guardian c=
ongregation Shearith Israel of New York in 1883, and continued its ministe=
r until his death ten years later. He was the first among the Sephardim to=
publish a volume of sermons in English (1855). He translated the Daily Pr=
ayer-Book of the German Jews (Valentine's edition) , and finished the=
translation of the Festival and Holy Day Books left incomplete by the dea=
th of Rev. D. A. De Sola. He published, besides, ‘The Law of Moses,=
’ ‘Post-Biblical History of the Jews’ (to fall of Jerus=
alem) , ‘Interlineary Translation of the Prayer-Book’ (German)=
, and the Haggadah. He married Eliza, a daughter of Rev. D. A. De Sola of=
London. ” (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) ; Yudlov 1159. Subjects: Judai=
sm - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Text=
s. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (HUC, JTSA). Ex-library. Light foxing t=
hroughout, otherwise very clean. Fair condition. (HAG-9-31) (ID #29190) 15=
0.00.<br>
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58. • Roth, Cecil; Donia Nachshen. THE HAGGADAH. Lo=
ndon; Soncino Press, 1959. Clothbound. 8vo. XIX, 91 pages. 24 cm. “N=
ew edition” (second edition; first printing in 1934 by the same pres=
s). In English and Hebrew. Passover Haggadah with English translation, int=
roduction, and notes by Cecil Roth, and with drawings by Donia Nachshen. A=
very fine edition of the Haggadah, with an expert introduction by Cecil R=
oth, and many color illustrations throughout by Donia Nachshen; this editi=
on was bound in red cloth, with decorative gilt lettering on cover, and is=
housed in a clamshell box. Cecil Roth, (1899-1970) , was one of the great=
est Jewish historians in the twentieth century, recognized expert in Jewis=
h art and educator. The Roth family was descendant from Reb Y. T. Roth of=
Poland and there existed a family tradition that they were descendant fro=
m Yossef Karo, the Sephardic author of the Shulhan Aruch, Code of Jewish L=
aw. Cecil was an observant Jew his whole life and adopted the Sephardic mi=
nhag which he had learned in Florence, Italy. A prolific writer, Roth publ=
ished more than 600 books and articles, which have been translated into ma=
ny languages, including histories of the Jews in England (1941) and Italy=
(1946) , A History of the Marranos (3d ed. 1966) , The Jews in the Renais=
sance (1959) , Jewish Art (1961) , and The Dead Sea Scrolls (1965). Donia=
Nachshen came from a Jewish family. Her brother, Maurice (Moshe ben Zvi)=
was born in 1899 and lived in Zhitomir, until he immigrated, as a child t=
o London in 1906. Donia was born in Russia, and studied at Slade School of=
Fine Arts, London. Nachschen was a book illustrator for John Lane who als=
o designed posters for the Post Office during the second world war. A sele=
ction of books that Nachshen illustrated include: fifteen original drawing=
s for the book “The Works of Oscar Wilde”, the fictional work=
“The Way of All Flesh” by Samuel Butler; “The Red Lily&=
rdquo; in 1930; “Little Lucky Lamb” poetry in 1943; and &ldquo=
;The Haggadah” translated by Cecil Roth, published by the Soncino Pr=
ess. Yudlov 4609. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Haggadah - T=
exts. Clamshell box worn and bumped. Backstrip lightly aged, book is fine=
otherwise. Near fine condition. (HAG-7-8) (ID #29119) 50.00.<br>
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59. • HAGGADA SHEL PESAH. Amsterdam; Johanan Levi R=
ofe En Zijn Zoon Benjamin, 1797. Clothbound. 12mo. [80] pages. 17 cm. In=
Hebrew. Printed in the Amsterdam printing establishment of Johannes Levi=
Rofe and his son Benjamin in 1797, this Haggada is closely based on the A=
msterdam Haggada of the previous century, excepting its smaller size and l=
imited illustrations. Illustrated with historiated woodcut letters, and bo=
und in marbled boards and quarter vellum. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy &nda=
sh; Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists two=
copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel; StaatsBiblio Berlin). Covers soiled,=
with bumped edges. All pages soiled, with wine stains, and all edges bump=
ed. Some damage to text on second and third page, otherwise all text is cl=
ean. Fair condition. (HAG-9-32) (ID #29191) 300.00.<br>
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60. • Mulder, Samuel Israel. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LELE=
PESAH HAGADA OF VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET PAASCHFEE=
ST. Amsterdam; Joachimsthal, 1894. Clothbound. 8vo. 67, 13 pages. 22 cm. E=
ighth edition. Hebrew with Dutch translation on parallel columns. Original=
pale green cloth boards, embossed in gilt and black frames. All outer edg=
es gilt. Illustrated Haggada with Dutch translation and “appendix co=
ntaining explanations and homiletic reflections on the Haggadah” by=
R. Samuel Israel Mulder (1792–1862) , educator and Hebrew author, b=
orn in Amsterdam. He was a pupil of David Friedrichsfeld and, influenced b=
y him, became a follower of Mendelssohn and Wessely. As a youth he signed=
himself "Salomon" or "Schrijver" ["writer"=
] receiving the surname Mulder only in 1811. In 1818 he became an official=
court translator, and in 1826 was appointed principal of the bet ha-midra=
sh, the seminary for rabbis and teachers in Amsterdam. From 1835 he served=
as the superintendent of all Jewish religious schools in Holland, and fro=
m 1849 was secretary of the Amsterdam community. Mulder translated into Du=
tch a large part of the Bible (1827–38) , the Passover Haggadah (183=
7) , and the liturgy. He also published a Bible for Jewish youth in 17 par=
ts (1850–55) in Dutch, and a Hebrew-Dutch Dictionary (1831; with M.=
Lemans). Some of his writings in Dutch are collected in his Verspreide Le=
ttervruchten (1844). In his youth, Mulder helped to found the Tongeleth (T=
o'elet) circle (a Haskalah society) in Amsterdam in 1815; he was also=
active as a writer in Hebrew. He published in 1817 the Kizzur Rishumei ha=
-Asefot, a summary of the minutes of meetings held in the first year of th=
e society's existence, and contributed to its publication. Yudlov 1901=
; Yaari 1418. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts=
=2E Haggadot - Texts. OCLC lists three copies worldwide (Univ Amsterdam, Uni=
v Nijmegen, Tel Aviv Univ). Light soiling to cloth and endpages, with scat=
tered wine stains on edges and throughout. Very good condition. (HAG-9-14)=
(ID #29171) 75.00.<br>
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61. • Mulder, Samuel Israel. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LELE=
PESAH HAGADA OF VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET PAASCHFEE=
ST. Amsterdam; Joachimsthal, 1906. Clothbound. 8vo. 67, 13 pages. 22 cm. N=
inth edition. Hebrew with Dutch translation on parallel columns. Original=
dark green cloth boards, embossed in gilt and black frames. All outer edg=
es gilt. Illustrated Haggada with Dutch translation and “appendix co=
ntaining explanations and homiletic reflections on the Haggadah” by=
R. Samuel Israel Mulder (1792–1862) , educator and Hebrew author, b=
orn in Amsterdam. He was a pupil of David Friedrichsfeld and, influenced b=
y him, became a follower of Mendelssohn and Wessely. As a youth he signed=
himself "Salomon" or "Schrijver" ["writer"=
] receiving the surname Mulder only in 1811. In 1818 he became an official=
court translator, and in 1826 was appointed principal of the bet ha-midra=
sh, the seminary for rabbis and teachers in Amsterdam. From 1835 he served=
as the superintendent of all Jewish religious schools in Holland, and fro=
m 1849 was secretary of the Amsterdam community. Mulder translated into Du=
tch a large part of the Bible (1827–38) , the Passover Haggadah (183=
7) , and the liturgy. He also published a Bible for Jewish youth in 17 par=
ts (1850–55) in Dutch, and a Hebrew-Dutch Dictionary (1831; with M.=
Lemans). Some of his writings in Dutch are collected in his Verspreide Le=
ttervruchten (1844). In his youth, Mulder helped to found the Tongeleth (T=
o'elet) circle (a Haskalah society) in Amsterdam in 1815; he was also=
active as a writer in Hebrew. He published in 1817 the Kizzur Rishumei ha=
-Asefot, a summary of the minutes of meetings held in the first year of th=
e society's existence, and contributed to its publication. Yudlov 2327=
=2E Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot -=
Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (Jtsa, Univ Amsterdam). Light soil=
ing to covers, with wine stain on outer edge throughout. Backstrip startin=
g. Good condition. (HAG-9-15) (ID #29172) 75.00.<br>
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62. • Mulder, Samuel Israel. SEDER HAGADAH LE-LELE=
PESAH HAGADA OF VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET PAASCHFEE=
ST. Amsterdam; Joachimsthal, 1918. Clothbound. 8vo. 67, 13 pages. 22 cm. T=
enth edition. Hebrew with Dutch translation in parallel columns. Original=
brown cloth boards, embossed in gilt. Illustrated Haggada with Dutch tran=
slation and “appendix containing explanations and homiletic reflecti=
ons on the Haggadah” by R. Samuel Israel Mulder (1792–1862) ,=
educator and Hebrew author, born in Amsterdam. He was a pupil of David Fr=
iedrichsfeld and, influenced by him, became a follower of Mendelssohn and=
Wessely. As a youth he signed himself "Salomon" or "Schrij=
ver" ["writer"] receiving the surname Mulder only in 1811.=
In 1818 he became an official court translator, and in 1826 was appointed=
principal of the bet ha-midrash, the seminary for rabbis and teachers in=
Amsterdam. From 1835 he served as the superintendent of all Jewish religi=
ous schools in Holland, and from 1849 was secretary of the Amsterdam commu=
nity. Mulder translated into Dutch a large part of the Bible (1827–3=
8) , the Passover Haggadah (1837) , and the liturgy. He also published a B=
ible for Jewish youth in 17 parts (1850–55) in Dutch, and a Hebrew-D=
utch Dictionary (1831; with M. Lemans). Some of his writings in Dutch are=
collected in his Verspreide Lettervruchten (1844). In his youth, Mulder h=
elped to found the Tongeleth (To'elet) circle (a Haskalah society) in=
Amsterdam in 1815; he was also active as a writer in Hebrew. He published=
in 1817 the Kizzur Rishumei ha-Asefot, a summary of the minutes of meetin=
gs held in the first year of the society's existence, and contributed=
to its publication. Yudlov 2697. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Sed=
er - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies worldwide (NYP=
, Harvard, Natl Libr Israel, Univ Amsterdam). Light wear and light soiling=
to covers. Pages lightly aged, with scattered light wine stains throughou=
t and on edges. Good condition. (HAG-9-16) (ID #29173) 75.00.<br>
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63. • Polak, Gabriel Isaac; Landshuth, Eliezer. Sed=
er Hagadah LE-LELE PESAH VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET P=
AASCHFEEST: MET AANWIJZING DER VOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKEN IN DE NEDERLANDS=
CHE TAAL. Amsterdam; J. L. Joachimsthal, 1906. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 48 pa=
ges. 18 cm. Sixth edition. In Hebrew and Dutch. Title translates as: &ldqu=
o;Order of the Haggadah; ceremonies for the first two evenings of Passover=
=2E ” Gabriel Issac Polak was a “Talmudist and bibliographer; bo=
rn June 3, 1803; died May 14, 1869, at Amsterdam, where he was principal o=
f a school. He was the author of the following works, all published in Ams=
terdam: ‘Bikkure ha-Shanah’ (1844) , a Dutch and Hebrew almana=
c for the year 5604; ‘Dibre Kodesh’ (1845) , a Dutch-Hebrew di=
ctionary; ‘Halikot Kedem’ (1847) , a collection of Hebrew poem=
s; ‘Ben Gorni’ (1851) , a collection of essays; ‘Sha'=
;ar A'ame Sifre Emet’ (1858) , an introduction to a treatise on=
the accents in the books of Job and the Psalms; a valuable edition of Bed=
ersi's work on Hebrew synonyms, ‘Hotem Toknit’ (1865) ; a=
biography of the poet David Franco Mendes and his contemporaries, in &lsq=
uo;Ha-Maggid, ’ xii. ; and ‘Meïr 'Enayim, ’ a d=
escriptive catalogue of the libraries of Jacobsohn and Meïr Rubens, a=
work of great bibliographical value. Polak's editions of the rituals=
are noted for their accuracy. ” (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia). Yudlov=
2327. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Litu=
rgy - Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists three copies worldwide (Ohio State Univ,=
Biblio Maastricht, Univ Amsterdam). Covers worn, with back wrapper detach=
ed. Edges bumped, with light wine stains in margins towards beginning and=
end of Haggadah. Most pages bright and all text clean. Good- Condition. (=
HAG-9-12) (ID #29168) 75.00.<br>
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64. • Polak, Gabriel Isaac; Landshuth, Eliezer. SED=
ER HAGADAH LE-LELE PESAH VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET P=
AASCHFEEST: MET AANWIJZING DER VOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKEN IN DE NEDERLANDS=
CHE TAAL. Amsterdam; J. L. Joachimsthal, 1930. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 48 pa=
ges. 18 cm. Ninth edition. In Hebrew and Dutch. Title translates as: &ldqu=
o;Order of the Haggadah; ceremonies for the first two evenings of Passover=
=2E ” Gabriel Issac Polak was a “Talmudist and bibliographer; bo=
rn June 3, 1803; died May 14, 1869, at Amsterdam, where he was principal o=
f a school. He was the author of the following works, all published in Ams=
terdam: ‘Bikkure ha-Shanah’ (1844) , a Dutch and Hebrew almana=
c for the year 5604; ‘Dibre Kodesh’ (1845) , a Dutch-Hebrew di=
ctionary; ‘Halikot Kedem’ (1847) , a collection of Hebrew poem=
s; ‘Ben Gorni’ (1851) , a collection of essays; ‘Sha'=
;ar A'ame Sifre Emet’ (1858) , an introduction to a treatise on=
the accents in the books of Job and the Psalms; a valuable edition of Bed=
ersi's work on Hebrew synonyms, ‘Hotem Toknit’ (1865) ; a=
biography of the poet David Franco Mendes and his contemporaries, in &lsq=
uo;Ha-Maggid, ’ xii. ; and ‘Meïr 'Enayim, ’ a d=
escriptive catalogue of the libraries of Jacobsohn and Meïr Rubens, a=
work of great bibliographical value. Polak's editions of the rituals=
are noted for their accuracy. ” (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia). Yudlov=
3203. Subjects: Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism --=
Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists four copies worldwide (Harvard, Jt=
sa, Univ Amsterdam, Emory Univ). Covers lightly soiled, with small tear al=
ong bottom backstrip. Small wine stain spot in bottom corner margin on a f=
ew pages, otherwise very clean. Good condition. (HAG-9-13) (ID #29169) 75.=
00.<br>
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65. • Polak, Gabriel Isaac; Landshuth, Eliezer. SED=
ER HAGADAH LE-LELE PESAH VOORDRACHT VOOR DE BEIDE EERSTE AVONDEN VAN HET P=
AASCHFEEST: MET AANWIJZING DER VOORSCHRIFTEN EN GEBRUIKEN IN DE NEDERLANDS=
CHE TAAL. Amsterdam; J. L. Joachimsthal, 1930. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 48 pa=
ges. 18 cm. Ninth edition. In Hebrew and Dutch. Title translates as: &ldqu=
o;Order of the Haggadah; ceremonies for the first two evenings of Passover=
=2E ” Gabriel Issac Polak was a “Talmudist and bibliographer; bo=
rn June 3, 1803; died May 14, 1869, at Amsterdam, where he was principal o=
f a school. He was the author of the following works, all published in Ams=
terdam: ‘Bikkure ha-Shanah’ (1844) , a Dutch and Hebrew almana=
c for the year 5604; ‘Dibre Kodesh’ (1845) , a Dutch-Hebrew di=
ctionary; ‘Halikot Kedem’ (1847) , a collection of Hebrew poem=
s; ‘Ben Gorni’ (1851) , a collection of essays; ‘Sha'=
;ar A'ame Sifre Emet’ (1858) , an introduction to a treatise on=
the accents in the books of Job and the Psalms; a valuable edition of Bed=
ersi's work on Hebrew synonyms, ‘Hotem Toknit’ (1865) ; a=
biography of the poet David Franco Mendes and his contemporaries, in &lsq=
uo;Ha-Maggid, ’ xii. ; and ‘Meïr 'Enayim, ’ a d=
escriptive catalogue of the libraries of Jacobsohn and Meïr Rubens, a=
work of great bibliographical value. Polak's editions of the rituals=
are noted for their accuracy. ” (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia). Yudlov=
3203. Subjects: Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism --=
Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists four copies worldwide (Harvard, Jt=
sa, Univ Amsterdam, Emory Univ). Covers lightly aged, with a large wine st=
ain across bottom and front cover. Wine stain on outer edge and in most ma=
rgins. All text bright and pages fresh. Good condition. (HAG-9-13A) (ID #2=
9170) 75.00.<br>
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FRANCE<br>
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66. • Blum, Loeb; Lazare Wogue. LA HAGGADA, OU CE&a=
cute;RE´MONIES DES DEUX PREMIE`RES SOIRE´ES DE PA^QUE, A` L=
9;USAGE DES ISRAE´LITES DES RITES ALLEMAND ET PORTUGAIS. Paris; L. B=
lum, 1865. Later cloth. 16mo. 148, [4] pages. 16 cm. 1st edition. In Hebr=
ew and French. Rebound in later brown cloth with fine decorative gilt lett=
ering on cover and on backstrip. Last 4 pages contain sheet music. Title t=
ranslates as: “Haggadah, or Ceremonies for the First Two Nights of P=
assover, according to the Rites of the German and Portuguese Israelites. &=
rdquo; Written by L. Blum, revised and corrected by Lazare Wogue (1817&nda=
sh;1897): a “French rabbi, scholar, and journalist, born in Fontaine=
bleau, was ordained in 1843 at the École Centrale Rabbinique in Met=
z. In 1851 he began to teach German and theology there (in 1859 it became=
the Séminaire Israélite de France and was transferred to Pa=
ris) , retaining his two chairs until his retirement in 1894. From 1868 Wo=
gue was also director of the talmud torah of the Séminaire Isra&eac=
ute;lite. The most important of his many scholarly works is a translation=
of the Pentateuch with commentaries (1860–69) , which is the one us=
ed in the Bible du Rabbinat edited by Z. Kahn. Among his other publication=
s are Le Rabbinat Français au XIXe siècle (1843) , Le Guide=
du Croyant Israélite (1857, 18982) , Histoire de la Bible et de l&=
#39;Exégèse biblique jusqu'à nos jours (1881) , a=
French translation (1882) of the first two volumes of Geschichte der Jude=
n by H. Graetz, Esquisse d'une théologie juive (1887) , and La=
Prédication Israélite en France (1890). He also translated=
various Hebrew works. Among the manuscripts he left is a tract on theolog=
y. A prolific writer, Wogue wrote many articles which were published in su=
ch Jewish periodicals as La Paix and l'Union Israélite. He was=
editor in chief of l'Univers Israélite during 1879–95.&r=
dquo; (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). Yudlov 1263; Yaari 936. Subjects: Hagga=
dot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC list=
s 3 copies worldwide (Biblio Natl France, Staatsbiblio Berlin, JTSA). Bind=
ing and cloth firm and fresh. Pages aged and consistently soiled throughou=
t with light wine stains, especially at edges. Last page of sheet music ha=
s repair of two small holes. Text is crisp. Good + condition. (HAG-9-7) (I=
D #29163) 325.00.<br>
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GERMANY AND AUSTRIA<br>
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67. • London, Solomon Zalman Ben Moses; Blogg. SEFE=
R KOHELET SHELEMOH: BO NIKHALU KAMAH DEVARIM... Hannover: Ko¨nigliche=
Hofbuchdruckerei, 1868. Hardbound, 8vo, 190 pages and appendix 31 pages,=
Druck der Telgner’ischen Hofbuchdruckerei (Ernst Stürke) , Ver=
lag von Ernst Stürke in Hannover und M. W. Kaufmann, Buchhändler=
in Leipzig, Vocalized Hebrew and unvocalized Yiddish. Second group of pag=
es comprises a Haggadah. Yudlov 1309. Subjects: Judaism – Haggadah &=
ndash; Liturgy – Benedictions. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (JTSA).=
Binding repaired, title page attached to the cover with non-archival tape=
, pages tanned, but clean, overall very good condition. Scarce (HAG-8-11)=
(ID #29216) 200.00.<br>
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68. • Hen, Ernst S; Otto Geismar. DE ORDE DER HAGAD=
AH. Berlin, Amsterdam; E. Mozes, B. Kahan, 1928. Clothbound. 8vo. V, 90 [=
1] pages. 22 cm. Second Printing. In Dutch and Hebrew. Bound in original o=
range cloth with front cover illustration depicting the breaking of the ch=
ains of slavery towards a new dawn; black and white illustrations througho=
ut. Title translates as: “Order of the Haggadah, ” a new Dutch=
translation with captions and notes made by Enrst S. Hen. Modernist &lsqu=
o;stick-figure’ Illustrations by Otto Geismar: “The Geismar il=
lustrations are among the most unusual ever to adorn a Hagadah text. &rdqu=
o; (Yerushalmi) Yudlov 3122. Subjects: Haggadot - Commentaries. Seder. OCL=
C lists 4 copies worldwide (Princeton, Harvard, Biblio Univ Amsterdam, Gem=
eentearchief Amsterdam) Covers worn and soiled. Light wine stains on a few=
scattered pages; pages lightly aged, but clean and fresh. Good condition.=
(HAG-7-9) (ID #29120) 225.00.<br>
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69. • ERZÄHLUNG VON ISRAELS AUSZUG AUS AEGYPTE=
N, FÜR DIE BEIDEN ERSTEN ABENDE DES PESACH-FESTES: MIT EINER DEUTSCHE=
N UEBERSETZUNG UND ILLUSTRATIONEN: HAGADAH. Vienna; J. Schlesinger, 1892.=
Hardbound. 12mo. 63 [1] pages. 18 cm. Hebrew text with German translatio=
n in parallel columns. Bound in red decorative boards with elaborate gilt=
decoration and title. With 31 illustrations, one of the many unchanged ed=
itions of the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph Schlesinger, a prayer-boo=
k publishing company founded in 1858 in Vienna, a leading publisher-printe=
r of such liturgical items with translations into the main European langua=
ges. It was printing prayer-books well into the 20th century, until the of=
fices were shut down by anti-semitic laws, and the company was refounded i=
n Palestine as the Sinai Publishing company. Yudlov 1867. Subjects: Haggad=
a shel Pesah. German. 1892. Vienna. Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. Hagga=
dot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists one copy worldwide=
(Natl Libr Israel). Boards soiled and worn, with bumped edges. Pages are=
aged, with fragile edges, light soiling throughout. All signatures shaken=
=2E All text bright and clear. Fair condition. (HAG-9-40) (ID #29201) 75.00.=
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70. • ERZÄHLUNG VON ISRAELS AUSZUG AUS AEGYPTE=
N, FÜR DIE BEIDEN ERSTEN ABENDE DES PESACH-FESTES: MIT EINER DEUTSCHE=
N UEBERSETZUNG UND ILLUSTRATIONEN: HAGADAH. Vienna; J. Schlesinger, 1896.=
Hardbound. 12mo. 63 [1] pages. 18 cm. Hebrew text with German translatio=
n in parallel columns. Bound in red decorative boards with imprinted decor=
ative border and title. With 31 illustrations, one of the many unchanged e=
ditions of the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph Schlesinger, a prayer-bo=
ok publishing company founded in 1858 in Vienna, a leading publisher-print=
er of such liturgical items with translations into the main European langu=
ages. It was printing prayer-books well into the 20th century, until the o=
ffices were shut down by anti-semitic laws, and the company was refounded=
in Palestine as the Sinai Publishing company. Yudlov 1986; Yaari 1492. Su=
bjects: Haggada shel Pesah. German. 1896. Vienna. Judaism - Liturgy &ndash=
; Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists two c=
opies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel, Bayerische Biblio). Boards soiled and w=
orn, with bumped edges. Pages are aged, but very clean. First and last pag=
e shaken, with fragile edges. Fair condition. (HAG-9-40A) (ID #29202) 75.0=
0.<br>
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71. • ERZAEHLUNGEN VON DEM AUSZUGE ISRAELS AUS EGYP=
TEN. ZUM VORTRAGE AN DEN BEIDEN ERSTEN PESACH-ABENDEN. Fuerth; S. B. Gusdo=
rfer, 1857. Clothbound. 64mo. 88 pages. 9 cm. “Sixth Revised Edition=
=2E ” In Hebrew. Bound in cloth and decorative boards. Title translate=
s as: “Story of the Exodus of Israel out of Egypt; Readings for the=
first two nights of Passover. ” The Haggadah of 1857 printed at Fur=
th was also exported to London to be combined with an English translation=
and sold by Vallentine. Our edition is very unusual, as it is half-size,=
and it seems that the majority of the commentary was cut out of this boun=
d edition, leaving only the story of exodus in Hebrew. Yaari 776; Yudlov 1=
044. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturg=
y - Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel; Univ Basel).=
Light rubbing and wear to cloth backstrip and boards. Pages lightly aged=
and lightly foxed, with lower left corner lightly bumped. Good + conditio=
n. (HAG-9-27) (ID #29186) 200.00.<br>
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72. • HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO=
NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. Vienna; Jos Schlesinger, 1923. Hardbound. 12mo. 64 pa=
ges. “New Edition, thoroughly revised. ” 19 cm. In Hebrew and=
English. Bound in red decorative boards with elaborate gilt decoration an=
d title. With 31 illustrations, one of the many unchanged editions of the=
Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph Schlesinger, a prayer-book publishing=
company founded in 1858 in Vienna, a leading publisher-printer of such li=
turgical items with translations into the main European languages. It was=
printing prayer-books well into the 20th century, until the offices were=
shut down by anti-semitic laws, and the company was refounded in Palestin=
e as the Sinai Publishing company. Yudlov 2902. Subjects: Passover - Praye=
r-books and devotions. Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – T=
exts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists no copies. Boards lightly worn a=
nd lightly rubbed. Backstrip repaired. All pages aged, but clean. Good con=
dition. (HAG-9-39B) (ID #29200) 75.00.<br>
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73. • HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO=
NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. Vienna; Jos Schlesinger, 1896. Hardbound. 12mo. 64 pa=
ges. “New Edition, thoroughly revised. ” 19 cm. In Hebrew and=
English. Bound in red decorative boards. With 31 illustrations, one of th=
e many unchanged editions of the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph Schles=
inger, a prayer-book publishing company founded in 1858 in Vienna, a leadi=
ng publisher-printer of such liturgical items with translations into the m=
ain European languages. It was printing prayer-books well into the 20th ce=
ntury, until the offices were shut down by anti-semitic laws, and the comp=
any was refounded in Palestine as the Sinai Publishing company. Yudlov 189=
4; Yaari 1490. Subjects: Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. Judaism -=
Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. O=
CLC lists no copies. Boards worn and soiled, with gilt rubbed. First and l=
ast pages shaken. Last page torn edges, affecting some text. All pages age=
d, but clean. Fair condition. (HAG-9-39A) (ID #29199) 75.00.<br>
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74. • HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO=
NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. Vienna; Jos Schlesinger, 1893. Hardbound. 12mo. 64 pa=
ges. “New Edition, thoroughly revised. ” 19 cm. In Hebrew and=
English. Bound in black decorative boards. With 31 illustrations, one of=
the many unchanged editions of the Pesah Haggadot published by Joseph Sch=
lesinger, a prayer-book publishing company founded in 1858 in Vienna, even=
tually a leading publisher and printer of liturgical texts with translatio=
ns into the main European languages. It was printing prayer-books well int=
o the 20th century, until the offices were shut down by anti-semitic laws,=
and the company was refounded in Palestine as the Sinai Publishing compan=
y. Yudlov 1886. Subjects: Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. Judaism -=
Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. O=
CLC lists 2 copies (Univ Pennsylvania, Natl Libr China). Boards worn and s=
oiled, with gilt rubbed. First and last pages shaken. All pages aged, but=
impeccably clean. Good condition. (HAG-9-39) (ID #29198) 75.00.<br>
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75. • PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Berlin; Yalkut, 1924. Pape=
r wrappers. 12mo. 31, [1] pages. 20 cm. In Hebrew and Yiddish. Yudlov 292=
7; Yaari 1979. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judais=
m - Liturgy - Texts. One copy at the Natl Libr Israel. Light ageing and so=
iling to covers, with corners lightly bumped. Pages lightly aged, with ver=
y light wine stains throughout. Very clean and fresh. Very good condition=
and very scarce. (HAG-7-34) (ID #29145) 300.00.<br>
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76. • SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASSOVER.=
Fürth; S. B. Gusdorfer, 1857. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 91 pages. 20 cm.=
In Hebrew and English. Service for the First Two Nights of Passover, publ=
ished by S. B. Gusdorfer in Furth, and sold by J. Vallentine in London. Yu=
dlov 1049. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Tex=
ts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 7 copies worldwide. Endpages light=
ly soiled, pages lightly aged, with edges and corners bumped. Some light f=
oxing on a few pages. Very clean. Good condition. (HAG-9-34) (ID #29193) 2=
25.00.<br>
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77. • Baruch, Franzisca; Jakob Steinhardt. HAGADAH=
SHEL PESAH [STEINHARDT HAGGADAH]. Berlin; F. Ostertag, 1923. Clothbound.=
4to. [50] pages. 27 cm. First edition. In Hebrew. Original purple cloth=
with silver gilt lettering on cover. First trade edition of the beautiful=
ly illustrated Steinhardt Haggadah, with 20 striking woodcuts by Jacob Ste=
inhardt and calligraphic text by Franziska Baruch. “This is one of t=
he most truly distinguished Haggadahs published in modern times, a milesto=
ne in Hebrew book production” (Yerushalmi 134). Steinhardt’s d=
ramatic woodcuts show the strong influence of German Expressionism on his=
work. His experience in the German Army during World War I also had an im=
pact on his work, perhaps most notably in the woodcut of the Four Sons, wh=
erein the Wicked Son is portrayed as a soldier dressed in a Prussian unifo=
rm with a spiked helmet. “Steinhardt also chose to illustrate the Ha=
ggadah passage concerning the perennial attempt to annihilate the Jews&hel=
lip; Steinhardt has focused upon a group of Jews, their faces showing that=
they are overcome with fear, in flight from some horror they have witness=
ed” (Yerushalmi 135). Steinhardt closes the Haggadah with a series o=
f ten woodcuts to illustrate the popular Passover song, Had gadya. The bea=
utiful Hebrew characters in the text were drawn by the noted type designer=
Franziska Baruch and executed by Steinhardt in wood. Issued the same year=
as a signed limited edition of 250 copies. Yaari 1952; Yudlov 2888. Subje=
cts: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCL=
C lists 23 copies worldwide. Ex-Libris: Chelsea Massachusetts Synagogue st=
amps on endpages. Backstrip reinforced with tape, covers soiled and faded=
in margins. Some spots of light foxing on edges and in a few outer margin=
s, noticeable wine stains scattered throughout. Text is very crisp, plates=
are bold. Good condition. (HAG-9-6) (ID #29162) 275.00.<br>
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78. • Budko, Joseph. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH [BUDKO HAG=
GADAH]. Berlin; Lowit, 1921. Hardbound. 8vo. 40 pages. First edition. 21 c=
m. In Hebrew. Black board hardcover with gilt illustration on front. Passo=
ver Haggadah illustrated by Joseph Budko, with 39 woodcut historiated init=
ials and lithograph etchings. Joseph Budko (1888–1940) , was a &ldqu=
o;painter and graphic artist. Budko, who was born in Plonsk, received a tr=
aditional Jewish education. In 1902 he went to study at the art school in=
Vilna. In 1910 Budko moved to Berlin where he learned metal-chasing and a=
lso studied at the Museum of Arts and Crafts. In Berlin Budko met Hermann=
Struck who taught him the technique of etching. Eventually he also took u=
p woodcutting, lithography, and painting. In 1933 Budko settled in Palesti=
ne. In 1935 he became the director of the reopened New Bezalel school of a=
rts and crafts. Budko stressed the teaching of graphic design and utilized=
the ornamental value of the Hebrew letters. Budko's subject matter wa=
s determined by the Jewish environment in which he grew up and to which he=
returned in Jerusalem. Budko developed a style that combined the personal=
with the Jewish, being a synthesis of Jewish tradition and modern art. He=
also revived the spirit of Jewish book illustration, adapting it to moder=
n design. Among the books he illustrated are the Haggadah, and he designed=
many bookplates. ” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica). “Joseph Budko=
’s Haggadah, 1921, skillfully integrated the Hebrew text with illust=
rations. Budko was thought to be withdrawn and outwardly cold, but his art=
was warm in a style that permitted a melding of tradition with modernism,=
slavery with redemption. His [illustration of a] faceless Jew trudges al=
one through history from a callous past to an unknowable future, moving ov=
er a snow-lined path, half-frozen, but determined and defiant. No signs or=
wonders for him - he knows he must make it on his own. ” (Page 353=
of “The way Jews lived: five hundred years of printed words and ima=
ges” by Constance Harris). Yaari 1913; Yudlov 2821. Subjects: Judais=
m - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts=
=2E One copy listed at the Abraham H. Berman Haggadah Collection at the Libr=
ary of Congress. Backstrip repaired. Covers worn, with lightly bumped edge=
s. Some soiling to the margins of most pages, with bumped edges, and a few=
pages contain tears at the margins. A few small spots of foxing scattered=
lightly. Very clean, and pages very fresh. Good- condition. (HAG-9-38) (I=
D #29197) 165.00.<br>
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79. • Geismar, Otto. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. Berlin; &q=
uot;yalkut", 1927. Clothbound. 8vo. 46 pages. 22 cm. First edition. I=
n Hebrew. Bound in original yellow cloth with front cover illustration dep=
icting the breaking of the chains of slavery towards a new dawn; black and=
white modernist ‘stick-figure’ Illustrations by Otto Geismar:=
“The Geismar illustrations are among the most unusual ever to adorn=
a Hagadah text. ” (Yerushalmi) Yudlov 3061. Subjects: Haggadot - Te=
xts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah - Illust=
rations. OCLC lists 9 copies worldwide. Covers lightly soiled, edges light=
ly bumped, endpages lightly soiled, with a white paint spot on the first e=
ndpage. Light soiling on first illustration page in the lower margin; very=
lightly aged throughout, but exceedingly clean and fresh. Very good condi=
tion. (HAG-9-4) (ID #29160) 275.00.<br>
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80. • Heidenheim, Wolf. HA-HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM=
ERZÄHLUNG VON DEM AUSZUGE ISRAELS AUS AGYPTEN. Frankfurt A. M; Lehrb=
erger & Co, 1909. Clothbound. 8vo. 64 pages. 22 cm. “New Illustr=
ated edition. ” Hebrew text with German translation in parallel colu=
mns. Bound in red cloth with gilt decorative borders and gilt title &ldquo=
;Hagadah. ” With decorative endpages and 23 color illustrations thro=
ughout, including color illustration on titlepage. Title translates as: &l=
dquo;Haggadah Seder; Narrative of the Exodus of Israel from Egypt. ”=
Wolf Heidenheim (Benjamin Ze'ev; 1757–1832) , was a “Hebr=
ew grammarian, masoretic scholar, exegete, and commentator on the liturgy.=
” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) Heidenheim’s ritual for Passove=
r was first published in Roedelheim in 1822-23. Yudlov 2438. Subjects: Hag=
gadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC li=
sts no copies of the 1909 edition. Covers very lightly soiled. Very light=
wine stains in a few spots throughout. All text and illustrations clean a=
nd bright. Good + condition. (HAG-9-24A) (ID #29182) 80.00.<br>
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81. • Heidenheim, Wolf. HA-HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM=
ERZÄHLUNG VON DEM AUSZUGE ISRAELS AUS AGYPTEN AN DEN BEIDEN ERSTEN P=
ESSACH-ABENDEN. Frankfurt A. M; Lehrberger & Co, 1900. Clothbound. 8vo=
=2E 64 pages. 22 cm. “New Illustrated edition. ” Hebrew text wit=
h German translation in parallel columns. Bound in red cloth with gilt dec=
orative borders and gilt title “Hagadah. ” With decorative end=
pages and 23 color illustrations throughout. Title translates as: “H=
aggadah Seder; Narrative of the Exodus of Israel from Egypt for the first=
two nights of Passover. ” Wolf Heidenheim (Benjamin Ze'ev; 1757=
–1832) , was a “Hebrew grammarian, masoretic scholar, exegete,=
and commentator on the liturgy. ” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) Heide=
nheim’s ritual for Passover was first published in Roedelheim in 182=
2-23. Yaari 1582. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Jud=
aism - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel, J=
TSA, Case Western Univ). Covers soiled. Light wine stained throughout in t=
he margins, and some margins noticeably aged and browned. All text and ill=
ustrations clean and bright. Good condition. (HAG-9-24) (ID #29181) 100.00=
=2E<br>
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82. • Liebermann, Julian. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH=
[LIEBERMANN ILLUSTRATED HAGGADAH]. Berlin; Gonzer & Lewin, 1925. Har=
dbound. Folio. 48 pages. First edition. 36 cm. In Hebrew. Original black c=
loth hardcover with gilt title and illustration. Hebrew text beautifully i=
llustrated with elaborate lithograph illustrations and borders by Julian L=
iebermann. Lengthy dedication in German on title page dated 1931 in near i=
llegible writing. Yudlov 2962; Yaari 2000 Subjects: Passover -- Prayer-boo=
ks and devotions. Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts.=
Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 5 copies (Harvard, Yeshiva, StaatsBib=
lio Berlin, College of Charlseton, Deutsche NatlBiblio). Light wear to cov=
ers, with small tear to front cover, back corner edge torn. Backstrip star=
ting. All pages very lightly aged, with very small wine spot in a few marg=
ins. Very clean and well preserved. Good condition. (HAG-9-45) (ID #29206)=
300.00.<br>
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83. •Bamberger, S. Wolf Heidenheim and Stanislaus B=
ender. ERZAHLUNG VON DEM AUSZUGE AUS AGYPTEN =3D [SEDER HA-HAGADAH LE-LEL=
SHIMURIM]: FUR DIE BEIDEN ERSTEN PESSACHABENDE. Frankfurt A. M.: M. Lehrb=
erger & Co. 1926. Hardcover, 12mo, 64 pages, illustrated, 21 cm. In Ge=
rman. Ex-library. Hinge repair. Otherwise, very good condition. (Hag-4-14)=
(ID #27538) 40.00.<br>
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84. •Dunner, Joseph Hirsch. HAGAHOT AL MASEKHET ERU=
VIN, BETSAH VE-SUKAH: BAVLI VI-YERUSHALMI. Frankfort De-Main, 1895. Hardco=
ver, 8vo, 191, 226, 266 pages, 26 cm. In Hebrew. OCLC lists 1 copy worldwi=
de (Princeton). Hinge repair. Some stained pages. Wear and tear to cover b=
inding. Chipping to cover edges and corners. Otherwise, good condition. (H=
eb-18-10) (ID #26735) 135.00.<br>
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85. • Falkenberg, Hermann. HAGADA FÜR DIE SEDE=
RABENDE. Berlin, Liberalen Synagoge Norden; M. Rosenthal [Printer], 1929.=
Paper Wrappers. 8vo. 38 pages. 22 cm. Copy belonging to the only child an=
d son-in-law of Leo Baeck, Ruth (Baeck) and Hermann Berlak, with “Be=
rlak” penned on the endpaper. Hebrew and German; instructions and co=
mmentaries in German only. Hagada for the Seder Evenings, by Hermann Falke=
nberg, founder of a liberal synagogue on Berlin’s Schoenhauser Allee=
, died in 1936. His wife, Bertha Falkenberg, was a pioneer for the rights=
of Jewish women in the pre-war years. A longtime president of the Berlin=
Jewish Women’s League, she fought for the voting rights of women as=
synagogue members. A plaque dedicated to the Falkenberg’s was comme=
morated in 2003; affixed to the outer wall of 22 Lottumstrasse in former E=
ast Berlin, it marks the last address of the Falkenbergs. Listed as Yudlov=
3168. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Haggadah - Texts. OCLC=
lists 4 copies worldwide (Deutsche NatlBiblio, Harvard, Natl Libr Israel,=
Tel Aviv Univ). Covers lightly worn, title page crumpled at top, pages li=
ghtly aged but very clean. Good + condition. (HAG-7-3) (ID #29114) 150.00.=
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86. • Khvol’son, D. A. (Daniil Avraamovich).=
DAS LETZTE PASSAMAHL CHRIST UND DER TAG SEINES TODES, NACH DEN IN ÜB=
EREINSTIMMUNG GEBRACHTEN BERICHTEN DER SYNOPTIKER UND DES EVANGELIUM JOHAN=
NIS. Leipzig; H. Haessel, 1908. Paper wrappers. Folio. XI, 190 pages. 34 c=
m. Second edition. In German, with Hebrew, Greek, Arabic. Title translates=
as: “The last Passover meal of Christ and the day of his death, acc=
ording to the report of the Synoptics put into accordance with the Gospel=
of John. ” Anastatic reprint of the edition of 1892, with three sup=
plements, containing additions and improvements of the author. D. A. Chwol=
son (Daniel Avraamovich Khvolson, 1819–1911) was a Russian Orientali=
st. “Chwolson was born of poor, devout Jewish parents in Vilna. In 1=
841 he went to Breslau, where Abraham *Geiger befriended him and helped hi=
m prepare for matriculation at the university. Later he returned to Russia=
, settling in St. Petersburg. In 1855 Chwolson became a convert of the Rus=
sian Orthodox Church. He was then appointed professor of Hebrew, Syriac, a=
nd Chaldaic philology at the University of St. Petersburg, and three years=
later he was given the corresponding chair at both the Russian Orthodox a=
nd Roman Catholic theological academies in the same city. In this triple c=
apacity he taught practically every eminent Semitic scholar in Russia duri=
ng the second half of the 19th century and after. Among his disciples were=
the greatest Russian Orientalists. Despite his conversion, Chwolson remai=
ned well disposed toward Jews and Judaism and retained his friendship with=
many eminent Jewish scholars and leaders. He was particularly welcome in=
Jewish Orthodox circles because of his frequent intervention on their beh=
alf when government officials threatened the yeshivot or the publication o=
f the Talmud. “Das letzte Passahmahl Christi und der Tag seines Tode=
s” (1892) , while meant as an answer to antisemitic accusations, is=
a learned and detailed investigation of the circumstances of Jesus' t=
rial and condemnation. In it Chwolson attempted to prove that Jesus was se=
ntenced to death by the Sadducean high court and that therefore the Pharis=
ees and masses of Jews bear no guilt. ” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica).=
“The deep-rooted belief that Jesus was crucified by the Jews being=
the principal cause of the prejudice against them on the part of the Chri=
stians, Chwolson, in a dissertation entitled "Poslyedniyaya Paskhalna=
ya Vecherya Isusa Christa I Den yevo Smerti, " in "Christianskoe=
Chtenie, " St. Petersburg, 1875 (German translation, "Das Letzt=
e Passamal Christi, " ib. 1892) , shows the groundlessness of this be=
lief. He points out that the proceedings of the trial and condemnation of=
Jesus, as related in the Gospels, were in violation of the rabbinical law=
s, and consequently could not have been conducted by a Jewish tribunal. &r=
dquo; (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia). Subjects: Last Supper. Jesus Christ - Cr=
ucifixion. Jesus Christ - Chronology. Bible. N. T. Gospels - Criticism, in=
terpretation, etc. Bible. N. T. Gospels - Chronology. Covers worn and soil=
ed, with edges chipped. Back cover detached and missing upper third. Pages=
soiled in margins, but clean and fresh. Outer edges bumped with some tear=
s. Last page torn, affecting text on page 189-190. Fair condition. (GER-38=
-15) (ID #28924) 200.00.<br>
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87. • Mayer, Rachel. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH THE SEDER S=
ERVICE, HAGADAH FOR PASSOVER. Vienna; Edited And Printed By "union&qu=
ot; (Appel Bros. ) , 1921. Clothbound. 8vo. 62, [2] pages. 22 cm. In Engl=
ish and Hebrew. Bound in red decorative boards; with five woodcut black an=
d white plates depicting the liberation from slavery. With addendum childr=
en’s poem, entitled “One Pet Kid! One Pet Kid! ” Listed=
as Yudlov 2819. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. Se=
der - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Liturgy. OCLC lists 9 copies worldwide.=
Includes laid in pages (8) from older unknown Hebrew text. Bottom half of=
backstrip torn, starting. Covers lightly worn. Light stains on title page=
=2E Pages lightly aged. Good condition. (HAG-7-6) (ID #29117) 30.00.<br>
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88. • Seligmann, Caesar. HAGADA: LITURGIE FÜR=
DIE HÄUSLICHE FEIER DER SEDERABENDE. Frankfurt Am Main; J. Kauffmann=
, 1925. Clothbound. 8vo. 45 pages. 25 cm. Fourth edition. In German, with=
some Hebrew. Title translates as: “Haggadah; Liturgy for the Celebr=
ation of the Seder Nights at Home. ” Bound in red decorative boards;=
with 36 black and white reproductions of prints depicting the Passover ri=
tual and biblical events taken from medieval block cut prints. Yaari 2016.=
Subjects: Pesach. OCLC lists 6 copies worldwide. Edges of covers lightly=
worn, pages very lightly aged, clean and fresh. Good + condition. (HAG-7-=
11) (ID #29122) 35.00.<br>
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PRAGUE<br>
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89. • Kisch, Alexander. DIE PESSACH-HAGADA [KISCH=
HAGGADAH]. Prague; Pascheles, 1889. Original Gilt stamped boards. 12mo. 7=
8 pages. 17 cm. The first Haggadah to use modern style illustrations, now=
known as the Kisch Haggadah. 1ST Edition. Illustrated by Cyril Kutlik. Ha=
ggadah in vocalized Hebrew with German translation. “The Haggadah of=
Passover, prayer and rites at the family table for the first two evenings=
of Passover. With 12 artistic illustrations subsequently performed. The t=
raditional Hebrew text with new German translation and explanation provide=
d by... Dr. Alexander Kisch, rabbi and preacher in Prague. “ Althoug=
h Yerushalmi correctly records this Hagadah as Prague 1889, the illustrati=
on he depicts in his “Haggadah & History” (no. 118) is act=
ually the second edition and printed without a date on the title (see Yudl=
ov 2135 who dates it ca. 1900). The present copy, with date clearly visibl=
e on the title-page, is the “real” first appearance of this Ha=
gadah. Alexander Kisch was a “rabbi and writer; born Oct. 5, 1848, a=
t Prague. From 1863 to 1872 he studied at the Jewish Theological Seminary=
of Breslau. He then went to Paris as tutor to the family of Baron Horace=
de Günzburg. In 1874 he was called as rabbi to Brüx, Bohemia, a=
nd subsequently to Zurich; in 1886 he was called to the Meiselsynagogue at=
Prague, succeeding Dr. A. Stein” (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia). Yaari=
1388. Yudlov 1783. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. J=
udaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayers and devotions. OCLC lists 4 c=
opies worldwide (JTSA, Yeshiva, Harvard, DLC). Very Good condition. (HAG-9=
-17) (ID #29174) 300.00.<br>
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90. • Landau, Moses Israel. DAS PESSACH FEST. Prag;=
J. W. Pascheles, 1889. Clothbound. 12mo. 63 pages. 19 cm. “Latest e=
dition. ” In Hebrew and German. Bound in red cloth with gilt border=
and title “Das Pessach Fest” on cover. Full title: “Sed=
er Marbeh Lesaper-Vortrag fuer die beident abende des Ueberschreitungsfest=
es. ” With vignette title page of Moses in Ashkenazi garb pleading b=
efore Pharoah, and 9 vignette engravings illustrating the story of Moses a=
nd the Exodus. Originally published by Moses Israel Landau in Prague in 18=
49; Landau (1788-1852) was a well known printer and publisher and leader o=
f the Prague Jewish Community. Yudlov 1781. Two other publishers in Budape=
st and Vienna also reissued this same edition in 1899. Subjects: Judaism -=
Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayers and devotions. Tefillot. Mahzor. OCLC=
lists one copy worldwide (National Library Israel). Covers soiled and wor=
n. Spine rebacked. Pages lightly aged, but clean and fresh. Good condition=
=2E (HAG-9-18) (ID #29175) 100.00.<br>
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91. • Landau, Moses Israel. SEDER...HAGADAH SHEL PE=
SAH... ASHKENAZIT. Prag; Druck De M. I. Landau, 1837. Clothbound. 12mo. [=
62] pages. 18 cm. First edition. In Hebrew and Judeo-German. Bound in marb=
led boards. Moses Israel Landau was an “Austrian printer, publisher,=
and lexicographer; born Dec. 28, 1788, at Prague; died there May 4, 1852;=
grandson of Ezekiel Landau. After finishing his studies at a yeshibah of=
his native town he established a Hebrew and Oriental printing-press in Pr=
ague, which became important in the annals of Hebrew typography. ” (=
1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) Yaari 565. Yudlov 780. Subjects: Liturgy and rit=
ual. Hagadah. Judeo-German. 1837. Haggadot - Commentaries. OCLC lists 4 co=
pies worldwide (Harvard, Bar Ilan Univ, Spertus Inst, JTSA). Backstrip clo=
th worn away, but binding is firm. Boards soiled, lower left margin of pag=
es throughout very soiled, with scattered wine stains throughout as well.=
All text crisp. Good condition. (HAG-9-19) (ID #29176) 325.00.<br>
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92. • Landau, Moses Israel. Seder Hagadah Shel Pesa=
h: Mit Allen Dinim Und Minhagim in Deutscher Sprahe. Prag; M. I. Landau, 1=
850. Later Wrappers. 12mo. [40] pages. 19 cm. In Hebrew. For two evenings=
of the feast, with instructions in Judeo-German (German words written in=
Hebrew Script). Moses Israel Landau was an “Austrian printer, publi=
sher, and lexicographer; born Dec. 28, 1788, at Prague; died there May 4,=
1852; grandson of Ezekiel Landau. After finishing his studies at a yeshib=
ah of his native town he established a Hebrew and Oriental printing-press=
in Prague, which became important in the annals of Hebrew typography. &rd=
quo; (1906 Jewish Encyclopedia) Yaari 696. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Sed=
er - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Liturgy and ritual. Hagad=
ah.1850. OCLC lists 5 copies worldwide (JTSA, Harvard, British Library, St=
anford, Library Of Congress). Title page aged and soiled. All edges lightl=
y soiled with wine stains, and lightly bumped. Pages lightly aged, but ove=
rall very clean and in good condition. Good condition. (HAG-7-1) (ID #2911=
2) 200.00.<br>
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HUNGARY<br>
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93. • PESZACHI HAGGADA. Budapest; Keruletkozi Talmu=
d Tora, 1927. Clothbound. 8vo. 64 pages. 23 cm. Second Revised edition. He=
brew and Hungarian on opposite pages. Bound in later red cloth, with decor=
ative gilt border and gilt temple on cover. Published by the Budapest Talm=
ud Torah, this Hungarian Haggadah contains three illustrations; all pages=
printed with an elaborate border in green ink; last several pages contain=
the complete list of members and leaders of the association. Yaari 2677;=
Yudlov 3060. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism=
- Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Harvard, Brit=
ish Libr, Natl Libr Israel). Edges of cloth cover chipped and bumped and l=
ightly soiled. Title page lightly soiled. Pages throughout very clean, wit=
h occasional light wine spots. Good condition. (HAG-9-26) (ID #29185) 125.=
00.<br>
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94. • Guttmann, Simon. PESZACHI HAGGADA. Budapest;=
Steiner Armin, 1932. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 68 pages. 18 cm. “New Ed=
ition. ” In Hebrew and Hungarian on opposite pages. Bound as issued.=
The Haggadah with an Hungarian translation and several illustrations: ill=
ustrated wrappers depicting seven men seated at a Seder table in a temple,=
and 9 black and white illustrations throughout. Yaari 2166; Yudlov 3407.=
Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder. Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists=
two copies worldwide (JTSA, Natl Libr Israel). Wrapper worn, shaken. Very=
light wine stains throughout, lightly aged. All text bright and clean. Go=
od condition. (HAG-9-25A) (ID #29184) 125.00.<br>
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95. • Guttmann, Simon. PESZACHI HAGGADA. Budapest;=
Steiner Armin, 1932. Paper wrappers. 12mo. 68 pages. 18 cm. “New Ed=
ition. ” In Hebrew and Hungarian on opposite pages. Bound as issued.=
The Haggadah with Hungarian translation with illustrated wrappers depicti=
ng the items for the Seder table and 9 black and white illustrations throu=
ghout. Yaari 2166; Yudlov 3407. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Seder=
=2E Haggadah - Texts. OCLC lists two copies worldwide (JTSA, Natl Libr Israe=
l). With pen, pencil, and colored pencil inscription from “Heller He=
dvig” (ostensibly a young girl) , located at endpages and in margins=
of two pages. Some pages contain scattered foxing, all pages worn, with s=
ome light tears to a few margins. All text bright and clean. Fair conditio=
n. (HAG-9-25) (ID #29183) 100.00.<br>
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96. • Kelemen, Adolf. PESZACH HAGADA. Budapest; Mar=
cus, 1899. Clothbound. 8vo. V, 39, 42 pages. Only edition. In Hebrew and H=
ungarian. Passover Haggadah, translated with commentary by Rabbi Kelemen A=
dolf. Bound in contemporary cloth and marbled boards. With two title pages=
=2E Yudlov 2084. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judais=
m - Liturgy - Texts. One copy in the Natl Libr Israel. Covers worn with ch=
ipped and bumped corners. Hungarian title page contains a tear. Pages aged=
, worn, and lightly soiled. But solid. (HAG-7-32) (ID #29143) 350.00.<br>
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97. •Ganzfried, Solomon Ben Joseph and Yehuda Ary K=
lein. PESZACH TORVENYEI. Budapest: A Fordito Kiadasa, 1927. Softcover, 8vo=
, 66 pages. In Hungarian. Hebrew and Hungarian in parallel columns. Date f=
rom preface. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Libr of Congress, Nat Libr of=
Israel, Harvard). Chipping to edges of cover. Fragile cover and some frag=
ile pages. Spine repair. Browning of pages. Otherwise, good condition. (Ha=
g-4-12) (ID #27536) 75.00.<br>
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OTHER EASTERN EUROPE<br>
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98. • SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: ‘IM MATAYIM S=
HELOSHIM U-SHEMONEH PERUSHIM VE-HOSAFOT. Podgorze: Druck Von S. L. Deutsch=
er, Verlag Josef Leser, 1906. Hardcover, later cloth, small 8vo, 144 pages=
, Hebrew, Subject: Haggada – Jewish Liturgy - Prayer. OCLC lists 6 c=
opies worldwide. Tear to title-page, pages tanned and have some stains, ov=
erall very good condition (HAG-8-19) (ID #29223) 50.00.<br>
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99. • SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: ‘IM MATAYIM S=
HELOSHIM U-SHEMONEH PERUSHIM VKe-HOSAFOT. Krakau, 1906/7. Later Paper-wrap=
pers, 8vo, 144 pages, Hebrew, OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (Yale, Brandei=
s, Harvard). Subject: Haggada – Jewish Liturgy - Prayer. Bit of edge=
wear, pages tanned, overall very good condition (HAG-8-18) (ID #29222) 65=
=2E00.<br>
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100. • Gershon, Mosheh Ben. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESA=
H: MEVO’ARAH ‘IM HAMISHAH ASAR BE’URIM ME-GE’ONI O=
LAM.../ SEFER MAT’AMIM: MEKORIM TOVIM AL MINHAGE YISRA’EL MEKU=
DASHIM. Vilna: Bi-Defus Avraham Tsevi Rozenkrants Ve-R. Menahem Mendil Shr=
iftzettser, 1892. Cloth, 8vo, 2 works bound together. First is: , 88 pages=
, illustrated, Subjects: Haggadah-Commmentaries, Seder, Haggadot, OCLC lis=
ts 2 copies worldwide (NYPL, Arizona State U) Not in Yudlov. Second is: Va=
rsha: Bi-defus M. Y. Halter, 1890, 144 pages, first page illustrated, Subj=
ects: Judaism-customs and practices, OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Univ.=
Of Toronto). 1st title Very worn on the edges, pages tanned and worn, chi=
pping on the edges, first 2 pages detached, with tears through some text,=
Poor condition, but complete. Second title fragile, but otherwise Good. (=
HAG-8-9) (ID #29215) 75.00.<br>
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101. • Miller, Yis´ra'el David Ben. HAGAD=
AH SHEL PESAH: ‘IM ME'AH VA-HAMISHAH AS´AR PERUSHIM HA-NIK=
RA'AH BA-SHEM MIGDAL HEDER. Vilna: Ha-Almanah Veha-Ahim Rom, 1922. Har=
dcover, 8vo, 110 pages. Hebrew, Yudlov 2897 Subject: Haggadot – Sede=
r – Liturgy. OCLC lists no copy of this edition. Pencil markings on=
front-cover and first pages, covers show heavy wear, binding repaired, pa=
ges tanned and chipped, no text loss, overall fair condition, but complete=
=2E Scarce (HAG-8-13) (ID #29218) 100.00.<br>
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102. • PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Warsaw; Sikora I Mylner,=
1927. Clothbound. 8vo. 111 pages. In Hebrew. Passover Haggadah, with two=
commentaries on “Chad Gadya”, printed in Warsaw by Rabbi Jaco=
b Naftali Zilberberg, an anti-zionist Hasidic Rabbi. Yudlov 3080; Yaari 20=
49. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy=
- Texts. One copy at the Natl Libr Israel. Covers worn, backstrip shaken.=
First endpage loose, chipping, with penciled notes. Pages aged, but clean=
=2E Fair condition. Very Scarce. (HAG-7-35) (ID #29146) 300.00.<br>
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103. • HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH. Warsaw, Stereotyp, [1=
929]. Original Stapled Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [6], 5, [1], 47, [12] pages=
=2E In Hebrew and Yiddish. Illustrated haggadah with Yiddish translation by=
H. Finkelstein. The final group of pages contain publicity material for t=
he Carmel Wine Co. CD-EPI 0186259; Yudlov 3187; Yaari 2120. Front cover ab=
sent; back cover detached but present. Pages darkened, chipping at edges b=
ut not fragile. Nearly Good condition. (HAG-9-46) (ID #29207) 125.00.<br>
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104. • Azulai, Hayyim Joseph David. SEFER S´I=
MHAT HA-REGEL [HAGGADAH - KABBALAH]. Pyetrkov [Pietrokow, Poland]; Morde=
khai Tsederboym, 1909. Later Paper Wrappers. 4to. 112 pages. 29 cm. In Heb=
rew. The Sefer Simhat Ha-Regel contains the Kabbalistic commentary on the=
Haggadah by Hayyim Joseph David Azulai “(known by his Hebrew acrony=
m Hida, Hayyim Yoseph David Azulai; 1724–1806) , halakhist, kabbalis=
t, emissary, and bibliographer. Azulai was born in Jerusalem; he was desce=
nded on his father's side from a prominent family of rabbis and kabbal=
ists from Spain while his mother was a daughter of Joseph Bialer who had g=
one to Erez Israel with Judah Hasid in 1770. He studied under some of the=
outstanding Jewish scholars of his age including Jonah Navon , Isaac ha-K=
ohen Rapoport , and Hayyim ibn Attar. Azulai attained early eminence in Je=
wish studies and was regarded by the Jewry of the Ottoman Empire and of It=
aly as the leading scholar of his generation. He was highly esteemed, too,=
by the Jews of Germany, especially after the publication of his works. &h=
ellip; Possessed of great intellectual powers and many-faceted talents, he=
combined a religious and mystical ardor with an insatiable intellectual c=
uriosity. Added to these were critical ability, a facile pen, and a boundl=
ess capacity for work. ” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) Yudlov 2433; Ya=
ari 1766. Subjects: Haggadah - Commentaries - Early works to 1800. Haggada=
h - Commentaries. Bible. O. T. Rut. - Commentaries. Judaism - Liturgy &nda=
sh; Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 8 c=
opies worldwide. Cloth backstrip and back cover absent. All pages aged, wi=
th fragile edges and some chipping. Very clean however, with one or two li=
ght spots of foxing. Good- condition. (HAG-9-44) (ID #29205) 150.00.<br>
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105. • Schlesinger, Philipp; Jozef Güns; Salom=
on Spitzer. HAGADA NA PESACH. Vienna; Jos. Schlesinger, 1930. Hardbound. 4=
to. 64 [13] pages. First polish edition. In Hebrew and Polish. Bound in m=
odern cloth boards with decorative paper pastedown. Illustrated with thirt=
een full page color illustrations reproduced from original artistic drafts=
of M. Kunstadt; with a Polish translation and copious explanatory notes b=
y Dr. Phillipp Schlesinger and Joseph Guens. Text printed in red and black=
ink. A German edition was published previously. Yudlov 3227. Subjects: Ju=
daism - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - T=
exts. OCLC lists one copy (Harvard). Light wear to covers, backstrip and e=
ndpages shaken. All pages clean and fresh. Good condition. The Polish Edit=
ion is quite scarce. (HAG-9-41) (ID #29203) 225.00.<br>
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106. •Gassenbauer, Benzion. SEDER HAGGADAH SHEL PES=
AH: NIKRET BE-SHEM SHULHAN HA-TAHOR, ‘IM PE. ZEH MI-TSIYON MI-KELAL=
YOFI: KOLEL MA’AMARIM. Lemberg, 1908. Hardcover, 8vo, 60 [i. E. 12=
0] pages, 25 cm. In Hebrew. SUBJECT (S): Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judais=
m -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadot -- Texts. Haggadah. Other Titles: Haggadah=
=2E ; Shulhan ha-tahor. OCLC lists 11 copies worldwide. Hinge repair. Wear t=
o binding. Lightly stained edges of pages. Chipped and worn cover edges, b=
inding and corners. Good condition. (Hag-2-8) (ID #27513) 65.00.<br>
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107. •Royzenblum, Shemuel Ben Sh. Joseph Ben Abraha=
m Gikatilla, Elijah Ben Solomon, Emden, Jacob, Eliezer Ben Elijah Ashkenaz=
i, Isaac Ben Moses Arama. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: HA-NIKRA’AH BE-S=
HEM SIFTE RENANOT: TOKHAH... HAMISHAH PERUSHIM... Varsha: Bi-Defus N. Shri=
ftgisser, 1862. Hardcover, 8vo, 38 (i. E. 76) pages, In Hebrew. “1.=
Tsafnat paneah le-rabenu Yosef Gikatilya -- 2. Perush rabenu Eliyahu ha-g=
aKon mi-Vilna -- 3. Sha’are shamayim leha-gaKon Yabets -- 4. Ma&rsqu=
o;aseh Mitsrayim leha-gaKon EliKezer Ashkenazi -- 5. Perush melukat mi-sef=
er ‘Akedat Yitshak le-rabenu Yitshak ‘Aramah”. Other Tit=
les: Haggadah. ; Sifte renanot. ; Perush ha-Gera. ; Tsafnat pa’neah.=
; Perush Eliyahu mi-Vilna. ; Sha’are shamayim. ; Ma’aseh Mits=
rayim. ; ‘Akedat Yitshak. OCLC lists 1 copy worldwide (JTS). Hinge r=
epair. Chipped cover edges. Some stained pages. Otherwise, good condition.=
(Hag-4-15) (ID #27539) 125.00.<br>
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LIVORNO<br>
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108. • SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: ‘IM PITRON B=
I-LESHON SEFARADI. Livorno: Bi-Defus Israel Kushta..., 1888. Paper-wrapper=
s, 8vo, 38 pages, illustrated, Ladino and Hebrew, Yudlov 1750, Subject: Li=
turgy – Ritual – Judeo-Spanish. OCLC lists one copy worldwide=
(Jewish Theological Seminary) Only back cover still present, pages tanned=
, chipped and show rough edge-wear, some detached, a few letters might be=
lost on the last pages, otherwise text complete and overall fair conditio=
n. (HAG-8-12) (ID #29217) 400.00.<br>
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109. • PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Livorno; Solomon Belforte=
, 1900. Clothbound. 12mo. 352 pages. 19 cm. In Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. Th=
e Passover Haggadah with commentaries and laws of Korban Pesakh. Title pag=
e with typographical border. Bound in quarter leather with decorative gilt=
and marbled boards. “Livorno also became a center of Hebrew printin=
g… Sixteen printers set up in Livorno between 1763 and 1870, the mo=
st important being the house of Solomon Belforte (established in 1838) whi=
ch supplied the North African and Levantine market with liturgical books u=
ntil the outbreak of World War II” (Encyclopaedia Judaica). Yudlov 2=
128; Yaari 1580. Subjects: Haggadah – Commentaries. Judaism - Liturg=
y – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lis=
ts 2 copies worldwide (Natl Libr Israel, Bar Ilan Univ). Covers worn, with=
some soiling, bumped edges, with a chipped corner, and six small wormhole=
s to the leather backstrip. All pages clean and unaffected by worming, lig=
htly aged. Very Good- Condition. (HAG-9-48) (ID #29209) 375.00.<br>
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110. • SEDER HAGADAH SHEL PESAH. Livorno; Bi-Defus=
Sh. Belforte Va-Havero, 1904. Clothbound. 8vo. 88 pages. 24 cm. In Hebrew=
and Judeo-Arabic. Bound in quarter leather and marbled boards with decora=
tive gilt on backstrip. With 78 woodcut illustrations printed in green ink=
=2E “Great international centers of Hebrew printing always produced a=
surplus of Haggadahs for export… A prime example is Leghorn [Livo=
rno], Italy, which in the 19th century became the printer for Jewries acro=
ss the whole of North Africa” (Yerushalmi, 55). Our copy has numerou=
s inscriptions in French in the endpages, including the beginning of a joc=
ular poem concerning the (Austrian Fascist ruler in 1934) “Dolfuss k=
ing of Austria, is dead on his bed” as well as inscriptions of an ad=
dress in “Maroc” (Morocco) by the same handwriting. Yudlov 227=
0; Yaari 1666. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot –=
Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies (Yeshiva, Harvard, Te=
l Aviv, Natl Libr Israel). Boards worn, backstrip rubbed and worn, all edg=
es bumped. All signatures shaken; all page edges bumped and some torn, mos=
tly affecting margins, and affecting text on two pages. Some wine stains a=
nd ageing to later pages. Text and illustrations very clean and bright. Go=
od condition thus. (HAG-9-36) (ID #29195) 250.00.<br>
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111. • Hutsin, Shelomoh Bekhor. SEDER HAGADAH SHEL=
PESAH [1887 LIVORNO HAGGADAH ACCORDING TO THE BAGHDAD RITE]. Livorno; El=
ijah Benamozegh For Solomon Bekhor Huzin, 1887. Paper wrappers. 8vo. 34 pa=
ges. 23 cm. Edition. In Judeo-Arabic and Hebrew. Livorno Haggadah accordin=
g to the Baghdad rite, with Arabic translation in Hebrew characters, illus=
trated with 20 woodcut historiated initials. “Great international ce=
nters of Hebrew printing always produced a surplus of Haggadahs for export=
… A prime example is Leghorn [Livorno], Italy, which in the 19th c=
entury became the printer for Jewries across the whole of North Africa&rdq=
uo; (Yerushalmi, 55). The publisher Benamozegh (1822-1900) served as rabbi=
in Livorno and as professor of theology in the rabbinical school of that=
city, and wrote numerous works in Hebrew, French, and Italian. Our copy c=
ontains oversized margins and uncut pages, showing that it has never been=
read. Yaari 1288. Yudlov 1722. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturg=
y - Texts. Judaism - Iraq - Baghdad - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 5 copies=
worldwide (Yeshiva, Yale, Harvard, Univ Pennsylvania, Univ Leipzig). Edge=
s and margins fragile and bumped, with two strips of tape for repair on ti=
tle page in far margins. All pages lightly aged, with very small spots of=
foxing, but very clean throughout. Good + condition. (HAG-9-29) (ID #2918=
8) 375.00.<br>
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112. • HAGADAH SHEL PESAH PESHAT... HAGGADA CHEL PI=
ÇAH: AVEC PRONONCIATION DE L HÉBREU EN CARACTÈRES LAT=
INS. Sousse (Tunisie) ; Maklouf Nadjar, 1948. Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [2], 8=
8, [2] pages. 21 cm. In Hebrew, French, and Judeo-Arabic; also includes H=
ebrew pronunciation in Latin characters. Includes a last page discussion o=
f a Karaite Law. Tunisia has long held one of the oldest continuous Jewish=
Communities in the world; after the 1880’s the French held military=
control over Tunisia, and many Tunisian Jews adopted the language; hence=
the Hebrew pronunciation using French script as found in this Haddagah. T=
unisia was the only country in North Africa directly held by Nazi Germany,=
in 1942, and many anti-semitic laws were brutally put into effect there.=
Yudlov 4103; Yaari 2365. Subjects: Hebrew language - Transliteration into=
French. Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder -=
Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 2 copies worldwide (Harvard, HUC). Our copy i=
s very worn, with all edges bumped and torn, many pages aged, some pages v=
ery soiled. However, all text is crisp and bright. Fair condition. (HAG-9-=
37) (ID #29196) 100.00.<br>
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113. • Lugassy, Joseph. PASSOVER HAGGADAH. Casablan=
ca; Joseph Lugassy, 1940. Paper Wrappers. 8vo. [32] pages. 21 cm. In Hebr=
ew with Judeo-Arabic instructions. With French titles beneath the four bla=
ck and white illustrations. Yudlov 3829. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy &ndas=
h; Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 2 co=
pies worldwide (Tel Aviv, Natl Libr Israel). Covers worn and soiled. Signa=
tures lightly shaken. Pages aged, very lightly worn, but clean. Good-condi=
tion. (HAG-9-49) (ID #29210) 250.00. H\ERETZ ISRAEL-israel<br>
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114. • HAGGADAH SHEL PESSAH [RITE OF ADEN]. Jerusa=
lem; Bi-Defus "yehudah Vi-Yerushalayim", 1930. Later Paper wrapp=
ers. 12mo. [92] pages. 18cm. In Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. With two woodcut=
illustration. Passover haggadah following the rites and customs of Jews i=
n Aden. Aden had a medieval Jewish community of great importance for the h=
istory of Jewish letters. It reached its peak during the 12th century. The=
re were business and family ties, as well as communal and religious relati=
ons between the Jews of Aden and practically all the Jewish communities of=
the Islamic empire. “Aden and India" formed one juridical dioc=
ese: the Jewish merchants and craftsmen of about twenty different ports of=
India and Ceylon were under the jurisdiction of the rabbinical court of A=
den. In Yemen itself the authority of the court of Aden extended as far as=
Sa'da, the northernmost important Jewish community of the country. Yu=
dlov 3268; Yaari 2147. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot=
– Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. OCLC lists 4 copies (Stanford, Ba=
r Ilan, Natl Libr Israel, Tel Aviv). Signatures shaken, All edges lightly=
bumped, pages soiled throughout with wine stains and spots of foxing; how=
ever, pages and text bright. Good condition. (HAG-9-35) (ID #29194) 200.00=
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115. • Frumkin, Aryeh Leib. HAGADAH LE-LEL SHIMURIM=
=2E Jerusalem; Bi-Defus Shmuel Ha-Levi Zukerman, 1913. Clothbound. 8vo. [92=
] pages. 23 cm. First edition. In Hebrew. Bound in later blue cloth. Passo=
ver Haggadah with “Gei Hizzayon, ” edited with commentary by A=
ryeh Leib Frumkin (1845–1916) , “rabbinical scholar and writer=
; pioneer of Jewish settlement in Erez Israel. Frumkin studied rabbinics i=
n his native Kelme, Lithuania, and at the Slobodka Yeshivah. He visited Er=
ez Israel in 1867, and after two years in Odessa, returned to Jerusalem in=
1871.” (2007 Encyclopedia Judaica) The “Gei Hizzayon” -=
written by Abraham Jagel (16th century) - is “a narrative and ethic=
al work written in 1587, the first part of which was printed in Alexandria=
in 1880. Copies of Gei Hizzayon, either in manuscript or in printed form,=
are very rare; the complete work exists in manuscript form in the British=
Museum. The form and structure of Gei Hizzayon was influenced by the trad=
ition started by Dante and followed by a number of Italian Hebrew writers.=
The author describes a visit to the heavenly regions guided by the spirit=
of his dead father. The main theme of the work is ethical: Jagel uses var=
ious literary forms to try to guide his reader toward the right moral way=
of life. His philosophy, deeply influenced by Renaissance concepts includ=
ing a belief in astrology and predestination, at the same time posits the=
premise that man's actions can be motivated by ethical and religious=
choice, and are not only determined by fate. ” (2007 Encyclopedia J=
udaica). Yaari 1825; Yudlov 2580. Subjects: Haggadah - Commentaries. Judai=
sm - Liturgy – Texts. Haggadot – Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Text=
s. OCLC lists 7 copies. Light wear to covers. First and last pages previou=
sly repaired when bound. Slight tear along the side of the title page. Pag=
es aged, light wine stains throughout. Second and third leaves have a smal=
l tear at the bottom along page, affecting a few lines of text. Otherwise=
clean. Good- condition. (HAG-9-50) (ID #29211) 125.00.<br>
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116. • United Charity Institutions Of Jerusalem. HA=
GADAH SHEL PESAH ["HAGGADAH FOR PASSOVER WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATION&qu=
ot;]. Jerusalem; Defus Salomon, 1930. Clothbound. 64mo. 128, [5] pages. 1=
1 cm. In Hebrew and English. Bound in red cloth with gilt cover title and=
gilt illustration of a seder table. This Haggadah for Passover with Engli=
sh translation was printed in Jerusalem, and contains five pages detailing=
the recent accomplishments and funding needs of the United Charity Instit=
utions of Jerusalem, which operated hospitals and schools at the time. Yud=
lov 3278. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judaism - L=
iturgy – Texts. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (Harvard). Cloth faded=
, worn, and lightly soiled. Pages started, all pages very clean and fresh.=
Good condition. (HAG-9-28) (ID #29187) 125.00.<br>
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117. • Agam, Yaacov; Moshe Kohn. THE AGAM PASSOVER=
HAGGADAH. Jerusalem, Israel, Hewlett, N. Y. ; Gefen Publishing House, 199=
3. Hardbound. 8vo. 120 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In English with Hebrew=
=2E With 58 full-page elaborate color illustrations by the contemporary Isra=
eli artist Yaakov Agam: “using vibrant colors, stick letters, and ge=
ometric shapes, he continues the great tradition of Haggadah illustration=
while adding a flare that is uniquely his own. … Yaacov Agam was b=
orn Yaacov Gipstein on May 11, 1928 in Rishon LeZion, Israel. Best known f=
or his contributions to optical and kinetic art, he is an Israeli sculptor=
and experimental artist. He was trained at the Bezalel Academy of Art and=
Design in Jerusalem, before moving to Zürich and then to Paris&rdquo=
; (from the publishers). His depiction of the Seder plate is on the cover,=
with letters surrounding the circle compose the word plate in Hebrew, and=
in the center of the circle there appears the word maror (bitter herbs).=
Subjects: Haggadah - Illustrations. Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -=
- Texts. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Light wear to covers, otherwise fine=
=2E Near fine condition. (HAG-7-29) (ID #29140) 30.00.<br>
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118. • Al-Hanani, Arieh; Julian L. Meltzer; Solomon=
Rosowsky. THE ILLUSTRATED HAGADA: FIRST JERUSALEM EDITION. Jerusalem: &qu=
ot;hamadpis Liphshitz", 1930. Clothbound. 8vo. 60 [3] pages. 25 cm.=
First edition. In Hebrew and English. Bound in green cloth with gilt lett=
ering and gilt woodcut illustration. With original illustrations and desig=
ns by Arieh Al-Hanani; who sought to create Haggadah illustrations based o=
n life in Palestine. His illustrations feature characters dressed in tradi=
tional Jewish-Yemeni garb. The Haggadah includes English translation paral=
lel to the Hebrew original, and four pages of notes to the Passover hymns.=
English translation edited and re-arranged by Julian L. Meltzer; musical=
compositions arranged by the composer Solomon Rosowsky. A beautifully ill=
ustrated Haggadah. Subjects: Haggada. English. 1930. Jerusalem. Judaism -=
Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists two co=
pies (Natl Libr Israel; Hebrew Univ). Light wear to covers, light soiling=
to endpages. Very light wine stains in outer margins throughout. Good+ co=
ndition. (HAG-7-40) (ID #29151) 95.00.<br>
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119. • Allweil, Arieh; Joseph Loewy; Joseph Guens;=
Max Brod; Israel Meir Lask. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH: SERVICE FOR THE FIRST NIG=
HTS OF PASSOVER. Tel-Aviv; Sinai, [1954?]. Clothbound. 4to. 64, [6], [3=
6] pages. 32 cm. In Hebrew and English. Decorative brown raised cloth over=
boards, with gilt title, and copper plate depicting a topographic relief=
view of Israel. Plates printed on separate paper and mounted on leaves. W=
ith decorative endpages and text printed in red and black ink. From the ti=
tle page: “17 illustrations in colour by A. Allweil, an essay by Max=
Brod and an accompanying text by I. M. Lask. With a revised English trans=
lation and copious explanatory notes by Joseph Loewy and Joseph Guens. &rd=
quo; This deluxe edition of the Haggadah with illustrations by Allweil was=
printed in limited numbers in five runs throughout the early 1950’s=
until the early 1970’s, this being one of the earliest editions, th=
ough no date is given in the book itself. Galician-born Ariel Allweil immi=
grated to Palestine in 1920, and became the first leader of the socially r=
adical kibbutz Bitanya. The commune was known for its intensely socialist=
lifestyle, with all members working together daily and meeting nightly to=
share their thoughts and struggles regarding the new world they were tryi=
ng to forge. It was during his time with Bitanya that Allweil fully began=
to explore his creativity and decided to become an artist. His superb woo=
dcuts celebrate Jewish history and community at a time when the Zionist dr=
eam had not yet been fulfilled. He designed two other Haggadahs, one for t=
he Kibbutz he lived on in the 1930’s, and an edition for the Israeli=
Defence Forces in the early 1950’s. He later taught painting and gr=
aphic arts in Israel. This Haggadah is beautifully illustrated with commen=
taries which immediately situate the importance and practice of Passover d=
uring the time of the creation of Israel amidst wars in the late 1940&rsqu=
o;s, and the illustrations similarly depict both Israeli soldiers and bibl=
ical themes. Subjects: Haggadah - Commentaries. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. J=
udaism - Liturgy - Texts. Alvail, A. (Aryeh). Haggadah - Illustrations. Ve=
ry light wears to covers, light tear to bottom of first endpage. Pages thr=
oughout very lightly aged. Very good condition. (HAG-7-28) (ID #29139) 45.=
00.<br>
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120. •Arranged and edited by Rabbi Menahem M. Kashe=
r. ISRAEL PASSOVER HAGGADAH / HAGADAT – PESACH ERETZ YISRAEL. N. Y.:=
American Biblical Encyclopedia Society, 1950, 1957. Cloth, 8vo, 11, 335 p=
ages; 26cm. In English & Hebrew. Includes color & black & whit=
e illustrations. Very Good Condition. Missing jacket. (HAG-8-7) (ID #25578=
) 30.00.<br>
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121. •Arranged and edited by Rabbi Menahem M. Kashe=
r. ISRAEL PASSOVER HAGGADAH / HAGADAT – PESACH ERETZ YISRAEL. New Yo=
rk, American Biblical Encyclopedia Society, 1956. Original Publisher's=
Cloth. 8vo. 11, 335 pages. 26cm. Parallel English & Hebrew text with=
English introduction. Includes color & black & white illustration=
s. SUBJECT(S): Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadot. Seder -- Liturgy --=
Texts. Very Good Condition in Good jacket. (SPEC-23-27) (ID #27440) 30.00=
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122. • Blum, Loeb. LA HAGGADAH DE PESSACH; AVEC TRA=
DUCTION FRANCAISE ET NOMBREUSES ILLUSTRATIONS. Tel Aviv; Sinai, 1967. Soft=
bound. 8vo. [1] 77, [3] pages. 24 cm. Edition. In Hebrew and French. Tit=
le translates as: “Passover Haggadah; with French translation and nu=
merous illustrations. ” Includes 3 pages of musical notations. With=
added dedication page at front, in French and Hebrew, translates as: &ldq=
uo;Offered with thanks on the occasion of the feast of liberty for passeng=
ers of the easter cruise M. S, Moledet. Israel Navigation Co. Easter 1968.=
” The French translation is that done by Loeb Blum in French in the=
late 19th century. Profusely illustrated. Subjects: Judaism - Liturgy - T=
exts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. OCLC lists two copies (Natl L=
ibr Israel, Biblio Ticinese). Covers worn and soiled, with bottom half of=
backstrip torn. Outer edges lightly soiled. All pages fresh, with a few w=
ine stains in the outer margins. Good condition. (HAG-7-41) (ID #29152) 50=
=2E00.<br>
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123. • David, Jean; Shaham Lewensohn Aylon; David G=
ilboa. HAGADA FOR PASSOVER. [Lod]; El Al Israel Airlines, [1972]. Scroll=
=2E 8vo. 23 cm. In Hebrew and English. A profusely illustrated folded scroll=
of a Haggadah of Passover illustrated by David Gilboa. Presented by El-Al=
, Israel Airlines; designed by Jean David, edited by Shaham Lewensohn Aylo=
n. When open, size of scroll measures 23 x 305 cm. Housed in a decorated c=
ardboard tube. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Judais=
m - Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists one copy worldwide (National Lib=
r Israel). Case lightly worn and lightly aged. Otherwise, clean and fresh.=
Very good + condition. (HAG-7-27) (ID #29138) 45.00.<br>
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124. • Derovan, David Jay; David Hersh; Yaakov Kess=
ler; Aryeh Weil. THE ROSEN HAGADAH: A TRIBUTE TO THE ISRAELI ARMED FORCES.=
Jerusalem; Ideas Creative Of Jerusalem, 2003. Hardbound. 8vo. 197 [3] pa=
ges. 25 cm. In Hebrew. Hagadat ha-hayalim: A tribute to the Israeli armed=
forces, edited by David Derovan, creative concept and photo editing by Da=
vid Hersh, Yaakov Kessler and Aryeh Weil. Profusely illustrated, with colo=
r photographs and decorative borders throughout, depicting a glorified con=
structive daily life of Israeli Soldiers. Subjects: Israel. Tseva haganah=
le-Yisrael - Pictorial works. Haggadot - Illustrations. Passover - Prayer=
-books and devotions. OCLC lists one copy (Yeshiva Univ). Includes a laid=
in page of notes of translation from Hebrew into English of certain passa=
ges. Near fine condition. (HAG-7-43) (ID #29154) 35.00.<br>
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125. •Duker, Abraham G. EGED-HAGADOT MIL’UIM=
LI-RESHIMOT VINER VIERI. Yerushalayim, 1931. Softcover, 8vo, 33 pages. In=
Hebrew. SUBJECT(S): Haggadot. Added title page in English. Outer Hebrew c=
over detached, lacks back cover. Tears and chipping to front Hebrew cover.=
Otherwise, pages in very good condition. (Hag-4-10) (ID #27534) 75.00.<br=
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126. • Habermann, Abraham Meir. HA-HAGADAH HA-METSU=
YERET: KITVE YAD VE-SIFRE DEFUS / THE ILLUSTRATED HAGGADA. Safed; Museum O=
f Printing Arts, 1963. Paper wrappers. 8vo. 29, 3 pages. 21 cm. Only editi=
on. In Hebrew, with alternate title page and four page abstract in English=
=2E Printed by the National Union of Printing Workers, with an introduction=
in English and Hebrew by Abraham Meir Habermann, describing the history,=
motifs, and the three major sources of illustrated Haggadahs. With 19 bla=
ck and white reproductions of block cuts, dating from the late 15th throug=
h the late 17th centuries. Subjects: Jewish illumination of books and manu=
scripts. Haggadah - Illustrations. OCLC lists 14 copies worldwide. Covers=
lightly soiled. Bottom edge lightly bumped. Clean throughout. Good condit=
ion. (HAG-7-10) (ID #29121) 100.00.<br>
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127. • Hamadpis Liphshitz Press. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH=
THE PESSAH HAGADA. [Jerusalem] Jerusalem Bible Pub. Co. ; Hamadpis Liphs=
hitz Press, 1951. Hardbound. Folio. [24] pages. 42 cm. Facsimile edition.=
In Hebrew with English translation in the margins. Facsimile of Venice Ha=
ggadah: “This Hagada - printed in Jerusalem by Hamadpis Lipshitz Pre=
ss, is a reproduction of an old Venetian edition of which the above is the=
original title page. It contained an Italian translation, for which Engli=
sh has been substituted. " The Yale University Haggadah collection de=
scribes the original work this facsimile is based from: “The Venice=
Haggadah of 1609 is one of the most beautiful early printed Haggadot. The=
compositional conception of this edition differs from its precursors in t=
he monumental layout of the page. The decorated frame consists of two colu=
mns crowned by a pediment, and a text illustration at the bottom of the pa=
ge. Framing each lower illustration are the figures of Moses and Aaron on=
one page and David and Solomon on the other. Several pages feature two la=
rger pictures with a picture at the top in place of the arch. Sadly, it is=
not known who the designer of the Venice Haggadah was but one thing is fo=
r sure, he was a great artist as well as a great scholar of biblical and r=
abbinic literature. The printer, Israel ben Daniel Zifroni, however, was a=
well known publisher during the last quarter of the 16th century having p=
rinted books in Basel, in Freiburg, and in Venice from 1588. The haggadah=
was printed for him in the printing house of Giovanni da Gara. It appeare=
d simultaneously with translations in Judeo-Italian, Judeo-Spanish and Jud=
eo-German, the languages of the Jewish communities living in Venice at the=
time. The renowned rabbi Leone da Modena, prepared the Judeo-Italian tran=
slation. His tomb can be found today in the old Jewish cemetary on the Lid=
o. In terms of the range and depth of its wood-cut illustrations, the Veni=
ce Haggadah had no peer. It included newly conceived images of scenes that=
had been traditional in the medieval haggadot such as scenes from the liv=
es of the Patriarchs, the plagues, and the crossing of the Red Sea, but it=
also included images of biblical and midrashic themes that had not been p=
art of the Haggadah iconography of the past. In the illustrations that adh=
ered to the accepted conventions, the artist of the Venice Haggadah added=
details that made the image unique. For example, the depiction of the Isr=
aelites crossing the Red Sea shows them carrying the remains of Joseph. No=
other image of that scene in previous depictions had included that detail=
which alludes to the biblical passage which tells us that Moses took Jose=
ph’s bones along, thus fulfilling the vow the Israelites made to Jos=
eph before he died (Gen. 50: 25, Ex. 13: 19). This added detail adds immed=
iacy and depth to the illustration and also serves a pedagogic purpose. It=
emphasizes the theme of keeping the faith in the story of the redemption=
from Egypt. As God kept his vow to Abraham that He would redeem his desce=
ndents after 400 years (Gen. 15: 13) , so did Moses and the Israelites kee=
p their vow to Joseph that they would not leave him behind when they were=
redeemed. Among the scenes that had not been depicted in previous haggado=
t are Abraham with his wife and concubines, Laban and his army catching up=
to Jacob and his camp, a husband and wife sleeping in separate beds so as=
not to conceive children whose fate would be to be drowned by Pharaoh&rsq=
uo;s men. An illustration that accompanies the Hallel service after the me=
al is a tableau of three battles fought by Joshua and the Israelites durin=
g the conquest of Canaan. This too is an illustration unique to the Venice=
Haggada. ” Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Jud=
aism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. Haggadah -=
Illustrations. Outer edges worn and lightly bumped; with some creases and=
wear to covers. Gilt letterpress inscription on the cover. Front cover st=
arting at top. Otherwise clean and fresh. Good condition. (HAG-7-25/6) (ID=
#29136) 30.00.<br>
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128. • Loewy, Joseph; Joseph Guens. HAGADAH SHEL PE=
SAH SERVICE FOR THE FIRST NIGHTS OF PASSOVER: WITH A REVISED ENGLISH TRANS=
LATION. Tel-Aviv; Sinai, [1950?]. Clothbound. 4to. [10], 64, [4] pages.=
32 cm. In Hebrew and English. Bound in brown cloth, decorated in blind ra=
ised floral pattern, with upper board padded, and copper plate depicting M=
oses carrying the commandments on the upper board. Service for the first n=
ights of Passover with a revised English translation and copious explanato=
ry notes by Joseph Loewy and Joseph Guens; printed in red and black ink, a=
nd includes six mounted illustrated plates printed on separate paper, with=
the signature “G. Dore´” in the corners of illustration=
s; also includes a musical supplement. With laid in business card of &ldqu=
o;Chakover Rabbi J. Halberstam; Dean of Chakover Yeshiva ‘Divrei Cha=
im’ Jerusalem”, with handwritten script of the Rabbi. Subjects=
: Haggadot - Texts. Judaism - Liturgy - Texts. Passover - Customs and prac=
tices. Passover - Prayer-books and devotions. Haggadah - Illustrations. Ve=
ry clean copy, with light wear to edges. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-19)=
(ID #29130) 30.00.<br>
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129. • Loewy, Joseph; Joseph Guens; Shmuel Bonneh.=
HAGADAH SHEL PESAH SERVICE FOR THE FIRST NIGHTS OF PASSOVER. Tel-Aviv: Si=
nai, 1969. Clothbound. 4to. [88], 64 pages. 30 cm. First edition. In Hebr=
ew and English. Printed in red and black ink, with over 70 illustrations b=
y Shmuel Bonneh: Illuminated by Shmuel Bonneh; with a Hebrew-English text=
and explanatory notes by Joseph Loewy and Joseph Guens. Includes Hagadah=
shel Pesah: Hagadat Yerushalayim, published by Shikmona, 1968. Shmuel Bon=
neh (1930-1999) was an Polish born Israeli artist, who after serving in th=
e Palmach in the late 40’s, and while working as a land surveyor dev=
eloped his painting skills at the Histadrut Studio in Haifa, going on to b=
ecome an accomplished artist, calligrapher and industrial artist (glass an=
d sculpture) , becoming an art professor in the late 70’s. His paint=
ings and calligraphy for the Jerusalem Passover Haggadah initiate his firs=
t artist book. This edition incorporates Bonneh’s Haggadah with that=
of the text from Guens and Loewy’s “Service for the Nights of=
Passover”, a volume first published in the 1920’s and continu=
ally reprinted and expanded over the years. This specific volume is the mo=
st profusely illustrated, the 1969 volume including illustrations by Raban=
Ze’ev is also noteworthy. Our edition is singular, enhanced by a sp=
ecial binding and added handwritten and painted title page done as a gift=
in honor of “Mrs. N Friedman, New York”, with calligraphy and=
borders in the style of Bonneh’s illustrations. The binding made in=
honor of Mrs. N. Friedman consists of thick velvet plush over boards, ela=
borately embroidered with an image of the gate of Jerusalem and Hebrew cha=
racters; the plush has been well preserved by a transparent thick plastic=
protective case. Subjects: Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Jud=
aism – Liturgy - Texts. Haggadah. OCLC lists 3 copies worldwide (NAT=
IONAL LIBR OF ISRAEL, ZENTRALBIBLIO ZURICH, COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON). Light=
wear to plastic slip, and gold outer edges on top and bottom are lightly=
soiled. Otherwise clean and fresh. Very good + condition. (HAG-7-26) (ID=
#29137) 65.00.<br>
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130. •Roth, Cecil. THE SARAJEVO HAGGADAH (FACSIMILE=
). New York, Harcourt Brace, 1967?. Hardcover, 8vo, 45 pages (introduction=
),104 leaves [i. E. 208 pages]; 24 cm. In Hebrew with introduction in Eng=
lish. Full color hard cover facsimile of the famous illuminated manuscript=
now in the National Museum of Sarajevo. Text by Cecil Roth. Dustjacket to=
rn. Very Good Condtion. (Sef 43-13) (ID #28124) 130.00. (SEF 43-14) |&bull=
;THE SARAJEVO HAGGADAH (FACSIMILE). Beograd: Prosveta; Sarajevo: Svjetlost=
, 1988,. Cloth, 8vo, 104 leaves [i. E. 208 pages]; 24 cm. In Hebrew. Full=
color hard cover facsimile of the famous illuminated manuscript now in, t=
he National Museum of Sarajevo. With accompanying text from Eugen Werber a=
nd slipcase. Very Good+ Condtion. Beautiful copy. (SEF 43-14) (ID #28125)=
130.00.<br>
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131. • Penkar, Hyams Ezekiel. HAGADAH SHEL PESAH PE=
SA¯HA SAN A¯CE~ VARNANA SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TWO NIGHTS OF PASS=
OVER [BENE ISRAEL HAGGADAH]. Bombay; Hebrew Publishing & Printing Pre=
ss, 1935. Clothbound. 12mo. [2], 118 pages. 18 cm. In Hebrew and Marathi.=
With two black and white plates; the first of which depicts a Bene Israel=
family at a Seder table. “Service for the first two nights of Passo=
ver, with a Marathi translation by Hyams Ezekiel Penkar”, following=
the rites of the Bene Israel. The first Bene Israel Haggadah was composed=
only in 1877. “The original tradition is that the Bene Israel are t=
he descendants of the survivors (seven men and seven women) of a shipwreck=
off the Konkan coast at Navgaon, about 26 miles south of Bombay. Bene Isr=
ael tradition tells of a Jew, David Rahabi, who about the year 1000 C. E.=
(or, some say around 1400 C. E. ) discovered the Bene Israel in their vil=
lages, recognized their vestigial Jewish customs, and taught them about Ju=
daism, preparing certain young men among them to be the religious precepto=
rs of the Bene Israel. They were called Kajis and their position became he=
reditary. They were also recognized officially as judges in disputes withi=
n the Bene Israel community. Somewhere along the line the Bene Israel form=
ed a special attachment to the Prophet Elijah. They invoke his blessings o=
n all auspicious occasions. Another typically Bene Israel feature is their=
custom called Malida: i. E. the preparation of a ceremonial food offering=
(composed of special ingredients) accompanied by recitation of Jewish pra=
yers, psalms, and other appropriate biblical quotations on the occasions o=
f purification after childbirth; preparation for a wedding; when taking, a=
nd after completing, a vow; after a circumcision, and for all other auspic=
ious occasions; whenever there is a crisis or need for divine help; for th=
e expression of gratitude to God; and on Tu Bi-Shevat to celebrate the fir=
st fruits of their locale, and also to give respect to be Prophet Elijah a=
t Kandala, the place where he is believed to have appeared to the Bene Isr=
ael. ” (Virtual Judaica Listing) Yudlov 3496; Yaari 2197. Subjects:=
Haggadah. Marathi & Hebrew. Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Haggadot --=
Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts. OCLC lists 8 copies worldwide. Covers a=
nd backstrip worn and soiled, “Yaari 2197” label stuck to cove=
r; endpages worn, with light wine stains on upper portion of title page. C=
lean throughout. Good condition. (HAG-9-9) (ID #29165) 300.00.<br>
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FACSIMILES<br>
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132. •SEDER HAGGADAH SHEL PESACH (HAMBURG, 1731 FAC=
SIMILE). New York: Orphan Hospital Ward Of Israel, 1961,. Paperback, 12mo.=
Includes black and white illustrations. In Hebrew with title page and pag=
e of explanation in English. “First printed edition of a haggadah fr=
om a parchment manuscript of the early eighteenth century, Anno 1731 Hambu=
rg. ” From a series of 29 facsimiles of 18th century haggadot put ou=
t yearly by the publisher. Very Good Condition, slight discoloration on co=
ver. (HAG-8-8) (ID #21213) 30.00.<br>
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133. • Lunzer, Jack V. and Chimen Abramsky. TWO PRA=
GUE HAGGADAHS: THE 1556 EDITION ON VELLUM AND THE 1590-1606[? ] EDITION O=
N PAPER. Italy, Valmadonna Trust Library, 1978. Original Publisher’s=
Cloth. 8vo. 20 pages, [49] leaves. Facsims. Illus. 25 cm. In Hebrew with=
English foreword and introduction. “This edition of five hundred nu=
mbered copies was designed and printed in Verona by Stamperia Valdonega on=
Magnani mould-made paper. October [1978]. This is copy number 454.&rdquo=
; SUBJECT (S): Jews -- History. Manuscripts, Hebrew -- Facsimiles. Haggada=
=2E OCLC lists 18 copies worldwide. Inscribed on FEP “To Rabbi Stanley=
Dreyfus with greetings, ” by Jack Lunzer, founder of the Valmadonna=
Trust Library, with his business card laid in. Very Good Condition in lik=
e slipcase. (DREYFUS-3-12) (ID #28661) 225.00.<br>
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134. •Abravanel, Isaac, Uri Faybesh Ben Yitshak Aiz=
ak Segal and Chaya Benjamin. THE COPENHAGEN HAGGADAH (FACSIMILE). New York=
, N. Y.: Rizzoli International Publications,, 1986. Hardcover, Folio, 34 =
[i. E. 68] pages, all color illustrated, 33 cm. In Hebrew; rubrics in Ladi=
no and Yiddish. SUBJECT (S): Haggadot -- Texts. Seder -- Liturgy -- Texts.=
Judaism -- Liturgy -- Texts. Judaism -- Sephardic rite -- Liturgy -- Text=
s. Manuscripts, Hebrew -- Facsimiles. Jewish illumination of books and man=
uscripts. Haggadah. Copenhagen Haggadah. Text in Hebrew; rubrics in Ladino=
and Yiddish. Colophon title. Caption title: Seder Hagadah shel Pesah ke-m=
inhag Ashkenazim ukhe-minhag Sefaradim. Issued in Israel with the title: H=
agadat KKopenhagen, 489. "‘Im perush AbravanKel"--Caption=
title page. "ha-Kotev... Uri Faybesh ben... Yitshak Aizak Hazan Sega=
l"--Original colophon. Facsimile of a manuscript in the Kongelige Bib=
liotek (Denmark). Accompanied by introductory material in English, includi=
ng a bibliography, prepared by Chaya Benjamin. Other Titles: Haggadah (Ms.=
Copenhagen Haggadah) ; Seder Hagadah shel Pesah ke-minha Ashkenazim ukhe-=
minhag Sefaradim; Copenhagen Haggadah. Very good condition. (Hag-2-9) (ID=
#27514) 70.00.<br>
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135. • Katz, Benzion; Heinrich Loewe; Gershom Kohen=
=2E DIE PESSACH HAGGADAH DES GERSCHOM KOHEN, 5287/1527. Berlin; Verlag Josef=
Altmann, 1926 [1526]. Clothbound. 4to. 14, [76] pages. 32 cm. Fascimile=
edition of the 1526 book. In Hebrew with accompanying introductory bookle=
t in German. Title, imprint, and series statement from introductory pamphl=
et (14 pages, laid in). Edited by Benzion Katz and Heinrich Loewe. Reprodu=
ction of the Frankfurter Stadtbibliothek copy of the original edition, pri=
nted by Gershom ben Solomon, ha-Kohen, in Prague in 1526. “Playing a=
pivotal role in the development of the illustrated Haggadah was Gershom b=
en Solomon ha-Kohen's Haggadah, published in Prague in 1526. Typograph=
y of this Haggadah, which alternates small and large letters, and contains=
inverted letters at the end of many lines was a common feature of texts p=
roduced by scribes and preserved the look of manuscript Haggadahs. Kohen&#=
39;s Haggadah included sixty woodcut illustrations and played a critical r=
ole in establishing the iconographic genres among Haggadahs well into the=
twentieth century. One example is the four woodcuts on the pages describi=
ng the famed "four sons. " Not only are all the sons clothed in=
Renaissance fashion, but more importantly the "wicked son" is d=
epicted as a traditional soldier of the period. While his uniform would ch=
ange to fit current fashions, the wicked son appeared for many centuries i=
n the form of a soldier, thus linking wickedness with war for the Jewish p=
eople in the early modern and modern periods. In addition, one can see sev=
eral pages later a pictorial rendition of Pharaoh in a tub, a theme which=
is present in Haggadahs well into the twentieth century. Drawing on the r=
abbinic legend that Pharaoh bathed in a tub filled with the blood of Jewis=
h children in order to cure himself of a disease, the Prague Haggadah offe=
rs a pictorial tradition which enabled all participants at the seder table=
to appreciate rabbinic interpretations and tradition. ” (Center for=
Judaic Studies Penn Libraries Exhibit) Printed in the series “Monum=
enta Hebraica et Judaica” as book one. Yaari 2020. Subjects: Judaism=
- Liturgy - Texts. Haggadot - Texts. Seder - Liturgy - Texts. Light wear=
and light soiling to covers, with previously repaired backstrip. Backstri=
p lightly torn at top and bottom, with some ageing. Pages very fresh and c=
lean. Very good condition. (HAG-7-44) (ID #29155) 60.00.<br>
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