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Sefer ‘Kehunat Olam’ (Mahrshashach Achron), authored by Rabbi Shimon Shatin from Hungarien Rabbanim, descendant of the gaon Rabbi Shamuel HaKohen Shatin author of ‘Kos HaYeshuot’. First edition. Vranov 1886. With dedication from the grandson of the author who published this sefer.
With approbations from great sages of the generation: the Holy Divrei Chaim of Sanz, Rabbi Meir Dan Platzki author of ‘Klei Chemdah’, and the ‘Ketav Sofer’.
The sefer is also called ‘Mahrshashach Achron’ as a continuation to the sefer of his great grandfather from Ashkenaz gedolim, author of ‘Kos HaYeshuot’ which is also known as Chidushei Mahrshashach. The Moron Chasam Sofer was also proud of being from his descendantst.
On the front page is a dedication from the grandson of the author Rabbi Yaakov Tzvi Shatin, to his student Shmaryahu Teichtel for his Bar Mitzvah. He finishes: "יה"ר שיעלה מעלה… ולעלות ברנה בכלל אחב"י לירושלים".
[6], 46, [2] pages. 30 cm.
General condition good -very good.
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