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Chidushei Maharam Schif on the Shas, the personal copy with the stamps of the Tzaddikim of Dinov and Munkatch, three generations, son after son. Lemberg, 1826.
This holy copy, Lemberg 1826 edition, from which three generations had studied:
The holy Rav Rabbi Elazar Av Beis Din of Lanžhot author of Sefer Yodei Binah, the son of Rabbeinu the Bnei Yissachar [1808-1865].
His succeeding son: the holy Rav Rabbi Shlomo Av Beis Din of Munkatch author of Sefer Shem Shlomo [1832-1893].
His succeeding son: the holy Rav Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Av Beis Din of Munkatch author of Darkei Teshuva [1851-1914], the father of the Minchas Eliezer of Munkatch.
[1], 93, 55, 26 [should be 46] leaves, 37 cm. Mispagination.
The copy is decorated with the pure handwritten signature of the holy Rav Rabbi Elazar Shapiro, the son of Maran the Bnei Yissachar and dozens of stamps as well as handwritten signatures noting that this copy ‘belongs to the Rav the holy Gaon Rabbi Elazar Shapiro’ and many additional ownership notations. Additional ownership notations of the Chassidim of Dinov and Munktach including Naftali Hirtz and others. Some of the stamps cover each other as well as the handwriting of the holy Rav Rabbi Elazar.
Damaged copy. Considerable wear affecting the text on the lower part of the leaves which are worn and torn. Partly original, semi-leather binding, worn. Moth perforations. The leaves are crumbling. Fair condition. Placed in a bound, preserving frame.
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