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Divrei Chaim Shut, I-II, by the holy Rav Rabbi Chaim of Sanz. Second edition. Bardejov, 1901.
Divrei Chaim Shut, on the four parts of the Shulchan Aruch, I-II, by the holy Rav Rabbi Chaim Av Beis Din of Sanz. Second edition. Yosef Meir Blaier Press, Bardejov 1901. Second edition.
[1], 138, [1]; 130 leaves, 37 cm. Stamps "Eliezer Sirkis, Zgierz". Separate title pages for each section.
Rabbi Eliezer, the son of the important Rav Rabbi Shlomo Sirkis (1880-1952) a member of the city council of Zgierz and the representative of Agudas Yisroel in Siem. Was one of the escorts of the Rav the Imrei Emes during his second trip to Eretz Yisroel. After immigrating to Jerusalem, worked as a member of the executive council of Agudas Yisroel and was a member of the worldwide agency of Agudas Yisroel in Eretz Yisroel. Was renowned as a Naggid and philanthropist who owned a private religious library in Jerusalem with approx. 17,000 books, which he bequeathed to the Sefas Emes Yeshiva. His biography was introduced in Sefer Ish HaEmunah by his son Pinchas Sirkis.
Original semi-leather binding, blemished. The front binding, title page and the leaf after it are detached. The back binding and some of the last leaves are almost completely detached, one leaf is detached. Tears to the edges of the last leaves. Fair condition. Most of the leaves, except for some leaves at the beginning and end of the Sefer, are in good condition.
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