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Divrei Shmuel on the Torah [Lvov, 1862] bound with Kedushat Levi on tractate Avot [Lvov, 1862]. First editions that were published from writings that had belonged to the Maggid of Kozhnitz.
A single volume with two books, with stamps of Rabbi Chaim Rabinowitz of Bucharest:
* Sefer Divrei Shmuel on the Torah, by the holy Rav Rabbi Shmuel Shmelkeh Horowitz Av Beis Din of Nikolsburg. Z.L. Flekir Press, Lvov, [1862]. First edition. Rare.
5-20, 37-58 leaves. Incomplete copy: without [2] leaves, including the title page, approbations and forward, Hanhagot Tovot and Darchei Yesharim and without leaves 21-36.
* Sefer Kedushat Levi on Pirkei Avot, by the holy Rav Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of berditchev. Lvov, [1862]. First edition.
8 leaves. At its end, Kavanat Hamikveh by the Besht.
Rabbi Chaim ben Rabbi Sholom Rabinowitz of Kołomyja (passed away in 1951 at the age of 66) one of the leading Rabbis of Bucharest between the two world wars. Saved hundreds of Jewish refugees that escaped Poland and Hungary. Author of the sermon book and Shut Kochav Hashachar (Sieni, 1930).
Simple paper-wrapped card binding. The first book is an incomplete copy. Folds to the corners. Stains. Fair condition.
Measurement: 25 CM
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