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Collection of religious journals in a single volume: Vayelaket Yosef (Paks, 1899-1900) and Tel Talpiyot (Vietzen, 1899-1900). The copy of Rabbi Sholom Avraham Atlas with handwritten glosses.
Two collections of religious journals from 1899-1900, in a single volume, with handwritten glosses:
* Vayelaket Yosef, second year, 24 issues, edited by Rabbi Yosef Hacohen Schwartz, the press of Meir Halevi Sefal Rosenbaum, Paks, [1899-1900].
[2], 97 leaves.
Bound with:
* Tel Talpiyot. Issue 8, 26 letters. Edited by Rabbi David Zvi Katzburg. Printed by the editorial staff of the Tel Talpiyot. Vietzen, [1899-1900].
With stamps of Rabbi Sholom Avraham Atlas, whose innovations were published in this volume. With dozens of handwritten scholarly glosses.
The Gaon Rabbi Sholom Avraham Atlas (passed away in 1935) Av Beis Din of Jelshva-Retza. A leading Hungarian Rabbi who received his Hora’ah Semicha from Gedolei Yisroel including Rabbi Eliezer Deutsch of Bonyhad. His comments and innovations appear in almost all the important religious journals that were published in his time (including Vayelaket Yosef and Tel Talpiyot).
Worn binding. Blemished spine. Some leaves are detached or partly detached. Stains. Wear and short tears to the edges of some leaves. Fair condition.
Measurement: 24 CM
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