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Sefer Hamekach Vehamimkar by Rabbeinu Hai Gaon, Wien, 1800. Copy of the holy Tzaddikim of Opatow-Mezhibuzh
First edition of the Zer Zahav elucidation by Rabbi Elazar Löw author of Shemen Roke’ach – Wien, 1800.
On the title page, an ownership notation: ‘Belongs to the Rav Rabbi Yosef Moshe the son of the Rav the Ohev Yisroel of Opatow’.
In addition, the handwritten signature of the holy Rav Rabbi Meshulam Zussia Heshil of Mezhibuzh and great-grandson of the holy Rav the Ohev Yisroel of Opatow. Inherited his grandfather’s court and was buried close to him.
Sefer Zer Zahav, first edition. Wien, 1800. Joseph Haroshantzkia press.
First edition of Zer Zahav and second edition of Sefer Hamekach Vehamimkar.
The holy Rav Rabbi Yosef Moshe the son of the holy Rav of Opatow (Apta) [ca. 1780-1856] lived in Mezhibuzh and followed the holy Rav of Ruzhin.
The holy Rav Rabbi Meshulam Zussia Heshil of Mezhibuzh[1871-1920] the great-grandson of the holy Rav the Ohev Yisroel of Opatow. Inherited his grandfather’s court and was buried close to him after being murdered during a pogrom in Ukraine.
[4], 5-100 leaves. Stains and wear. Professional restoration to some leaves. Late, complete binding. Good-very good condition.
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