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Sacred and Pedigreed! Complete set of three volumes. The first edition of Yismach Moshe, Lviv-Lemberg, 1849-1861. Pedigreed copy of the holy Gaon Rabbi Moshe David Winternitz of Satmar.
Complete and perfect set of the Yismach Moshe by the holy Gaon Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum of Ohel. On the volume of Bereshit, an ownership signature of Rabbi Yaakov Winternitz and an ownership notation of the holy Gaon Rabbi Moshe David Winternitz Rosh Av beis Din of Satmar and son-in-law of the Gaon Rabbi Binyomin Zeev Mendelbaum, its first Rav.
The books were edited by the author’s grandson, the holy Gaon the Yitav lev of Siget, with a short foreword by him at the beginning of the Bereshit volume.
Complete set, three volumes with a new, elegant binding. A special title page for each Chumash.
Bereshit volume. Lemberg [1848]: [1], 117 leaves. Ownership signatures of Rabbi Moshe David Winternitz Rosh Av Beis Din of Satmar.
Shemot-Vayikra volume, Lemberg 1851: 90, 42 leaves. In one place, a perforation that was restored at the time with old paper. Moth perforations. Its height is different than the other volumes.
Bamidbar-Devarim volume, Lemberg 1861. Different title page. [1], 49, 72, [1] leaves. Stains. Wear. Rabbini foreign ownership stamp.
Good-very good overall condition.
Measurement: 24 CM
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