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[2] rare Kabbalistic books, Johan Anton Kruger Press, Koretz, [1784], in a single volume: Shoshan Sodot and Mayan Hachochmah. The personal copy of Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Satmar, the son of the holy Rav of Ratzfert.
* Shoshan Sodot. Sodot Elyonim. Koretz, [1784]. First edition. Rare.
92, [2] leaves. According to the title page, the book is attributed to a disciple of the Ramban; bibliographers, however, attribute it to Rabbi Moshe Hagoleh of Kyiv.
Bound with:
* Mayan Hachochmah, attributed to the holy Ari. Koretz, [1784]. Rare.
[1], 38 leaves. The book was apparently based on a manuscript since its version differs from the Amsterdam 1652 edition. At its end, three works by the Kabbalist Gaon Rabbi Yisroel Sarug.
With ownership stamps of Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Satmar.
The holy Gaon Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Satmar [1885-1941] the eldest son of the Rabbi Sholom Eliezer of Ratzfert and grandson of the holy Rav Rabbi Chaim of Sanz, the author of the Divrei Chaim. Served as Dayan, Ram and Admor in Satmar for forty years.
Renewed semi-leather binding, worn. Stains. Moth holes. Blemishes to the edges of the title page. Folds to some corners of the leaves. Fair condition.
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