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Chibat Yerushalayim, from the best of the country and Jerusalem, compiled stories from authors and books, [Lviv, ca. 1870]. After the Jerusalem 1844 Edition.
Sefer Chibat Yerushalayim, the place of burial of Tzaddikim throughout the Holy Land, by Rabbi Chaim Horowitz. Edited by Rabbi Mordechai Segal Horowitz. On the title page, the details of the first edition: Yisroel bak Press, Jerusalem, [1844]. [Lviv, ca. 1870].
[3], 63 [i.e. 60] leaves. 20 cm. Mispagination. With a stamp of Yisroel Singer of Ohel (S.A. Uhhely) and his signature: "ישראל בן לא"א אשר ז"ל מורה לילדי בית הס’ בק"ק אוהעל יע"א".
With the approbations and forewords of the first edition: approbation by the Rishon LeZion Rabbi Chaim Avraham Gagin, rabbi Yaakov Antabi Av Beis Din of Damascus [after he immigrated to Jerusalem following his arrest and release due to the Damascus Affair] and an approbation by Rabbi Aharon Moshe of Bros. With forewords by the printer, the editor and the author.
Semi-leather binding, partly detached. Moth holes. Aging stains. Fair-good condition.
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