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Turei Even, on tractates Rosh Hashana, Chagiga and Megillah. Metz, [1781]. First edition. Rare. Pedigreed copy.
Turei Even, authored by Rabbi Aryeh Leib Ginzberg, the author of the Sha’agat Aryeh. Getshlik Spiaer Segal Press, Metzm [1781]. First edition. rare.
[1], 56 [i.e. 58]; 44; 48 leaves. 31 cm. With ownership notations handwritten and signed by Rabbi Michael Nosson Halevi, the son of "הרבני המופל’ השנון שלשלת היוחסין כקש"ת מו"ה גבריאל פינחס הלוי מקויל" and with stamps of his father Rabbi "גבריאל פינחס סג"ל בהרב הגאון אב"דקויל." on the inside binding and the back board. An additional owner’s signature on the title page: "אליעזר וויצנשטיין".
The signatures indicate that Rabbi Favriel Pinchas Halevi who signed this book was a descendant of Rabbi Avigdor Leibush Halevi Lowenthal (1837-1889) the author of Kuntres Ayala Shelucha who was close to the Avnei Nezer of Sochatchov.
Semi-leather binding, worn. Stains. Moth holes. fair condition.
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