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Machzor for the High-Holy Days. Print of the Holy Tzaddik Rabbi Shmuel Avraham Shapiro in Slavuta, 1827.
"Machzor of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur and Three Festivals following the custom of Poland, Pihem, Mehrrin, and Lituania, and Reisin. With all the good merits that were in the previous… Printed by the son of the Rabbi of Slavuta, the Honorable Rabbi Shmuel Avraham Shapiro in the year 1827"
The exemplar is missing a few pages, which were replaced with professional photocopies.
Slavuta Press, holy and exalted among Chassidim, lofty people, and holy Tzaddikim for generations. The beauty, the value of the Seforim printed there, and the quality of the print, combined with the lofty holiness of the owners of the press, headed by its founder, Rabbi Moshe Shapiro and his sons after him, where everything was done with immense awe of heaven, made the Seforim printed there priceless and highly sought after, and many Segulot have been attributed to them.
196pp. 2 first pp. 4 last pp. and pg. 23 were restored with professional photocopy. Extensive and special professional restoration in many pages. Age stains and signs of moisture and tears. The sections ‘Hamelech’, ‘Al Chet’ and more are heavily stained with tears and markings of prayer. Original misaligned page trimming cuts into the headings on a few pages. Magnificent leather binding, containing an exact replica of the Slavuta-style bindings. Good condition.
Measurement: 18.5 CM
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