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Lot 153:

Ein Yaakov from the Mezritch – Horoshov Press. Noble Exemplars of Important People of Barditchov.

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Ein Yaakov, 3 volumes from different editions published in Mezritch [and Horoshov?]: Part I from the 1808 edition, and parts II & IV from the 1818-1819 edition.


[3] volumes, Kotnot Or, Ein Yaakov.

✵ Vol. I, on tractates Berachot and Shabbat. Aharon [ben Yonah] the Printer Press. Mezritch, 1808.
[2], 6, 202pp. Bluish paper, 21 cm. Incomplete exemplar. Missing last [129] pp. containing Ein Yaakov on tractates Eruvin–Beitzah. With approbations by the holy Reb Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev, similar to his approbation on the 1802 Ostroh edition, with omission of one of the printers’’ names and a change of date.
With stamps from the Berditchev Mishniyos Society and an ownership notation: ‘This Sefer belongs to M. Chaim son of Chananya Liber of Berditchev’, and an additional, ancient signature, partially erased “Meir…”.
Incomplete exemplar. Renewed, thick paper wrapper. Moth holes, stains, dog-eared first pages. Damage in the corners of the title page. Fair condition.

✵ Vol. II, on tractates Shabbat–Beitzah. Mezritch (Horoshov?), 1818. Rare.
246pp. 20cm. In some pages the top was cut in binding with damage to the text. With stamp: “Chevra Shas of Novi-Bator and environs”.
Wood and cloth binding. Stains, moth holes. Pasting on title page. Fair-good condition.

✵ Vol. IV, on Seder Nashim. Mezritch (Horoshov?), 1819. Rare.
[1], 217pp. 19cm. Notations and owners’ signatures, some from Sadigora, on inside front cover and front flyleaf.
Damaged leather binding. Stains, moth holes. Loose spine. Fair condition.
It appears that this edition was actually printed in Horoshov, since this edition is nearly identical to that which was printed in Horoshov at the same time; the colophon at the end states that the workers are currently in Horoshov. On the switch between Horoshov and Mezritch, see Avraham Ya’ari’s article in Kiryat Ye’arim, vol. 20, pp. 224-225.

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