Collection of Books Printed in Jerusalem

Dozens of books printed in Jerusalem. Amongst them:
a. Otzar Lashon HaMishna. (Concordance). 1914. Rabbi Chaim Yehoshua Kosovski. An impressive edition. Author's dedication. Approximately 2000 pages.
b. Yesod HaTorah, Rabbi Yechiel Sonenzon, 1930. Not completed in printing.
c. Yad Natan, Rabbi Natan David from Brisk, 1927. Single edition.
d. HaChinuch HaYisraeli. Rabbi Shlomo Chaim Tikutchinsky. 1922. Single edition.
e. Oreach Ne'eman. Parts one and two. Rabbi Menachem Natan Auerbach. First edition. And printed with it is Mitzvot Ra'ayah by Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook, with comments of Rabbi Yitzchak Auerbach. Single edition.
f. Rosh HaGiva. 1898. By Rabbi Pinchas of Polotsk, one of the students of the Vilna Gaon.
g. Tikun Chatzot. 1893. A rare copy, different than the one listed in the Hebrew Bibliography. Includes a eulogy on Rabbi Yitzchak Chaim Zev Chagi. [2] 46, 39-41, 170 pages (pages missing at the end).
h. Ma'agal Tov HaShalem. Jerusalem, 1934. The book of the travels of Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Azulai. First edition. Incomplete copy.
i. Ginat Egoz, Rabbi Eliezer Zalman Grayevsky. A special edition printed in Jerusalem. Circa 1890.
j. Derech Hashem by the Ramchal. Jerusalem 1914.
k. Pe'at HaShulchan, Rabbi Yisrael of Shklov. With additions. Jerusalem, 1913.
l. Chamudei Elimelech, Rabbi Elimelech Rubinstein, Jerusalem, 1930. Single edition.
m. Tzemach Tzadik. Kabbalah. Jerusalem, 1911.
Condition: Almost all of the books are in good - very good condition. In some of them are moth holes or wear. Some of them are missing a cover or dismantled.