10 Rare Prayer Books

a. Sefer Mincha V'Arvit. For weekdays, for Shabbat, Chanuka, Purim and the three pilgrim festivals. "And we added the pesukei chesed which are said on Motzei Shabbat". Livorno, 1841.
A miniature siddur, extremely rare. Not found in libraries in Israel!
A cut up signature on the title page.
10.5 cm.
79 pages.
Condition: Very Good.
b. Siddur Keter Tefillah, Lublin, 1918.
Rare.
752 pages.
c. Siddur Tefillah according to the Ashkenazi custom. With the complete Seder Rav Amram. Organized and explained by Rabbi Aryeh Leib Frumkin. Jerusalem 1912.
200 [1] pages.
Condition: Good. Elaborate and restored leather cover.
d. Siddur Chadash Mi'Zion. Jerusalem, 1923.
160 pages.
Condition: Good.
e. Kitzur Sefer Chaim L'Nefesh. For visitors to the cemetery. Amsterdam 1923.
Hebrew and Dutch.
Handwritten inscriptions.
[3], 144, [1] pages.
Condition: Good.
f. Seder HaTefillot. Paris, 1982.
Rare. A siddur according to the Western Ashkenazi customs with French translation on facing pages.
[5], 525; [1], 12 pages. Gilded page cut.
Condition: Good-Very Good.
g. Seder Bikur Cholim Maavar Yabek and Sefer HaChaim. Berlin, 1867.
Includes: "investigations and searches for the sources of these prayers and customs…and at the end of the book: record of tombstones…in the cemetery here in Berlin and in other places, with the order of their genealogy…and their family trees".
Condition: Good. Water stains.
h. Seder Sha'arei Tefillah. Vienna 1932.
Rare. A siddur according to the Sephardic customs, with French translation, on facing pages.
Nice cover. Colorful illustrations at the beginning and end of the siddur. Gilded page cut.
[5], 683, [1] pages, [3].
Condition: Very Good.
i. Seder Sha'arei Tefillah. Sinai Publishing, Tel Aviv, 1955.
A photocopy edition of Vienna 1932.
j. Seder Tefillah Yeshara v'Keter Nehora HaShalem. Two parts. Satmar, 1942.
Condition: Fair-Poor.