A Collection of Rare Books of the Vilna Gaon and First Editions

a. Aliyot Eliyahu. Vilna, 1874.
Ownership stamps.
96 pages.
Condition: Good. Missing a cover. A bit worn. A few moth holes.
b. Amudei HaTorah, which includes the book Ma'alot HaTorah by the Vilna Gaon's brother, and the book Or Torah by Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Chaver. Jerusalem, 1880.
Printing press of Rabbi Yoel Moshe Solomon. Single edition.
Condition: Fair-Good. Stamp of Rabbi Menachem Mendel HaLevi Walman of Warsaw in the holy city of Jerusalem (1844-1934. One of the heads of the Mizrachi in Poland, one of the great researchers of ancient Jerusalem and Jewish history).
Additional faded stamps and signatures.
Handwritten gloss (correction of word).
[2] 72 pages.
Condition: Tears in the first three pages with lacking. Most of the pages are in very good condition.
c. Shir HaShirim, Warsaw, 1867.
With Rashi's commentary and with the commentary "Avodat HaGershoni" by Rabbi Gershon the son of the Vilna Gaon's brother (the author also brings things in his father and uncles' names). Single edition.
Two title pages. In most of the copies there is only one title page, and the place of printing is not mention on it. Before us on both pages is printed: "Warsaw", and on the first and rare title page the name of the printing press appears!
Ownership inscriptions.
At the beginning of the book is a vowelized poem "Higayon Ohev" (three pages) by the author.
[7] 33 pages.
Condition: A few moth holes.
d. Sefer HaParnes by Rabbi Moshe Parnes of Rotenberg, who wrote it according to the Maharam of Rotenberg. Accompanied by a manuscript of the Vilna Gaon. And at its end a responsa called "Yedei Moshe" (with a special title page), by the publisher, who debated with Rabbi Shlomo HaCohen of Vilna the author of "Cheshek Shlomo". Vilna, 1891.
First edition.
[4], 99, [1] pages.
Condition: Good. Slightly loose. Two ripped pages with a small amount missing. Dry paper.
e. Likutei Torah, explanations of the Vilna Gaon on the Tanach. Warsaw, 1899.
First edition.
11 pages.
Condition: Fair. Brittle paper.
Bound with another book:
f. Imrei Noam, explanations of the Vilna Gaon on tractate Brachot and other matters. Warsaw, 1899.
First edition.
Condition: Fair. Brittle paper.
g. Pesikta Rabati. Rabbi Zev Wolf Einhorn. The first half is from the midrash according to the manuscript of Rabbi Avraham son of the Vilna Gaon.
The title page and first page (approbations) are missing.
Handwritten gloss.
Condition: Fair-Good.
h. Title page and the first three pages of Sefer Tosefta, order of Zeraim. Vilna, 1799.
Stamp of Rabbi Avraham Eisenstein ("Avraham B.M.V.H.R.R.T.H faithful one of the Kollel Prushim"), one of the leaders of the Prushim congregation in Jerusalem, served as a Dayan on Rabbi Meir Auerbach's Beit Din. He was the father of Rabbi Eliyahu Mordechai Eisenstein, the secretary of Rabbi Shmuel Salant.
Condition: Fair-Poor.