Haeschkol Band VII . ha-Eshkol; measef sifruti u-mada i. by Gunzig J (editor) - 1913

Brussel, Studio Jacobs, 2019. 174 pp., 4to, pap.

Hannover, Heinz Lafaire 1924. Hardcover, 120 pagina's

Hannover: Heinz Lafaire, 1924. Original Cloth. Very Good. 8vo. 124pp. German text. Minimal markings on cover, otherwise a very good and clean copy.

Antwerpen, Delplace, Koch 1921.. gr.-8°. 139 (1) S. OBrosch. In gutem Zustand

Brünn: Jüdischer Buch und Kunstverlag Max Hickl, 1908. Original Wrappers. Very Good. 8vo .. 70pp. Spine with minimal loss at head and tail . OTHERWISE A VERY GOOD COPY. CLEAN AND FRESH.

Antwerpen: Delplace, Koch & Co, 1921. First edition. Softcover. g to vg. Octavo. 139 (1)pp. Original brown wraps with black publisher's device, ruling and lettering on cover. Illustrated front endpaper. Frontispiece title page in French. Black ruling and publisher's device on title page. Dedicated to the President of the Jewish Parish in Antwerp. Portrayal of life and work of 25 outstanding Jewish men (Wundermänner / Baal-Schem) who have emerged from the middle of the 11th century to date, including Benjamin ben Serach, Adam Baal-Schem, Joel (I) ben Isak Heilpern, Simon Wolf, Josef Baal-Schem, Israel Friedfertig, and others. Most of the portrayals had been published in the periodical "Freie jüdische Lehrerstimme" in 1919, and appear here in an edited and expanded version. Includes essay on the history of the older Kabbalah and appendices at rear. Text in German. Wraps with wear along edges and spine, small chips, light creasing and staining of front cover. Starting at foreword and page 105. Light… Read More

Antwerp: Delplace, Koch & Co, 1921. First edition. Softcover. g+ to vg. Small Quarto. 139 (1)pp. Original brown wraps with black publisher's device, lettering and double border on cover, protected by modern mylar. illustrated front endpaper. Frontispiece title page in French. Title page with black double border and publisher's device. Dedicated to the President of the Jewish Parish in Antwerp. Portrayal of life and work 25 outstanding Jewish men (Wundermänner / Baal-Schem) who have emerge from the middle of the 11th century to date, including Benjamin ben Serach, Adam Baal-Schem, Joel (I) ben Isak Heilpern, Simon Wolf, Josef Baal-Schem, Israel Friedfertig, and others. Most of the portrayals had been published in the periodical "Freie jüdische Lehrerstimme" in 1919, and appear here in an edited and expanded version. Includes essay on the history of the older Kabbalah and appendices at rear. Text in German, with some Hebrew translations. Wraps with light wear along edges and spine. Starting lightly… Read More