August wunsche 1838 1912 (2 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Edition Unstated. (Vols. 2-4 of 7 ?) Bound in Library buckram, little wear. Paper age toned but not brittle. Small library stamps inside. Difficult to enumerate exactly what is included, as they were bound in parts that do not easily match up. The numbering is irregular with some beginnings and some endings either in the wrong order, or missing entirely. Still, almost 3000 pages of Rabbinical commentary. Size: Thick Octavo. c. 2800pp. Text is in German. Full refund if not satisfied.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good No dust jacket as issued. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket As Issued. First Edition. Ex-library, Rabbi L. A. Falk Memorial Library, Great Synagogue, Sydney (Australia). Library call number on spine, and library ruuber stamp on verso of title page of the first title. Disbound. Front and rear hinges broken completely, with text block detached from boards. Joints rubbed. Front joint has a 50mm split at head of spine, and another 50mm split in the middle of the joint. Quite heavy foxing to the endpapers, and to the 1st and 4th titles. The 2nd and 3rd titles are on paper stock that has only minor foxing. Contents of the volumes listed in ink handwriting on front endpaper. No original wrappers present. Rabbi Leib Aisack Falk was born in Bauska, Russia in 1889. "After serving from 1915 at Plymouth, England, he was chaplain in 1918-21 to the 38th-40th Royal Fusiliers (First Judeans) in Egypt and Palestine. In September 1922 he was inducted as second reader at the Great Synagogue, Sydney." - Geni, entry on Rabbi Leib Aisack Falk (1889 - 1957). [Scarcity note: At time of listing I could not find other copies of the 2nd (August Wunsche, 1870) and 4th (Bernhard Zimmels, 1886) titles listed on the market.]; Bound volume of 4 titles of Judaica, all in German. All different authors and imprints. Early 20th century? black cloth boards with gilt title "PAMPHLETS" on spine. Page dimensions: 226 x 147mm. The four titles are: [1]: "Gutmeinung uber den Talmud der Hebraer" by Karl Fischer. Wien [Vienna, Austria]: Alfred Hodler, 1883. vi, [2], 112 pages. [2]: "Oder Die Leiden des Messias in ihrer Uebereinstimmung mit der Lehre des Alten Testaments und den Ausspruchen der Rabbinen in del Talmuden, Midraschim und andern alten rabbinischen Schriften" by Dr. Aug[uste] Wunsche. Leipzig: Fues's Verlag, 1870. viii, 123, [1] pages. [3]: "Jacob Wimpheling, ein Padagoge des Ausgehenden Mittelalters. Vortrag gehalten in der Thomas Akademie zu Luzern im Januar und Juli 1883" by F. X. Kunz. Luzern [Lucerne, Switzerland]: Buchdruckerei von Gebruder Haber, 1883. 80 pages. Latin passage on pages 13-14, beginning "O mater felix, o felicissima virgo". [4]: "Leo Hebraeus, ein Judischer Philosoph der Renaissance; sein Leben, seine Werke und seine Lehren". by Dr. B[ernhard] Zimmels. Breslau: Wilhelm Koebner, 1886. [vi], 120 pages.…