METZ - HEBRAIC PRINTS
Lot including:
-Talmud, Treatise Berakhot (Masseches Berachot, edited by Moïse May). Metz, Joseph Antoine, s.d. [1774?], in-4, worn boards, complete and fresh inside.
-Talmud, Traité Betza (Masseches Betza, edited by Moïse May). Metz, Joseph Antoine, 1768. Faded boards, fresh interior.
- Mahzor of Rosh Ha-Chana. Metz, E. Hadamard, 1817. In-8, half-binding worn.
-Prayers for Tisha be Av, Megilat Ekha (Lamentations of Jeremiah) and Qinot, Metz, Hadamard, 1817. Half-binding. 
-Jacob WEILL, Hilkhot Shehitot ou-Bedikot (laws concerning ritual slaughter), in Hebrew and Judeo-German (Alsatian Yiddish), Metz, Hadamard, 1821.
The last two works are particularly rare.
Live Wednesday 26 February 2025・14:30 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 59

METZ - HEBRAIC PRINTS Lot including: -Talmud, Treatise Berakhot (Masseches Berachot, edited by Moïse May). Metz, Joseph Antoine, s.d. [1774?], in-4, worn boards, complete and fresh inside. -Talmud, Traité Betza (Masseches Betza, edited by Moïse May). Metz, Joseph Antoine, 1768. Faded boards, fresh interior. - Mahzor of Rosh Ha-Chana. Metz, E. Hadamard, 1817. In-8, half-binding worn. -Prayers for Tisha be Av, Megilat Ekha (Lamentations of Jeremiah) and Qinot, Metz, Hadamard, 1817. Half-binding. -Jacob WEILL, Hilkhot Shehitot ou-Bedikot (laws concerning ritual slaughter), in Hebrew and Judeo-German (Alsatian Yiddish), Metz, Hadamard, 1821. The last two works are particularly rare.

Estimate
€500 - €600
Result
€695
Buyer's premium
30%
METZ - HEBRAIC PRINTS Lot including: -Talmud, Treatise Berakhot (Masseches Berachot, edited by Moïse May). Metz, Joseph Antoine, s.d. [1774?], in-4, worn boards, complete and fresh inside. -Talmud, Traité Betza (Masseches Betza, edited by Moïse May). Metz, Joseph Antoine, 1768. Faded boards, fresh interior. - Mahzor of Rosh Ha-Chana. Metz, E. Hadamard, 1817. In-8, half-binding worn. -Prayers for Tisha be Av, Megilat Ekha (Lamentations of Jeremiah) and Qinot, Metz, Hadamard, 1817. Half-binding. -Jacob WEILL, Hilkhot Shehitot ou-Bedikot (laws concerning ritual slaughter), in Hebrew and Judeo-German (Alsatian Yiddish), Metz, Hadamard, 1821. The last two works are particularly rare.
Sale Wednesday 26 February 2025・14:30 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon 3, rue Favart 75002 Paris