Vilna: YIVO, 1938. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers with wear along the spine, 297-408 pp., yellowed paper. Text is in Yiddish. Articles are "On a Relief Scheme along Constructive Lines for the Polish Jewry," J. Lestschinsky, "The Increasing Density of the Trade Network in Poland," L. Landau, "Jewish Migration in... More
Vilna: YIVO, 1938. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers with wear along the spine, 201-296 pp., yellowed paper. Text is in Yiddish. More
Vilna: YIVO, 1938. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers with wear along the spine, 97-200 pp., yellowed paper. Text is in Yiddish. Articles are "On a Relief Scheme along Constructive Lines for the Polish Jewry," J. Lestschinsky, "Remarks on the natural Increase of the Polish Population in Poland," S. Foglzon, "Jewish... More
Vilna: YIVO, 1938. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers with wear along the spine, 96 pp., yellowed paper. Text is in Yiddish. Articles are "On a Relief Scheme along Constructive Lines for the Polish Jewry," J. Lestschinsky, "Remarks on the natural Increase of the Polish Population in Poland," S. Foglzon, "The... More
Vilna: YIVO, 1937. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers with wear along the spine, 129-208 pp., bibliography, yellowed paper. Text is in Yiddish. Articles are "Concerning a Scheme of Constructive Help for Polish Jewry," J. Lestschinsky, "The Kilim Industry at Kosow (Eastern Galicia)," M. linder, "The Jewish Population of Warsaw," J.... More
Vilna: YIVO, 1937. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers with wear along the spine, 80 pp., yellowed paper. Text is in Yiddish. Articles are "emigration in Times of Capitalism," J. Lestschinsky, "The Jewish Trade in the Region of Bialystok," M. Linder, "The Textile Industry in Zgierz," D. Baum, "The Jewish Population... More
Vilna: Department of Economics and Statistics, Yiddish Scientific Institute (YIVO). 1937. Softbound. Octavo, paper covers with wear at the corners, 48 pp., English language precis of the articles at the rear. Text is in Yiddish. Articles are "Our Tasks and Aims: Editorial," Lestschinsky, "The Jewish Commerce in Polish Small Towns,"... More
Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 1999. Softbound. Octavo, paper covers, x, 227 pp., map, notes, select bibliography, index. More
New York: Sepher-Hermon Press, Inc., 1984. Hardbound. Octavo in mildly worn dust jacket, xxiv, 234 pp., maps, b/w photos, notes, statisitics, glossary, bibliography, index. More
Rockville, MD: Kar-Ben Copies, Inc., 2001. Softbound. Quarto, paper covers, 32 pp., color illustraitons throughout by Katherine Janus Kahn. More
No place: Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1925. Softbound. Octavo, paper covers with a crease to the front cover, frontispiece photo, 417 pp., index. Articles are "Modern Rabbinical Seminaries," Jacob Mann, Changing Functins of the Rabbinate," Joseph J. Kornfeld, "Attracting the College Youth to the Synagog," Benjamin Frankel, "Survey of... More
No place: Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1907. Hardbound. Octavo, tan cloth with black lettering, 281 pp. Articles are "Syllabus of Steropticon Lecture on Judaism of the Nineteenth Century," G. Deutsch, "Discussion of Rabbi Landman's Paper - "Moses Hayyim Luzzatto, in Honor of His Bicentenary,"" Rabbi Mendel Silber, "The History... More
Brooklyn, New York: Pardes Publishing House, 1959. Hardbound. Octavo, red cloth with gold lettering, 469 pp. Text is in Hebrew. This volume only. More
Pest: Verlag von M.E. Löwy's Sohn Buchhandlung, 1866. Small octavo, black leather spine with gold lettering, black cloth covered boards, illustrated title-pages for each section, 224, 128, 287 pp. Text is in Hebrew and German. With additional commentaries by Yehudah Leib ben Zeev and Aaron of Pesaro. More
Brooklyn: Joseph Weiss, 1975. Hardbound. Royal octavos, maroon cloth with gold lettering, 284, 246 pp. + 160, 130, 228 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Warsaw: Yitshak Goldman, 1897. Hardbound. Duodecimo, quarter leather with some loss to the spine edgeworn and shelfworn marbled paper covered boards, 92 pp. Text is in Hebrew, Yiddish and Russian. New edition by Naftali ben Avraham Mas´kil le-Etan. More
Berditchev: Be-Defus shel Hayim Ya'akov Sheftil, 1906. Hardbound. Octavo, black cloth spine with a paper label, black paper covered boards with a printed label over most of the front board, free front endpaper loose, 120 pp. Text is in Hebrew. With articles by Yehuda Velish, Avraham Harkavy, S.A. Poznansky, Tzvi... More
New York: Bi-defus A.H. Rosenberg, 1909. Hardbound. Small octavo, blue cloth, 60 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Jerusalem: Ha-Mahlakah le-hinukh ule-tarbut toraniyim ba-golah shel ha-Histadrut ha-Tsiyonit ha-Olamit, 1957/8. Hardbound. Octavo, maroon cloth with gold lettering, approximately 180 pp. Text is in Hebrew. One year worth of Leibowitz's weekly studies. More
Jerusalem: Ha-Mahlakah le-hinukh ule-tarbut toraniyim ba-golah shel ha-Histadrut ha-Tsiyonit ha-Olamit, 1957/8. Hardbound. Octavo, maroon cloth with gold lettering, approximately 180 pp. Text is in Hebrew. One year worth of Leibowitz's weekly studies. More
Jerusalem: Ha-Mahlakah le-hinukh ule-tarbut toraniyim ba-golah shel ha-Histadrut ha-Tsiyonit ha-Olamit, 1957/8. Hardbound. Octavo, maroon cloth with gold lettering, approximately 275 pp. Text is in Hebrew. One year worth of Leibowitz's weekly studies. More
New York: Agudat Haside Spinka be-Artsot ha-Berit, 1952. Hardbound. Quarto, blue cloth with gold lettering, 198 pp. Text is in Hebrew. More
Jerusalem: Sifre Vahrman, 1970. Second Edition. Hardbound. Octavo, green cloth with gold lettering, 362 pp. Text is in Hebrew. With additional notes by I. A. Rabin. More
Lemberg: Gedrukt bay Yosef Shnayder, 1851. Hardbound. Royal octavo, lacking the backstrip and with the boards off, boards edgeworn and shelfworn, xvi, 300, 47 pp. Text is in Hebrew. Krochmal's only book published in Hebrew. This is the first edition, edited for publication posthumously by Leopold Zunz. More
Jerusalem: 1960. Hardbound. Small octavo, maroon cloth spine with gold lettering, green cloth covered boards with gold lettering, 214, 222 pp. Text is in Hebrew. Edited by Salomon Buber. More
