Machzor Hashalom… Minhag Romi [prayers for the entire year]. Part II (only) containing prayers for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkoth plus laws for circumcision, marriage, family purity and mourning.

AUCTION 70 | Thursday, September 22nd, 2016 at 1:00

Fine Judaica: Printed Books, Manuscripts, Autographed Letters, Graphic and Ceremonial Art

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Machzor Hashalom… Minhag Romi [prayers for the entire year]. Part II (only) containing prayers for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkoth plus laws for circumcision, marriage, family purity and mourning.

Marginal notes and instructions in an Italian hand. ff. 86 (of 151). Contains signature 6 (last three leaves) through signature 22:4, (lacking f. 6 of signature 8, f. 6 of signature 15, ff. 2-6 of signature 17, ff. 3-6 of signature 19). Stained, paper repairs to corners of few leaves occasionally affecting text. Modern calf. Folio. Vinograd, Rimini 3; Y.Y. Cohen, Bibliographia shel Machzorim… Lephi Minhag Bnai Roma (1966) no. 4; Steinschneider 2578 (“tanta est hujus ed. raritas”); Haberman, Soncino 74. Sold not subject to return.

(Rimini / Pesaro?): Gershom Soncino 1521

Est: $600 - $900

PRICE REALIZED $550

The Soncino family wandered to many towns setting up their printing presses to publish classical Hebrew works. Often, the colophons to their books did not specify the place of publication. As their fonts were similar, bibliographers have been unsure in which town certain works had been published. A case in point are two Machzorim published c.1521 by Soncino: viz. Haberman, Soncino nos. 72 and 73 are listed as “Pesaro or Rimini.” See also Steinschneider 2444 who was also unsure where the 1521 Machzor was published, either in Pesaro or Rimini. Similarly so, Vinograd’s Otzar Hasepharim.