Bidspirit auction | 4 Redelheim Machzorim. Some first

4 Redelheim Machzorim. Some first prints 7th and 8th day of Pesach-First print, 1800. Very good condition, front cover detached 1st and 2nd day of Sukkos-1800, first print. Very good condition, front cover detached. Partially on blue paper Sukkos- 1832, good condition Kinnos- 1831, Good condition, with nazi stamp Rabbi Ze’ev Wolf Heidenheim – The Rava (1757-1832), exegete, grammarian and renowned mesorah researcher. In his printing press in Redelheim, he printed his works on grammar, his accurate Chumashim printed according to the mesorah, and his famous machzorim “Sefer Kerovot”. The Chatam Sofer gave his approbation for his books and praised them. Many times in his sermons and in his compositions the Chatam Sofer cites the commentaries and glosses of “The complete sage R’ Wolf Heidenheim”. His machzorim greatly contributed to the study and preservation of the piyyutim of Ashkenazi communities and they were reprinted in hundreds of editions until the Holocaust. Rabbi Ze’ev Wolf Heidenheim – The Rava (1757-1832), exegete, grammarian and renowned mesorah researcher. In his printing press in Redelheim, he printed his works on grammar, his accurate Chumashim printed according to the mesorah, and his famous machzorim “Sefer Kerovot”. The Chatam Sofer gave his approbation for his books and praised them. Many times in his sermons and in his compositions the Chatam Sofer cites the commentaries and glosses of “The complete sage R’ Wolf Heidenheim”. His machzorim greatly contributed to the study and preservation of the piyyutim of Ashkenazi communities and they were reprinted in hundreds of editions until the Holocaust. Rabbi Ze’ev Wolf Heidenheim – The Rava (1757-1832), exegete, grammarian and renowned mesorah researcher. In his printing press in Redelheim, he printed his works on grammar, his accurate Chumashim printed according to the mesorah, and his famous machzorim “Sefer Kerovot”. The Chatam Sofer gave his approbation for his books and praised them. Many times in his sermons and in his compositions the Chatam Sofer cites the commentaries and glosses of “The complete sage R’ Wolf Heidenheim”. His machzorim greatly contributed to the study and preservation of the piyyutim of Ashkenazi communities and they were reprinted in hundreds of editions until the Holocaust. Bound at the end of the Machzor of Shavuot is a bibliographically unknown leaf: “These are the words of the proclamation announced in public in the synagogues…Iyar 1805…in Frankfurt am Main...in the name of the Av Beit Din Rabbi…Pinchas HaLevi Ish Horowitz…” – “Approbation and ban” not to print the Redelheim machzorim. - כמה מחזורים רעדעלהיים ז' וח' של פסח- דפוס ראשון, 1800, מצב טוב מאד, כיסוי קדום מנותק א' וב' של סוכות- 1800, דפוס ראשון, מצב טוב מאד, כיסוי קדום מנותק קינות- 1831, מצב טוב, עם חותמת של הנאצים סוכות- 1832, מצב טוב