Bidspirit auction | Set Machzorim. The first prayer

Set Machzorim. The first prayer printed in Jerusalem! rare! - Mo'adei Hashem V'Kri'ei Mo'ed, Part 1. Machzor, Sephardic tradition, for Pesach and Shavu'ot. Includes: Passover Haggadah and Tikun Lel Shavu'ot. Jerusalem, [1844]. Variant: in the ”Blessing for the King or for the Government” on page 51/b, the following version appears: ”To our Master, the kind King, the Sultan His Majesty” [see S. HaLevi, no. 20, on the three types of forms which were printed, one with a blessing for Sultan Abdulmejid, the second with a blessing for the Queen of England and the third with an anonymous blessing for ”the Sultan”]. Moadei Hashem Ukre'ei Moed – Jerusalem, 1843. Sefer Moadei Hashem ve-Kre'ei Moed – second part. Jerusalem, 1843. Prayers for festivals according to Sephardi custom. Approbation by Rabbi Chaim Avraham Gageen and Rabbi Ya'akov Antebi, Rabbi of Damascus.