(AMSTERDAM).
<<Nine>> texts bound together in one volume.BINDING: Magnificent ...

(AMSTERDAM).
<<Nine>> texts bound together in one volume.


BINDING: Magnificent, elegantly gilt-tooled calf containing a panorama of floral, open leaf and stirrup tools; central gilt cartouche depicts a Star of David with the letters Koph, Aleph, Aleph surrounding a lyre, under a decorated crown (the crest of the Aschkenazi Community of Amsterdam: "Kehal Aschkenaz Amsterdam"); surmounted by two angels supporting a larger crown. Spine in compartments with gilt leaf and floral tools. Gilt dentelles, all edges gilt, gauferred. Complete with metal hinges and clasps (one lacking).
Lightly browned, closely shaved in places. 8vo.
Amsterdam: 1737-73
* Takanoth HaKehillah [Regulations of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam]. Title within typographic border. Hebrew in square characters and Yiddish in waybertaytsch letters. ff. (4), 2-33. Abraham Athias, 1737. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1478]. * Ampliatie al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": forbidding religious marriage ceremony from taking place unless government approved; obligating relatives to pay for the burial of their loved one; and imposing various "kenasoth" or fines for infractions of by-laws]. Yiddish. ff. 4. The Brothers Proops, 1759. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1772]. * Translat. Ampliatie al Tikun L"H ["Amplification upon By-law 35": Denies formal marriage ceremony to a pregnant woman or a woman who bore a child out of wedlock; also, denies priestly privileges to aKohen who has married a woman forbidden to him, as well as to their offspring]. Hebrew and Yiddish. ff. 3, (1 blank). The Brothers Proops, 1752. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1653]. * Ampliatie auf tikun M"G MeTikunei Kehilatheinu ["Amplification upon By-law 43 of the By-laws of our Community": regarding burial of the dead on a festival]. Yiddish. ff. 2. The Brothers Proops, 1758. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1762]. * Translat. Ampliatien al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": forbidding playhouses and dance halls]. Yiddish. ff. (4). Leib Susmanns, [1765]. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1865]. * Ampliatie al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": austerity laws limiting public celebrations]. Yiddish. ff. (2). The Brothers Proops, 1768. [Not in Vinograd]. * Ampliatie al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": austerity laws limiting public celebrations]. On title, crest of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam: "Kehal Aschkenaz Amsterdam." Yiddish. ff. (2). (Proops, 1772). [Vinograd, Amsterdam 2014]. * Translat. Appointment [forbids establishment of independent prayer quorums other than in the house of the Chief Rabbi or in the house of a mourner]. On title, crest of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam. Yiddish. ff. 4. Proops, [1771]. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 2000]. * Translat. Ampliatien al Takanoth Kehilatheinu ["Amplifications upon the By-Laws of Our Community": stipulations concerning alms to the poor]. On title, crest of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam. f.9v with sign of Aschkenazic community, Hebrew letters Koph, Aleph within Star of David. Yiddish. ff. 16 (mispaginated, omits f.4, but complete). Kosman ben Joseph Baruch, 1773. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 2024]. Fascinating collection of records noting the tightly imposed self-government of the Aschkenazi Community of Amsterdam. These internal communal regulations are bound here in a most lavish binding, an illustration of which, noted as an exceptional example of fine Dutch-Jewish bindings, is portrayed in M.H. Gans, Memorbook (1977) p.189.
* Takanoth HaKehillah [Regulations of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam]. Title within typographic border. Hebrew in square characters and Yiddish in waybertaytsch letters. ff. (4), 2-33. Abraham Athias, 1737. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1478]. * Ampliatie al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": forbidding religious marriage ceremony from taking place unless government approved; obligating relatives to pay for the burial of their loved one; and imposing various "kenasoth" or fines for infractions of by-laws]. Yiddish. ff. 4. The Brothers Proops, 1759. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1772]. * Translat. Ampliatie al Tikun L"H ["Amplification upon By-law 35": Denies formal marriage ceremony to a pregnant woman or a woman who bore a child out of wedlock; also, denies priestly privileges to aKohen who has married a woman forbidden to him, as well as to their offspring]. Hebrew and Yiddish. ff. 3, (1 blank). The Brothers Proops, 1752. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1653]. * Ampliatie auf tikun M"G MeTikunei Kehilatheinu ["Amplification upon By-law 43 of the By-laws of our Community": regarding burial of the dead on a festival]. Yiddish. ff. 2. The Brothers Proops, 1758. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1762]. * Translat. Ampliatien al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": forbidding playhouses and dance halls]. Yiddish. ff. (4). Leib Susmanns, [1765]. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 1865]. * Ampliatie al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": austerity laws limiting public celebrations]. Yiddish. ff. (2). The Brothers Proops, 1768. [Not in Vinograd]. * Ampliatie al Takanoth DeKehilatheinu ["Amplification upon the By-Laws of Our Community": austerity laws limiting public celebrations]. On title, crest of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam: "Kehal Aschkenaz Amsterdam." Yiddish. ff. (2). (Proops, 1772). [Vinograd, Amsterdam 2014]. * Translat. Appointment [forbids establishment of independent prayer quorums other than in the house of the Chief Rabbi or in the house of a mourner]. On title, crest of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam. Yiddish. ff. 4. Proops, [1771]. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 2000]. * Translat. Ampliatien al Takanoth Kehilatheinu ["Amplifications upon the By-Laws of Our Community": stipulations concerning alms to the poor]. On title, crest of the Aschkenazic Community of Amsterdam. f.9v with sign of Aschkenazic community, Hebrew letters Koph, Aleph within Star of David. Yiddish. ff. 16 (mispaginated, omits f.4, but complete). Kosman ben Joseph Baruch, 1773. [Vinograd, Amsterdam 2024]. Fascinating collection of records noting the tightly imposed self-government of the Aschkenazi Community of Amsterdam. These internal communal regulations are bound here in a most lavish binding, an illustration of which, noted as an exceptional example of fine Dutch-Jewish bindings, is portrayed in M.H. Gans, Memorbook (1977) p.189.