Invitation to the Admor of Makova's Granddaughter's Wedding with Writing in his Handwriting and with his Signature

Invitation to the Admor of Makova's Granddaughter's Wedding with Writing in his Handwriting and with his Signature

Invitation to the wedding of the granddaughter Admor of Makova, Rabbi Moshe Natan Nota Lemberger [father of the present Admors] with inscription in the Admor's handwriting and with his signature.

The Admor added four lines in his handwriting and with his signature. Corrections in his handwriting to the body of the invitation.

Rabbi Natan Nota Lemberger was the primary disciple of Rabbi S. Greenfeld, author of Shu"t Maharshag, served as adjudicator in Mako during his grandfather's lifetime, author of Ateret Moshe and Klei Golah. He started to write novellae when he was in the Theresienstadt camp, working as a bread baker. He would write his novellae on the stubs given to him by the camp's workers to receive the bread allotted to them. In 1952, he moved to the Holy Land and settled in Kiyat Atta, spread Torah to thousands, left many novellae behind in both revealed and hidden Torah, in midrash and chassidut.

Very fine condition.