Subject: Jewish liturgy

This is a copy of the 1869 printing of Isaac Leeser's *Form of Prayers*, specifically the single-volume daily prayer book. This edition, printed by Slote & Mooney, is notable for being published the year after Leeser's death (February 1868). The 5629 (1869) publication date suggests a possible business opportunity for the printer to produce the book without paying royalties to Leeser's estate.

Two volumes bound as one, containing prayers for the New Year's feast. Text in Hebrew and English. The cover is made of celluloid and brass, with carved bone decoration. Intended for the US market.

A later edition of "Form of Service for the First Two Nights of the Feast of Passover," published by the Hebrew Publishing Company at 632.34 Broadway, New York City. The copyright date is 1859, though this is a later printing.

A later edition (than 13.705) of "Form of Service for the First Two Nights of the Feast of Passover," published by the Hebrew Publishing Company, located at 83, 85, 87 Canal Street, New York City. The copyright date is 1859, but this is an earlier edition containing more Hebrew text than item 13.705.

A later edition of "Form of Service for the First Two Nights of the Feast of Passover," published by the Hebrew Publishing Company at 50-52 Eldridge Street, New York City. The copyright date is 1859, but this is a later edition.

Book - Haggadah...."FORM OF SERVICE FOR THE TWO FIRST NIGHTS OF OF THE FEAST OF; PASSOVER WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATION"... NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION; H. SALOLSKI, 53 DIVISION STREET..1880; INSCRIBED TO MARCUS FRIEDMAN ..AGE 11 ..3/29/1882..FORT WORTH; 1880 / 1859...note does not have date in Hebrew as do the later copies

This is a fifth edition of a book containing prayers for Passover, with an English translation. Printed by L.H. Frank in New York City in 1874, it is bound in tooled red leather with gilded page edges. A previous owner's name is stamped in gold on the cover. The book came from Rodeph Shalom Congregation in Pittsburgh, a historically prominent Reform congregation.

Book of choral chants performed at the inauguration service of Rabbi M. Lewenstein as chief rabbi of both Jewish communities in Paramaribo, Suriname on January 22, 1858. The book is part of the Willy Lindwer Suriname Collection.

This prayer book, "Korban Aharon," contains prayers for Sabbath, Passover, Shavuot, Sukkot, and Rosh Hashanah. Authored by Aaron Hahn, Rabbi of the Tifereth Israel Congregation in Cleveland, Ohio, it was published in 1876. The Tifereth Israel Congregation, founded in 1850, shifted towards Reform Judaism under Rabbi Hahn's leadership (1874-1892).

This 1847 book from J. Wertheimer in London outlines the laws and regulations governing the conduct of Ashkenazi synagogues within the British Empire. Written in English and Hebrew, it details prayer times, the order of services, and rules of decorum. The book comes from the library of Rabbi Dr. David de Sola Pool.

This is a two-volume prayer book containing the afternoon (Mincha) and evening (Maariv) services according to the Portuguese Jewish rite. Published in Amsterdam in 1865 by Lopes Cardozo Jr., it belonged to Reverend Chazan J.J. Levie, who served the Jewish Community of Paramaribo from 1860 to 1888. His handwriting and name appear within the book.

This 17-page book, measuring 19 cm, contains the liturgy and ritual of Temple Emanu-El in New York, published in 1871. The text is presented in both Hebrew and English.

This book, published by Isaac S. Moses in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1884, provides a set order of prayers and responsive readings for Jewish worship. The book likely contains traditional Jewish prayers and liturgical texts arranged for congregational use. Further details on the specific prayers and their arrangement would require examination of the book's contents.

This 174-page manuscript partitur contains transliterated Hebrew music for a temple choir. The book is hand-written and bound, with the front cover embossed with the word "Partitur." While the exact date is unclear, the manuscript's style suggests a composition between 1860 and 1899, with a possible creation date of 1855 according to the donor's notes. The music includes a mixture of Hebrew, German, Italian, and French text, indicating a diverse cultural influence on the liturgical music.

A Hebrew broadside containing a penitential prayer beginning with the words "El Melekh Yoshev" ('The Divine King sitting'). Printed in Hanover, Germany, circa 1830 by Shelomoh Bloch. This prayer, a type of selihah, was printed separately to save cost, possibly to be inserted into imported prayer books.

This is one of two volumes of prayer books arranged by Dr. A. Huebach and translated by Alexander Kohut, D.D. It contains prayers for the divine services of Congregation Ahawath Chesed. Published in New York in 1889 by A. L. Goetzl.

Program for an Extraordinary Synagogue Service held in Paramaribo, Suriname on January 1, 1898, to commemorate the enthronement of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. The program is in Dutch.

This 1847 book contains the Hebrew and English order of service for the consecration of Congregation Shaaray Tefila, located on Wooster Street in New York City. Published by J. M. Jackson, the book features type-ornament borders on each page. It is from the library of Rabbi Dr. David de Sola Pool and represents an early example of the liturgy used by this congregation, which later transitioned from Orthodox to Reform Judaism.

This is an 1863 edition of a Haggadah, published by L.H. Frank's bookstore in New York. It's a reprint of an earlier edition by his father, and it features a modern binding. The title translates to "Order of the Passover Haggadah: Narrative of the Exodus of Israel from Egypt." This particular edition includes a title page that displays the title in Hebrew and German.

Third edition of a Passover service book in Hebrew and English, with illustrations. Found in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Publication date is estimated to be January 1, 1862.

This is a reprint of L.H. Frank's "Service for the Two First Nights of Passover with an English Translation." It is a new illustrated edition published by the Hebrew Publishing Co., located at 632.34 Broadway. The original publication date was 1859.

This book, published by Block & Co. in Cincinnati around 1866, contains the prayer book for the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) used by American Israelites. The book includes 307 pages of text, 55 additional pages, and two tipped-in leaves for family records. A notation in the family record section notes the death of Samuel Ollendorff on March 17, 1886. The book is bound in contemporary blind-embossed brown cloth with gilt bands and lettering on the spine. Authored by Isaac M. Wise, a prominent figure in American Jewish religious life known for bridging traditional Judaism with American ideals.

This book, published by Bloch & Co. in Cincinnati in 1866, contains the Divine Service for the Day of Atonement used by American Israelites. The book includes 307 pages of liturgical text, plus an additional 55 pages of supplementary material. The book contains inscriptions from previous owners on the flyleaf.

This book, published by Bloch & Co. in Cincinnati in 1866, contains the liturgy for Rosh Hashanah as practiced by American Israelites. It comprises 212 pages and features contributions by Isaac Mayer Wise, a prominent Reform rabbi.

Hebrew and English prayer book edited by Isaac Leeser, published in Philadelphia by Slote & Mooney in 1857. This is David de Sola Pool's annotated copy, containing his marginal notations and additional typed notes. The book shows signs of age, including a loss to the upper corner of the Hebrew title page and browning. The book consists of 215 pages and is bound in later boards. De Sola Pool used this prayer book as a working template for his own Fast Day liturgical edition.

This is a prayer book published by Isaac S. Moses in Milwaukee in 1888. It contains prayers and rituals for use in the Jewish home.

This is Volume II of "The Order of Prayer for Divine Service," a prayer book revised by Dr. L. Merzbacher, Rabbi of Temple Emanu-El in 1855. This third edition, revised and corrected by Dr. S. Adler, contains prayers specifically for Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement). Published in 1891.