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Lot : 108

'Kehillos Yaakov' Original manuscript by the Steipler Kehillos Yaakov Commentary on tractate

Start price: $4,000
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Est. Price: $7,000 - $10,000

‘Kehillos Yaakov’

Original manuscript by the Steipler
Kehillos Yaakov Commentary on tractate zevachim
handwritten by the author, Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael
Kanievsky, including ten complete, typewritten simanim
with handwritten glosses, additions, erasures and edits.
Also included is the text formula for the title page as well
as the Steipler’s introduction, with erasures and edits.
Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael Kanievsky (1899 – 1985), known
as the Steipler, was a leading Torah figure of the past
generation. Writing his novellae was a holy task which
the Steipler held in great importance.
Before writing his
novellae, he would immerse in the mikvah, and used a
special pen to write these Torah thoughts. He invested
tremendous efforts in explaining with precise wording to
ensure clarity. In these writings as well, it is evident that
he exuded much effort into editing his work.
Dated Bnei Brak, 1973
58 leaves | various sizes and conditions
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