Special Copy, “Siddur Nehora HaShalem;” Vilna-Horadna, 1832
Year-round siddur including selichos, yotzros, and a Pesach Haggadah.
Opening words: “Glosses from Rabbeinu Eliyahu on the text of the prayers and the blessings.”
Siddur Nehura HaShalem was compiled by Rabbi Aharon, the son of Rabbi Yechiel Michel of Michlilishak. It was first published in Vilna, and later in Slavita in nusach Sephard.
This edition was published along with Rabbi Tzemach Segal Landau of Vilna’s “Iyun Tefila” commentary.
This beautiful copy boasts gilded pages and was bound in a special red-leather binding. It was gifted to the renowned philanthropist, Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Lehren of Amsterdam, from Rabbi Yissaschar of Vilna, author of Maaseh Rav and later passed on to the collector Rabbi Yaakov Naftali Hertz Van Biema. (His ex-libris is on the inner side of the cover.) This siddur appears in the list of books belonging to Rabbi Yaakov Naftali that was published in Amsterdam, 1905, No. 479. It was later passed on to the bibliographer and collector, the late Dr. Yeshaya Winograd.
Published in Vilna-Horadna, 1832.
346 leaves | 19 cm
