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יד דוד (חלק שני, כרך שני)

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Sinzheim, Joseph David ben Isaac, 1745-1812
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Title יד דוד (חלק שני, כרך שני) : חדושים על התלמוד.
Contributors פינשטין, סול (בעלים קודמים)
Yeshiva University Library USA
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher Yeshiva University Library, New York, NY, USA
Script Style אשכנזית
Creation Date מאה י"ט
Notes נושא נוסף: תלמוד בבלי פרשנות (זינצהיים, יוסף דוד)
נושא נוסף: אוטוגרף. זינצהיים, יוסף דוד
Yeshiva University Library New York, NY USA Ms. 1
Catalogue Avivi, YU 93
אוטוגרף.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Publications אביב"י י', אוסף כתבי-היד הרבניים, ספריית מנדל גוטסמן ישיבה-אוניברסיטה (ניו יורק, תשנ"ח) מס' 93.
Genre Autograph manuscripts
Call number at Current Custodian מתנת משפחת סול פינשטיין.
"The original manuscript, presented as a gift to Yeshiva University in 1954, was preserved by Yeshiva University's Mendel Gottesman Library among its rare collections and made available for research and inquiry. It was transferred by the University to Rabbi Nathan Raphael Auerbach in 2015. By agreement with Rabbi Auerbach, a digital version of the manuscript is on the Yeshiva University website."
Extent 245 דף.
אוטוגרף.
Language Hebrew
Credits These manuscripts are from the Gross Family Collection, Tel Aviv. Digitisation by Ardon Bar-Hama, The National Library of Israel. "Ktiv" Project, The National Library of Israel.
National Library system number 990001681630205171

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