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The Siddur that was used by the Tzaddik Rav of Tosh for his pure Avodah. With a piece of parchment on which Shemot Hakodesh were written with ink.
Siddur Avodat Halevi. Fifth edition, Cheshvan 2004, printed in Kiryat Tosh, under the supervision, guidance and directions of the Rebbe of Tosh.
Etched on the binding of the Siddur is his sacred name: ‘משולם פייש סג"ל לאווי’.
On the flyleaf, his personal stamp: " משולם פייש סג"ל לאווי אב"ד דק"ק טהאש תע"א קרית טאהש קענעדע תע"א".
Written on the flyleaf: ‘געניצט אין געבענשט דארעך רבין עטלעכע מאהל. רבינו נתן ידיו הקדושים עליו אין געמישט די בלעטער’. Written on the additional flyleaf are names for the prayer of the Tzaddik.
The Siddur has signs of usage and tear stains. Considerable signs on the leaves of Birkas Hamazon.
Mounted on the back board is a piece of parchment with Shemot Hakodesh written on it, integrated into the Siddur.
On Seder Hakorbanot, traces of the mounting of parchment of Parashat Hakorbanot VeHaktoret.
The Holy Rav Rabbi Meshulam Feisch of Tosh (1921-2015), was born in Tosh to the holy Rav Rabbi Mordechai the son of the holy Rav Rabbi Elimelech. One of the greatest Tzaddikim of the recent generation, whom thousands flocked to his pure court in Canada to observe his awe-inspiring Avodah and prayers and receive his blessings. Was renowned all around the world as a wonder worker and was famed for the greatness of his asceticism and sanctity.
[4], 420, [2], 101, 24 [9] pp. Inside the Siddur, a parchment with Shemt Hakodesh. Very good condition.
Measurement: 21 CM
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