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Prague, 1527, First-ever illustrated Haggadah! Separate German introduction
(J. Altman/Berlin1926)
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$150
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Mantua Haggadah, 1560, First illustrated Haggadah in Italy, Christian Publisher, Very Similar to Prague 1527 ed., "Adir Hu" Translated into Ladino, Separate introduction,
With Book Jacket, (1970) | $185 | |
Venice, 1629, with German translation in Hebrew lettering, Illuminated,
First Edition of Abarbanel's Commentary (Shortened Version) (Israel, 1975). | $200 | |
Amsterdam Haggadah, 1712, Copper Engravings, German Translation in
Hebrew , (Tel-Aviv, 1986). | $185 | |
Amsterdam Haggadah, 1737, famous title page, color illuminations. | $100 | |
Szyk Haggadah (reprint of the London,1939 version), translated by Cecil Roth, beautifully bound in velvet with matching bookcase | $250 | |
Nickelsburg, 1748 (#22 of 500 copies). | $150 | |
Venice, 1740, Gorgeous illustrations. | $125 | |
Breslau Haggadah, 1768 (separate Intro. booklet). | $125 | |
Rosenthaliana - Leipnik Haggadah, 1738, Color-Illuminated, Incl. Sephardic Rite,
Separate Book of Introduction and English Translation of Text (London, 1898)
(W. Turnowsky Ltd.) With Book Jacket | $225 | |
Copenhagen Haggadah, (Altona-Hamburg, 1739) Color-Illuminated, brief Kabbalah commentary, Yiddish and Ladino translation, Separate Book of
Introduction (Nahar-Steimatzky), With Book Jacket | $225 | |
The Kittsee Haggada, (1770), Written and illustrated by Asher Anshel of Kittsee. Gilded binding with matching box; English Preface
| $100 | |
Sarajevo Haggada
| $90 SOLD
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