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These books published in 1961 belonged to a elderly Jewish Doctor and were gifted to me back in the 1970's. They are not used like from a school or library. He apparently never read them, nor did I. The only thing that makes the set not mint is the note on an end page to the doctor on his 80th birthday on 6th days/I'0 - 5730-d"en. (1970) see photos.
The books are in excellent condition. Only the slip cover has aged. Other than the end page note it was a gift for 80th birthday, these volumes have no marks or writing or damage. Open like new books. As a collector type example of this set they are in excellent condition. They are listed as used since they were pre-owned with birthday note.
Binding excellent. The photos show condition. They will be packed very well. The boxed item which weighs about 5 pounds packed shows how it will be sent media mail or priority. Shipping is same or next day in post office not just label printed as seems to be common with ers. Return policy of course. Why buy obviously used when here is a close to mint set. I have a thousand books, and know something about book conditions. No shelf wear again see photos. I am reducing my library.
The following is an AI description. Certainly, whoever reads this knows the significance of these four volumes.
This Code of Jewish Law is a gem for collectors and readers alike. The Kitzur Shulchan Aruch features both Hebrew and English translations, making it accessible to a wider audie. The book is in near-mint condition, showcasing its value as a well-preserved piece of religious literature. It was manufactured in the United States and pertains to Judaism, perfect for those seeking to deepen their understanding of the religion. Add this rare find to your collection today and enhance your studies.
