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1957–58 Studies in the Weekly Sidra Series 4/5718 Nehama Leibowitz Rebound
Item Specifics
• Author: Nehama Leibowitz
• Translated by: Aryeh Newman
• Publication Year: 1957–1958 (5718 Hebrew Calendar)
• Publisher: World Zionist Organization, Dept. for Torah Education & Culture
• Format: Rebound hardcover (original pamphlets bound together)
• Language: English with Hebrew excerpts
• Binding: Tan hardcover boards, red cloth spine, handwritten spine title
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Israel
• Topic: Torah Study, Judaica, Religion, Education
• Condition: Acceptable (see details below)
Condition Description
This is a rebound vintage edition from 1957–58, showing expected age wear:
• Some pages are loose due to original pamphlet binding style
• Moderate foxing and discoloration on covers and page edges
• Text in both English and Hebrew is clear and fully legible
• Custom rebound with tan boards, red cloth spine, handwritten title
Full Description
Up for sale is a rare, early edition of Nehama Leibowitz’s “Studies in the Weekly Sidra” (Series 4/5718 Annual), printed in Jerusalem by the World Zionist Organization (Dept. for Torah Education & Culture in the Diaspora).
This copy is a custom-bound collection of pamphlets originally issued weekly for Torah study, featuring in-depth commentary and questions for parshiyot such as Bereshit, Ki Tissa, and Pinchas.
Nehama Leibowitz (1905–1997) was a renowned Bible scholar whose study sheets (“gilyonot”) transformed Torah learning worldwide. Early pamphlet editions like this are highly collectible and historically significant.
Condition Notes:
• Pages are complete but some are detached
• Cover shows wear, aging, and handwritten title on spine
• Interior is intact and easy to read
Perfect for Judaica collectors, scholars, or anyone interested in Torah study history.