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Form of Daily Prayer According to the Custom of the German and Polish JewsBook in Hebrew and English. Published by J. Schlesinger in Austria in 1857. The book contains a daily prayer book according to the customs of German and Polish Jews. The cover is made of celluloid and brass, featuring a brass depiction of the Ten Commandments. Intended for the USA market.
Prayerbook for Mincha and Maariv, Portuguese MinhagPrayerbook for Mincha and Maariv, following the Portuguese rite (Minhag), authored by Lopes Cardozo Jr. and published in Amsterdam in 1865. This particular volume was owned by Reverend Chazan J.J. Levie of the Jewish Community of Paramaribo, Suriname, who served as chazan from 1860 to 1888. The prayerbook contains his handwriting and name. This is volume three of a three-volume set.
Sidur Sefat Emet: Daily Prayers with English Instructions. New York, 1886This is an 1886 edition of the Sidur Sefat Emet, daily prayers with English instructions. Published for the Hebrew Free Schools of New York, this edition presents the text as corrected in earlier editions published in Rodelheim. The book contains 293 pages and is bound in contemporary boards. This edition is notable for its use as a textbook in the Hebrew Free School of New York and its inclusion of English instructions, a departure from its original Hebrew-German format. According to OCLC, only one other copy exists, presumably located at JTSAL (likely part of the Karp Collection).
Book of Daily Prayer for Every Day in the Year, according to the custom of the German and Polish Jews. Edited by Isaac Leeser. Published by C. Sherman in 1848.