EXTREMELY RARE! An omnibus volume with four Hebrew titles from mid-19th century Poland. The first title is a Passover Haggadah with commentary and the tales of the Dubner Maggid (Jakob Kranz). The second title is Likutei Tzvi, the last essay written by Hassidic leader Zvi Hirsh Segal, and published by Lazar Zweifel. The third and fourth titles are printings of 14th century texts - Sefer Haminhagim, a compilation of rites related to community life by Ashkenazi rabbi Isaac Tirna; and Pardes Rimonim, explanations of difficult passages in the Talmud by Sephardic philosopher and polemic Shem Tov Ibn Shaprut. 210x140mm, 60+84+80+122 pages. Black quarter-leather hardcover. Cover torn and mostly missing. Pen inscription on endpaper and whitepage. First title page missing. Pages yellowing with aging and humidity stains, mostly at first title. Despite the aforementioned wear, this rare volume is in good condition for reading.