This is a book printed in Arabic titled “The Collected Poems of Bahr Al-‘Ulūm.” It contains the works of the “Peoples’ Poet,” Mohammed Saleh [Ṣālih] Bahr al-Ulum. This is the first volume of the first edition.

This is a liturgical poem read on the sabbath before Purim in the Baghdadi community.

This is a copy of a poem customarily read on the Shabbat before the holiday of Purim. It is an uncut printer's section.

This is a book of Judeo-Arabic literature with stories about the biblical character Joseph, son of Jacob, from the book of Genesis. There is no publication information.

This is a liturgical poem read on the sabbath before Purim in the Baghdadi community.

This is a book with poems and songs for weekdays, Sabbath, and holidays. There is no publication information other than the year of publication.

This is a liturgical poem read on the sabbath before Purim in the Baghdadi community.

This is a liturgical poem read on the sabbath before Purim in the Baghdadi community.

This is volume two of a two volume edition of the Zohar, a Ḳabalistic text, printed in Izmir, Turkey. This copy includes another entire book, כתאב סרור אל זמאן Kitāb Surūr al-Zamān, tucked inside. The second book was printed in Baghdad in 5688 (1927 or 1928) by the publisher Maṭbaʻat Elishaʻ Shoḥaṭ. It is a book of Judeo-Arabic literature.

This is a book of Judeo-Arabic literature printed in Baghdad. It is stories about the biblical character Joseph, son of Jacob, from the book of Genesis.

This is a book of liturgical poems published in Baghdad.

This is a book of poetry by the Spanish medieval Jewish poet, Todros Abulafia. It includes notes and commentary and may have been a text book for schools. There is no publication information.

This is a book of liturgy for children, published in Baghdad.

This is a book of songs and prayers for Sabbath and festivals in Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. There is no publication information.

This is a book published in Baghdad telling the story of the Jewish community in Basra, Iraq. In the spring of 5535 (1775), the Persian Army left the city after years of discrimination towards the community and this book commemorates that date with Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic poetry.

This is part two of a liturgical texts and poems written by the famous Baghdadi Rabbi Joseph Ḥayyim, known as the Ben Ish Ḥai.

This is from a book of songs and poetry in Hebrew and Judeo-Arabic. There is no publication information.

This is part two of a liturgical texts and poems written by the famous Baghdadi Rabbi Joseph Ḥayyim, known as the Ben Ish Ḥai.

This is a collection of seven books and pamphlets, almost all in Judeo-Arabic. Included are texts with songs, poetry, part of קאנון אל נסא Ḳanun al Nisa (laws for women) by Joseph Ḥayyim ben Elijah al-Ḥakam, the famous Baghdadi Rabbi know as the Ben Ish Ḥai, and prayers for a house of mourning. One of the books has a title page: קצת יוסף הצדיק עליו השלום Ḳitsat Yosef ha-Tsadiḳ, ʻAlaṿ ha-Shalom published in Baghdad by Al-Waṭaniyah al-Yiśraʼiliyah in 5682 (1922 or 1923). The other books and pamphlets have no publication information and most are incomplete.

This is a prayer book with poems and prayers for repentance for the holiday of Seliḥot.

This is a liturgical poem read on the sabbath before Purim in the Baghdadi community.

This is a book of Judeo-Arabic literature with stories about the biblical character Joseph, son of Jacob, from the book of Genesis. There is no publication information.

This is a book printed in Livorno for the Jewish holiday of Seliḥot, and includes liturgy and poems.

This is a book of sermons about Jewish ethics, including poetry, printed in Livorno. There are two smaller books bound with this book. The first is Sefer Tomer Devorah by Moses ben Jacob Cordovero, printed in Königsberg, 5618 (1857 or 1858), and it is about Jewish ethics and Ḳabalah. The second book is Baraita di-Shemuʼel ha-Ḳaṭan, printed in Frankfurt, 5623 (1863) and is about Jewish astronomy.