text: Letter from Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman
  The Eleazar Ordinance, Rabbi Refael Elazar Halevy Tovu,
  3 pamphlets: Minchat Azkara, Shalemi Simcha, Sde
  Correspondents, Rabbi Yosef Kapach.
  Minchat Elazar Responsa, fourth part, Munkacz, 1930.
  A picture of Rabbi Ish Horowitz.
  The Doctrine of the Sacrifice, Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Halevy,
  Responsa and responsa by Rabbi Yosef Karlin, Warsaw,
  Responsa Ateret Yitzchak, by Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac of
  Testimony in Israel, Rabbi Avraham Stern, Montreal,
  Glosses, tractate Chulin and Chritot, by Rabbi Yosef
  With the approbation of Rabbi Makryk, Rabbi Yitzchak
  Chidushei Maharai Citron of Rabbi Yisrael Abba ben
  Letter written and signed by Rabbi Simcha Wasserman [son of Rabbi Elchanan Wasserman, may G-d avenge his blood] 1971.
  The letter was sent towards one of the festivals. He writes: 'With great admiration, I will come to receive the great rabbi, the Av Beit Din shlit"a during the festival with wishes of life, peace, and joy of the festival, with happiness ... and may it be His will that we merit the complete redemption' His signature: 'Elazar Simcha Wasserman' is in the margins of the letter.
  Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman [1898-1993]: Rosh Yeshiva of Ohr Elchanan in the United States and founder of the yeshiva in Israel. Rabbi Elazar Simcha was the firstborn son of Rabbeinu Elchanan Wasserman. He first learned with his father in the Ohel Torah yeshiva in Baranovich, and after that in the yeshivas in Novordok, Telz, Grodno and Kletzk. He moved from Los Angeles to Israel in 1979 and settled in Jerusalem. He published his father's books, first among them Kovetz Shiurim, and wrote the introduction to the book. The discourses and articles written by Rabbi Simcha Wasserman are appended to Kovetz Maamarim V'Iggerot, written by his father. Some of his articles appear in the booklet Simchat Elazar.