Geniza Lab

Damaged, bi-folio. The content seems to be a letter, but the bi-folio format is usually used for literary material. On verso few words, written in 90 degrees to verso. Late.

List of debtors? Late

Late account

Distribution of wheat. Late

Late letter?

Late letter to David ibn Naim

Much damaged fragment from the end of a private late letter.

Very late Judeao Arabic private letter addressed to Ibrahim

A letter from Yehuda Tirani to Shimshon b. Shemuel, 17th century. The writer is in a harsh financial situation and has difficulties to pay his debt to Othman, and has been arrested. He is asking the addressee to approach to the minister in order to assist him. (data from FGP by Abraham David)

Short note send from Egyptץ The writer informing that he was taken to the house of the wali and from there to the judge, and suffered heavy loses. (Data by Abraham David in FGP)

Bill of partnership, torn at top and bottom, issued in the 16th century regarding production of wine. 4 partners: Ya'aqov Ayu, Mas'ud Ibn Makhluf, Mansur b. Ishaq ans Shemuel. (data from FGP by Avraham David)

Damaged, late fragment, probably a list of deliveries made and the amounts paid or due.

A long letter dealing with business issues. The writer is informing about various debts collected between Rabi' al-Akhir until Rajjab. He also mention an 'evil person from the evil people of Sodom' and a quarrel they have. He also mentioning Quseir, probably the port city located on the shores of the Red Sea and people who went there. Late

A letter from Avraham to an anonymous individual whose name is not preserved. The content is not clear, but the Pasha and the Sultan are mentioned, probably asking for assistance. On recto and verso jottings. (Data by Avraham David from FGP)

Minute fragment from a late list of items

Small strip from a letter.

Fragment from a letter

Opening of a late letter

Late business/family letter in Hebrew from Shelomo Binyamin to his brother-in-law, also named Shelomo. He reports that ships from Messina and Ancona have arrived, but not yet the ship from Venice. He mentions several names: Avraham Palma, Yizhaq Fijo (? פיגֿו), Avraham Iskandarani, the writer's son Shem Tov, Yizhaq Castro (so this is probaby 17th century), the Hakham ha-Shalem and his son Shemuel, among others. This letter is mentioned several times in the publications of Abraham David. ASE.

List of names. Communal census? Headed "baʿalei batim." Late.