Siddur Wishlist

This page lists scans that we want, and those that we already have. If you're interested in contributing a scan, see our page on scanning.

Summary
Bold indicates that we have the text

Unformatted text indicates that we know what text we want, but we do not yet have the scan.

A question mark indicates that we want to know what text is considered a reliable text within the community and is in the public domain. If you know, please enter it in the chart, and enter the bibliographic details below. If you have access to an unscanned text, consider scanning it.

This chart lists books by shorthand title. More detailed bibliographic information is below (and will be included in the database).

Scans Wanted
Listed in no particular order.

Base texts

 * Ashkenaz haggadah: Heidenheim, Wolf. (1822) Seder Hahagadah L'leil shimurim. ‫  Lehrberger: R̈odelheim. (There is a copy distributed by The Jewish National and University Library, but it is not freely redistributable).
 * Spanish-Portuguese: Sidur ha-tefilot : ke-fi minhag ḳehilat ha-ḳodesh Sefaradim Shaʻar shamayim be-London (DeSola, edited by Gaster, 1903 printing)
 * The Seder Tefillah in the Rambam's Mishneh Torah (also essentially the modern nusah taimani(?))
 * Jewish Family Bible, by Michael Friedlander, 1884.
 * Talmud Bavli/Yerushalmi and other (with manuscript images of girsah variations)
 * Zohar/Tikkunei Zohar
 * Midrash Tehillim
 * Sefer Abduraham

Historical texts

 * Seder Rav Saadyah Gaon (I think Mekitse Nirdamin Society released a copy pre-1923)
 * Mahzor Vitry

Scans/sources we have

 * Anonymous (1940) Siddur Torah Or. Shulzinger Bros: Brooklyn. (Editors are anonymous, but the text is based on the siddur of Shneur Zalman of Liadi).
 * Baer, Seligmann. (1901) Seder Avodat Yisrael. Lehrberger: R̈odelheim.
 * Christopher V. Kimball. (2009) Westminster Leningrad Codex.
 * Multiple authors (1917) The Holy Scriptures. Jewish Publication Society of America: Philadelphia.