Mishneh Torah by the Rambam—section 2. Glosses in ancient Mizrahi handwriting. From the 16th century.

This section has the fourth and fifth books—Nashim and Kedusha. With objections of the Ra’avad and commentary of the Maggid Mishnah and Migdal Oz. [The commentary HaKesef Mishnah was not yet printed at the beginning of the 16th century.] With many long glosses handwritten (the content of the glosses wasn’t examined). At the top of the book, the first word of each page is framed in a large and pretty frame made of a wood engraving of shapes and flowers. The book’s pages are thick and high quality, with especially wide margins. Artistic corrections. Moth marks, not bound, no cover page. Last pages are of a different size. [4] 229-389 page. 41cm. Generally ok condition.