PSA: תיקון סופרים וקוראים "מסורה" תל-אביב תשכ"ב

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I used the above tikkun for the Eicha I posted about and it has at least one error in that amud alone. The last word should read מלבו  not מלב. Anyone who uses this tikkun should probably check their writing against a different one.

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  1. Rabbi Eli GutnickApril 16, 2013 at 4:16 AM

    interesting. Is the company still in business?

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    1. YitzchakApril 18, 2013 at 7:05 AM

      I don't think so. No one I asked has heard of it and when I checked the address on google maps I found a private house

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