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I'm looking for a new pocket Chumash to keep in my tallis bag for following along during leining. While there are a few features I'd like, but I'm fairly loose on some of them, if not all are available in one edition.

  • Hebrew-only or with English commentary
  • Text vocalised like the Keter Yerushalayim or R' Wolf Heidenheim, especially with regards to chataf vowels
  • hardcover
  • multiple haftarah traditions (eg. Ashkenaz, 'Edot haMizrach, Frankfurt a/M)
  • margins sufficiently large to annotate alternate breakups of 'aliyot.
  • clean type, not an nth generation offset
  • Not a shnayim mikra edition
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  • Hi Noach - You're requesting quite a bit! I'm unfamiliar with bullet items #2, #5 (do you mean you just want wide margins so that you can add your own notes?) an #6 (what is "nth generation offset"?) – DanF Mar 4 '19 at 21:47
  • @DanF [offset printing][1] is what gives many mid-20th century seforim their classic, difficult-to-read look. The more generations, the more difficult to read. For #5, I want notes of where the 'aliyot in the Frankfurt custom differ from the mainstream, which I will likely need to add myself. [1]: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offset_printing – Noach MiFrankfurt Mar 4 '19 at 22:26

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