Shulchan Aruch - the Copy of the Most Prominent Rebbes with Glosses in Their Handwriting

Shulchan Aruch - the Copy of the Most Prominent Rebbes with Glosses in Their Handwriting
Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah with Pitchei Teshuva and Nachalat Zvi. Vilnius 1876.
The copy first belonged to the Rebbe Rabbi Yehuda Zvi of Rozdół, the son of the Rebbe Rabbi Shlomo of Rozdół (1820-1881) and the son-in-law of Rabbi Eliezer Zvi of Komarno . he was born in 1849 and died 1886.
After Rabbi Yehuda Zvi's death, the book passed on to his sons, who served as Rebbes after him: Rabbi Pinchas Chaim of Rozdół author of 'Ohel Mo'ed' and Rabbi Moshe of Kallov author of 'Et Ratzon'.
Rabbi Moshe of Kallov was born in Rozdół and later moved to Komarno, where he studied with his grandfather Rabbi Eliezer Zvi of Komarno Torah and hassidism. After his marriage, his grandfather ordered him to move to Kallov to serve there as a Rebbe. He died in 1936.
Then the book was passed on to Rabbi Moshe Eichenstein, the Rebbe of Ziditchov in Veretski and Munkatch, author of the book 'Zichron Moshe', who wrote with a pencil dozens of comments on the book.
Several comments are in earlier script and written with ink. They might be in the handwriting of Rabbi Pinchas Chaim.
Rabbi Moshe was well-known as a holy and pious man besides being most knowledgeable in the Torah. He was also a renowned wonder-worker. Most of his books with his glosses were lost during World War II.
Enclosed is a signed confirmation by Rabbi Yitzchak Yesha'aya Weiss.

The signatures and stamps
On the title page of the book, a stamp in a foreign language: "Pinchas Taub Rabbiner Rozdół". On the reverse side of the title page (as well as additional places in the book) a stamp: "Moshe Eichenstein … Ziditchov".
On the upper part of the front binding, a signature: "Moshe Taub in Rozdół" - he is the author of 'Et Ratzon' of Kallov. Several signatures of his brother: "Pinchas Chaim Taub".
Additional ownership inscriptions.
On the back Forsazt (endpaper) leaf, a version of exalted titles as an opening of a letter to Rabbi "Avraham Mordechai". Maybe, the third son of the above Maharitz of Rozdół, Rabbi Avraham Mordehcai Shalom Av Beit Din of Fehmarn. On this leaf there are also signatures of "Moshe Eichenstein" and signatures in a foreign language.
On the back page, several signatures of "Pinchas Chaim Taub son of the Rabbi of Rozdół" and an inscription in the same script: "This belongs to the great genius rabbi the Hassid … Rabbi Yehuda Zvi Taub the Av Beit Din of Rozdół…". This inscription also appears on the inner side of the back binding.
Condition: Good. Wear and tear.