Munich Library Hebrew Manuscripts are available for free download from their website here including the famous complete Talmud Bavli Manuscript – Munich Cod. Hebr. 95. When you click on each manuscript in the right upper corner there will be a link PDF-Download. Click on it and it will make you a single PDF file with the whole manuscript with high resolution images.
You can also browse or search their manuscripts database here and download what ever you can find. Keep in mind that all manuscripts are cataloged in German so the spelling of many titles or descriptions is not the same as it is in English.
The complete list (in German) of all Hebrew manuscripts collected by the Munich library until 1895 can be viewed here.
Not all of them have been digitized yet, but if you check back on their website they will probably start showing up soon.
I am searching for a Hebrew scroll of the Pentateuch, from Sanaa, Yemen, that was for sale in the bookstore of Johannes Alt in Frankfurt-am-Main in 1870. It was a complete Torah scroll, pieced together from several originally separate pieces by different scribes of different periods. There was an additional copy of Leviticus 1-13 attached to it. On the back of these extra chapters was a dedication by Abu Ali ben Sa’id, dated in the Hebrew year 4818. I am wondering if it might be in your collection.
Thank you
Jeffrey H. Tigay (jtigay@sas.upenn.edu)
Emeritus Ellis Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages and Literatures Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, USA