54 Bava Basra 4/5-8

(5) One who sold an olive press has sold the vat, the mill, and the posts, but he has not sold the pressing-boards, the wheel, or the beam. In the event that he had said, “It and all that is in it," all these are also sold. Rabbi Eliezer says: One who sold an olive press has sold the beam.

(6) One who sold a bath house has not sold the planks or the benches or the curtains. But in the event that he said, "It and all that is in it," all these are also sold. In neither case has he sold the water containers or the stores of wood.

(7) One who sold a town has sold the houses, cisterns, trenches, caves, bath houses, dovecotes, olive presses, and irrigated fields, but not the movable property. But in the event that he said, “It and all that is in it," even if cattle and slaves were in it, all of these are sold. Rabban Shimon ben Gamaliel says: One who sold a town has sold the town watchman.

(8) One who sold a field has also sold the stones that are being used for its purposes, and the reeds of a vineyard that are being used for its purposes, and its produce that is attached to the ground, and a partition of reed which covers less than a quarter [kav]’s space of ground, and the watchman’s hut if it was not plastered with mortar, and ungrafted carob trees and young sycamores.