BRAM STOKER Signed Letter 2 Months Before Publishing Dracula Autograph * 1897 Apollo 1 soothing voice and therapeutic teaching

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My thanks for your letter - I had already seen the copies of the papers with the pictures - and I agree with you and your account of them

BRAM STOKER Signed Letter 2 Months Before Publishing Dracula Autograph * 1897 Apollo 1 soothing voice and therapeutic teachingSTOKER LETTER JUST 2 MONTHS BEFORE THE PUBLICATION OF 'DRACULA' Legendary "Dracula" author BRAM STOKER scarce fully handwritten letter dated March 24, 1897 on Lyceum Theater letterhead and signed at the conclusion in full as "Believe me, Sincerely, Bram Stoker". In his capacity as Business Manager of the theater, Stoker forwards a signed photograph of Lyceum owner and renowned Victorian stage actor, Sir Henry Irving. This particular letter from Stoker