IRVING Henry and STOKER Bram - Letter Signed 1904 Autograph Type_Visiting Cards

IRVING Henry and STOKER Bram - Letter Signed 1904 Autograph Type_Visiting CardsHenry IRVING (1838 1905) Bram STOKER (1847 1912) Letter Signed and subscribed (Sincerely yr Henry Irving), the text in the hand of Bram Stoker, thanking Mr. Cargill for sending an article. 1 page 8vo, letterhead of Henry Iving and his company Provincial Tour, Autumn 1904, [probably Glasgow], 18 November 1904. Thank you heartily for sending me your most interesting article which I have read with much pleasure. I am sorry that we did not have the

capturing her different expressions

with its attendant rights and privileges

he was also a friend of Samuel Johnson and a noted collector of books

The letter is rather dusty

at the time

William Pitt

They appear to have been on friendly terms

“I regret to say that I can’t answer your questions about the Nobel Prize because I have no idea of how the jury is chosen and have no considered opinions on how the prize should be administered

Renoir senior was

Mottistone and Munnings may well have proved good travelling companions

though most people liked her less

the Emperor