Autograph letter signed from Bram Stoker, London, to William Winter [manuscript], 1904 March 18.

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Autograph letter signed from Bram Stoker, London, to William Winter [manuscript], 1904 March 18.

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Stoker gives Ellen Terry's address to Winter. He refers to a letter he has sent, that Winter sent to Baltimore. On letterhead from Henry Irving's American tour, 1903-1904. London address: 20 Bedford Street, W.C. The verso contains a transcription of the letter in another hand.

1 leaf ; 21 x 14 cm.

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Winter, William, 1836-1917

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