BRAM STOKER * PSA * "Dracula" Author Autograph LYCEUM Letter SIGNED * Censor WASHINGTON IRVING 1982 on embossed White House

1982 on embossed White House letterhead to childhood best friend Bill Thompson regarding a birthday present sent to Reagan

NIMITZ signed photo accepting Japan's surrender aboard the flagship U

Garcia would typically only sign his prints as they were sold

inscribing "To Christian / from / Richard Nixon"

BRAM STOKER * PSA * "Dracula" Author Autograph LYCEUM Letter SIGNED * Censor WASHINGTON IRVING 1982 on embossed White HouseLegendary "Dracula" author BRAM STOKER scarce handwritten letter dated April 19, 1901 on Lyceum Theater embossed letterhead and signed at the conclusion in full as "Bram Stoker". Although Stoker had already published his magnum opus "Dracula" back in 1897, it never achieved the global success it now enjoys today. During his lifetime Stoker was perhaps better known as the personal assistant of famed Victorian actor Sir Henry Irving, and business