Hungarian traveler, translator, language professor, and spy (1832-1913) said to have introduced Bram Stoker to the legend of Dracula and served as the inspiration for Professor Van Helsing. ALS signed "A. Vambery," three pages on two adjoining sheets, 4.25 x 6.75, personal letterhead, June 20, 1868. Handwritten letter, in part: "In a letter which I addressed to you lately in the matter of my visit…I beg to say that I am coming certainly but in company of my wife who is anxious to see England my second Home…I am ready to give a private and gratis lecture on whatever subject relating to my experiences." In fine condition.
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