BC MS 19c Stoker/02/01 · Dec 28 1885
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Send catalogue feedbackBC MS 19c Stoker/02/02 · Jan 23 1892
MSS 1514, Series 9, box 19, folder 2 · undated
File in John Moore’s collecting papers. Its title/date and individual container are checked; the series context does not make this original writing by Bram Stoker.
MSS 1514; Box: 3, Folder: 16 · undated
MSS 1514, Series 1, box 2, folder 15
File in Emory’s Letters series. The individual title/date and container are checked; the longer scope note on the page describes the series, rather than the contents of this particular file.
Furness, P/St575.1 M, Small Box
A photomechanical portrait print of Bram Stoker. Penn’s notes credit the photograph to W. & D. Downey and describe the print as defaced, with a caption in manuscript facsimile. The caption is not described as an autograph. The native title includes 1906, but the checked description supplies no separate date field.
BC MS 19c Stoker/01/610 · [c. 29 Apr 1882]
The Leeds catalogue gives the extent as “1 letter”. Its full title, reference and date wording have been checked on the individual record; no complete document transcription has been verified.
Catalogue identifier EX00043475; class Periodicals; native bibliographic BRN1679155 (not a physical-copy identifier) · 1997
MS 11076/5/19 · 1979
ISBN 0450031152; class 920Stoker (individual copy identifier not supplied); native bibliographic BRN416990 (not a physical-copy identifier) · 1977
ISBN 0572002173; class 920Stoker (individual copy identifier not supplied); native bibliographic BRN498190 (not a physical-copy identifier) · 1962
LO 1557 · 1886
244114 · 1886
The Huntington catalogues a printed 1886 edition of Stoker’s lecture, rather than manuscript notes.
ISBN 0448124408; class 823.8 (individual copy identifier not supplied); native bibliographic BRN416606 (not a physical-copy identifier) · 1976
MS 11076/4/14 · 26 February 1909
MS 11076/3/121 · 9 May 1912
MS 11076/3/40 · 18 Oct 1889
MS 11076/3/7 · 9‐12 Dec 1868
MS 11076/1/11 · 14 December 1865
MS 11076/3/84 · 2 Apr 1896
MS 11076/3/85 · 7 Aug 1897
MS 11076/3/99 · 14 Nov 1902
MS 7117/3 · 1934
BC MS 19c Stoker/01/1 · 5 Apr 1901 - 1 Dec 1909; 6 n.d.
Leeds describes eight letters in this file (six letters and two cards), dated 5 April 1901–1 December 1909, with six undated. Topics include Millet, coaches, Laffan, American patriotism, Coriolanus, photographs and engagements.
BC MS 19c Stoker/01/2 · 24 (?) Jun 1894
