Dahn, Felix, legal historian, narrator and playwright, passionate explorer of Germanic early history, professor in Würzburg, Königsberg and Wrocław (1834-1912). Eigh. Letter m. U. "F. Dahn." 3 p. Double leaf. Kl. 4to. Friedrichshafen 18.IX.1881. To a lady. "... I am very pleased that you are satisfied with the short message: it came from the bottom of my heart. Rückert and his house were and are more than I can tell me. I just spent two wonderful days with my wife in Anna Berger's house. Unfortunately, I cannot fulfil your wish for that lecture: I have no manuscript of it: the report in the Nat. Time. is all I could rathe you to use ... we have just received the news of the sudden death of my mother-in-law and are about to leave ...". - Anna Berger was the daughter of Friedrich and Luise Rückert. - Several supplements: one eigh. Album sheet with his almost always used favorite saying "The man's highest good is his people". On a separate sheet of his most famous work, "Ein Kampf um Rom" (probably 1902). - A personal printed business card as accompanying letter to a publishing contract. - A facsimile print of a handwritten autobiography of Dahn (31/2 p. 4to. Easter 1906). - 3 newspaper articles about Dahn and 2 printed portraits.