Letter from Ignatz [Yitzchak] Reich, Budapest 1870, and a Letter from Dr. Wesley, Prague 1869 – Extremely Rare

A. Folded page written on three of its sides with a fountain pen, brown ink, gothic script with words in Hebrew. At the head of the letter, "ב"ה". Budapest, 14.1.1870.
Size: 18x11.2 cm.
Condition: Good. Folding marks and subsequent tears. A small tear in the text, restored with adhesive tape.
Rabbi Yiztchal Reich (died in 1896), the president of the Jewish Orthodox Bureau in Hungary, a legendary lobbyist with many achievements for the Hungarian Jewry.
In "Olamo shel Abba" by Rabbi Miler it is recalled:
Was a God-fearing Jew and although he was "Ashkenazic", he behaved as a Hassid, wearing a shtreimel, black capote and white socks. However, when he visited governmental offices or met with ministers, he dressed as a diplomat: tailcoat, top hat and white gloves. He had a private Beit Midrash in his house and before meeting with a minister, he used to pray Mincha in his Beit Midrash, shedding tears in his prayer for his success with the government on Jewish matters.
B. Folded page, written on all four of its sides. Stamp of "Dr. W".
Fountain pen, brown ink, gothic script with sentences in Hebrew. Addressed to the rabbi of Zipser. 11.9.1869.
Condition: Excellent.
Extremely Rare!