A folder entitled 'Sundries'. This includes: drawings, tracings, notes and inscriptions. Please note that the first item on the West's listing, a 7 page narrative of West's researches in 1847 to 1866 and 1875, is not with the material.

A folder containing eight documents relating to the Caves at Salsette. These include: No.1: A sketch of a Cave at Kandar, scale 20 feet to an inch, with description, September 1854. No.2: A sketch, scale 20 feet to an inch, and description, of a quarry near Marob, November 1854. No.3: A description and drawings of copper coins, found 19 January 1855, near the village of Syee, now under the Vihar Lake. No.4: A list of names, probably from a native report. No.5: A sketch map of Kondati Hill, and a list of places taken from a native report. No.6: A tablet block near the summit of Vehar Khind showing the inscription and with its translation. No.7: A sketch of an old deserted Parsi Temple of Silence, with description, July 1856 No.8: A sketch and description of a Parsi 'Dakhma' under the hill north of Aurungabad.

Drawings of small sculptures and an inscription.

An envelope containing three folded sheets of impressions of Pahlavi inscriptions of Cave No. 66 at Kanheri. Two appear to have been taken by Walter West on his visit to the caves between December 27th and 29th 1870, while the third seems to be an earlier one taken by Edward William West which has been checked and notated by W. West latterly.

These are page 7 on the folder list.

Three inscriptions reduced from the original rubbings. These are at a scale of a 1/3. The locality of these is unknown.

Tracings of stone 'Elephant, side and rear, and a description.

Two small individual rough sketches in pencil depicting a seated figure of the Buddha and a group of figures mounted onto a larger sheet of paper.

Unfinished pencil drawing of a column with a decorative capital from Cave No. 3.

An unfinished drawing of a panel in pencil.

A large unfinished sketch of the decorated left hand wall inside Cave No. 35. Only two figures are roughly depicted. Scale is one fifth of an inch to a foot.