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Draft of 'Escorts in Tibet' from August 1938 to October 1939 including Appendices for 'The Cave of Delicious Misery', Richard Vivian Warren, and Dr Max Henn.

Tsong-Kapa and Tashi-Lama; Dalai-Lama; Chinese; Monasteries - handwritten corrected notes on these topics.

Tsering and Chamba: the story of a Magic Seed - version of a traditional story which is only partially known. Annotated with 'The rest of the story is lost'.

Tibetan-English Vocabulary written on 10 foolscap sheets, one blue lined sheet and one A5 white sheet with English and Tibetan words and phrases. The smaller sheet is dated 19 September 1978.

Picture of Tibetan lady showing colour of hair and ornaments. Pencil and ink drawing with pencil label on reverse.

A small notebook containing diary entries from 8 August - 15 November 1938. The entries are often illustrated with sketches. At the beginning of the book are also lists of departures and arrivals for August 1938, contents of his boxes, distances and altitudes of places visited, and rates charged for helpers and ponies. Interspersed with the last few diary entries are further lists and notes: Phari etc. Prices, Gangtok Nov. 1938 activities; recoverable expenses for various stages of the journey; further lists of expenses; a newspaper cutting for 'butterflies for cash'; sketch of a Tibetan man in a hat and carrying a knife; boxes in Alipore; and an address for Elizabeth, c/o Madame Pradon-Vallency. Inserted into the diary is a postcard of Babbacombe Beach, Devon, from Jean to Fleming Mackenzie, dated 24 April 1978, giving holiday news.

The Potala: 'Home of the Dalai Lama in Lhasa, 1939' by Fleming Mackenzie. Print of a pen and ink drawing.

The Golden Willows: A Story of Tibet, draft of a traditional story with some handwritten edits. With the story is a pencil sketch of the willow trees at the river bank.

The Dancing Lamas - typed draft concerning Monastery Dances attended by Mackenzie. Some handwritten edits.

'Talk on Tibet 25 mins Jan 1962', notes on Tibet for giving the talk. These may belong to more than one talk as they do not create a cohesive draft.