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Graham was offered a Senior Visiting Fellowship in the Society for the Humanities at Cornell University. This material contains correspondence about Graham being offered and taking up the Fellowship.

"Cornwall Sept. 15th - 22nd 1976" - typed itinerary of their tour, 1 side.

A copy of the "Order of the Coronation of His Highness Sir Hisamud-din Alam Shah, K.C.M.G., Sultan of Selangor'. The printed pamphlet gives details of the order of events from 25-28 January 1939 with a full description of the Order of the Ceremony of the Crowning. Written in English and Malay in Arabic script.

With the programme is a letter from W.O. Skeat to Sir Richard Winstedt, dated 5 October 1954, in which he writes that Dr. Laidlaw found it difficult to decide whether to give the programme to the Royal Asiatic Society or the British Museum. Skeat was asked his preference and he favoured the Royal Asiatic Society, so it was therefore to be considered the Society's possession.

Deeds of covenant and correspondence regarding corporate subscription for the Royal Asiatic Society, 1979-1994. These include Grindlays Bank Ltd., Gray Mackenzie & Company Limited, Midland Bank Limited, Barclays International, Steel Brothers and Company Limited, Richard Costain Limited, John Swire & Sons Ltd., Lloyds Bank Limited, Matheson & Co. Ltd., Middle East Economic Digest Ltd., Douglas J K Wright Ltd., Pauling and Company Ltd., Sotheby Parke Benet & Co., Shell international Petroleum Company Limited, British Bank of the Middle East, and The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, 49 pieces, handwritten and typed.

Corrections: Rationalism and anti-rationalism in pre-Buddhist China - copy bearing line numbers with corrections.

"Corrections to Li Shang-yin" - drafts of some poems by Li Shang-yin.

Correspondence to and from Barbara Ingham including personal, publication, and organisational correspondence.

The correspondence contains letters concerned with publishing, with his research and work at the India Office Library and the University of Cambridge and more personal letters.

This series contains correspondence regarding Yumjao Singh's monograph and the donation of Pettigrew papers.

Correspondence mainly addressed to Richard Pankhurst concerned with his interest and research in Ethiopia.