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Notes on Classical Chinese Grammar by A.C. Graham. Possible notes for the article: Observations on a new Classical Chinese grammar, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, XXII/3, 1959

Notes on Chinese grammar with photocopies of parallel versions (Chinese-Sanskrit) of Buddhist works. Fronted by handwritten note to state these were taken from binder of papers from 1989. Dated 5 November 1991.

Notes on Chinese stories, pages 9-20, stories 39-48. Inserted into a paper cover written "Some queer stories here B.D" (Bertram Dobell) Handwritten in English. Undated

Notes on Chinese grammar.

A small hand written note with some rough sketches regarding the dimensions and decoration of Cave No. 3, mounted on a A4 sheet of paper.

"Notes on Caucasian Turkish and the Turkoman Dialect By Capt. M. P. O'C. Tandy. Indian Political Service." An unpublished manuscript in which Tandy sets out his notes in lessons to aid travellers and beginners in the language. He gives an introduction to the work and a further introduction to the Turkoman dialect before proceeding with 15 lessons. The manuscript consists of 62 foolscap pages between soft covers.

Notes on Catholicism created into sections D2, D3, E1-4, F1-3, G1-5, H1-4. Handwritten, 18 pieces, 18 sides

Notes on Catholic and Church of England faiths. Small handmade uncovered notebook, 12 sides

Notes on Burmese and Chinese vocabulary. GR Notebook with beige cover.

Description: Black hardbound leather notebook with unruled white pages, handwritten in ink. Some inserts.

Contents:
Copy of Anquetil-du Perron's Zend-Avesta Vol 2., section "Bound-dehesch"

• Mordtmann's Chronology of the Sasanian dynasty" which was later corrected when an updated article came in ZDMG in 1881
• "[F.] Justi's translation of the Bundehesh" copy of a small part of Der Bundehesh

Inserts:

• folio titled "Wanted two small books" with detailed descriptions of the two books
• newspaper clipping from "The Academy" from 10 August 1878