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Notebook: black, soft bound, dated October 1928. It contains handwritten notes on

• 1. History of Indian and Indonesian art, Ananda K. Coomarasusramy
• 2. Bhagawat Gita, trasnlated by A Corbelow Thompson
• 3. Hinduism and Buddhism, Eliot
• 4. Indian Sculpture and painting, Havell.

The series contains some handwritten notes and a postcard.

In the course of his research, Graham made notes, both in notebooks and on loose sheets of paper. These were generally concerned with his interests in philosophy, experiencing life and language study.

Twelve notebooks containing the author's notes on India, its religions and inscriptions, mainly extracts from, and comments upon, published authors' works.

These are notebooks and notes made by Edward Hutchinson in the course of his research. There are 4 notebooks and 3 loose notes.

Graham concentrated some of his research notes and thinking into notebooks.

Three notebooks containing research notes:

• Spiral bound Silvine exercise book containing handwritten notes on viewed archive source material.
• Silvine exercise book with handwritten notes of viewed source material including one item from the RAS archive.
• Spiral bound Tellus exercise book containing excerpts from consulted texts.

This notebook includes Hutchinson's suggested corrections for Virginia Thompson's Thailand, The New Siam , published in 1941; notes on Adrien Launay's Histoire de la mission de Siam, 1662-1811 , published in 1920; notes relevant to articles published in Journal of the Burma Research Society ; notes about Burma, Malay and other Southeast Asian countries; notes on a letter written to Général Baron on 26 Dec.1682; and writings on anthropometry.

Notebook with mathematical problems, calculations and theorems mainly on area and velocity. Handwritten in marbled paper cover notebook, 3 loose sheets with additional notes

Notebook with mathematical notes, diagrams and problems. Also contains draft of a [story] and doodles of a face. Handwritten in blue covered notebook, writing begins at both ends of the book. Loose sheet is headed "Prop. 1, June 19th 1800" with mathematical proposition written in Latin