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Condensed descriptions of the Caves near Kolhapur written to go in Dr. Wilson's paper.

A folder containing 13 items pertaining to the Kondati (Kondovite), or Mahakal (Mahakali), Caves. A contents list is found on the front of the folder. These are: No.1: General Plan, scale 40 feet to an inch. No.2: Cave 3, bench, scale 1/24. No.3: Bas-relief Dagob between Caves 3 &4; Cave 3, inner doorway; Cave 4, column. No.4: Cave 8, Cobra carving; Cave 5, column; Cave 6, pilaster, half of front and Bas-relief Dagob. No.5: Cave 13, Window, scale 1/24, Longitudinal section of cave, scale 1/48. No.6: Cave 13 cross-section, scale 1/24. No.7: Sculpture on the wall of Cave 13 with a description of it. No.8: Cave 14, frieze; Cave 17, pilaster and interior column, scale 1/24. No.9: Cave 17, two doorways, both unfinished, scale 1/24. No.10: Draft beginning of a description of the Kondati Caves. No.11: Rough description of the Eastern Caves 5-18 in 1850. No.12: Fragments of a draft description by Henry West. No.13: Particulars of Columns and Pilasters of Kondati caves.

Scale: 1:253,440
Size: 40x30 cm
Area:Korat area

Four pieces of a photocopy of a Korat map. On the back of the one piece is written "Photographs Air Maps of Korat Area" and "Williams Hunt"

Krumm und heil? by Ulrich Unger, draft of article published in 好古 Hao-ku Sinologische Rundbriefe, Nr. 32.

Plans of Caves Nos. 11, 15 and 16 with drawings of the pilaster in Cave No.6 and sculptured figures in Cave 15.

Kung-sun Lung's essay on meaning and things: draft of article plus further copy of first two pages. Published in Journal of Oriental Studies 2/2 (1955).

Descriptions, plans and drawings from the Kura caves in the Konkan.

Description: Loose folios handwritten in ink. Plus an offprint in soft cover. Identified as part of West 56 in de Menasce handlist.
Contents:

• "Kura Inscriptions"
• Ellora Inscriptions
• "Note: On a Pehlevi Inscription in the Dublin Museum" by L.C. Casartelli, handwritten on cover, "Congrès de Paris 1897"
• "Shailanwadi Inscription Dec. 15th 1864"
• "Junir Inscriptions"
• "Inscriptions from the Chamber on the Nana Ghant Scale 1/20/ On the left, or eastern, sidewall of the chamber"
• "Cave of B[h]idsa"
• "Nasik cave inscriptions"
• "Ajunta"

"A song of the Kabír panthís – recorded by TuláRám, First Asstt teacher of the Town School. Mirhákhur Dt Agrá, from the lips of Chiramnjíwa Lál of the same village": Kyá karún málá aur tasbí, man málá huá merá ré… With translation: What have I have to do with Hindu of Muhammadam rosaries… Unsigned but in Rámgharíb Chaubé's hand. Handwritten, 4 sides, undated.

Special pull out section about Mongolia from Paris Match, 5 September 1964.