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"Life on a Malayan Rubber Estate Where Tapping Starts Before Dawn" by Dorothy C. Johnson (Quaritch Wales' wife), The New York Sun, 15 January 1942.

Life of Muhammad by Ibn Hisham translated by Rehatsek. This is a handwritten manuscript of 1070 pages, bound into a volume with an introductory letter by Arbuthnot, dated 3 October 1898, also bound at the front of the volume. Rehatsek includes an index and a section entitled "Errors and omissions of Dr. Weil". The manuscript is undated but with the manuscript are 2 boards from Rehatskek sending it to Arbuthnot by book post. These have a Bombay postmark of 16 January 1891.

Short article with three images about life in Outer Mongolia from The Times, 12 February 1965.

Licence relating to variation of user of part of premises situate and known as Number 56 Queen Anne Street. Licence given by Howard de Walden Estates Limited to the Royal Asiatic Society to grant the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland permission to share the premises with the Royal Asiatic Society.

Licence relating to the variation of user of part of the premises situate and known as Number 56 Queen Anne Street. Licence given by Howard de Walden Estates to the Royal Asiatic Society to change the rate of the Licence fee for the Royal Anthropological Institute to use the premises.

Draft Licence relating to the premises known as Number 56 Queen Anne Street between Howard de Walden Estates Limited and the Royal Asiatic Society concerning the consent for the Royal Asiatic Society to sublet two rooms on the ground floor to Mr J. Harris.

Licence issued by George III to "Thomas Manning Esquire, of our City of London, and servant" for passage from Dover to France within 15 days of the date of the Pass being issued. Dated 13th December in the "Forty second Year of Our Reign" (1801) On reverse are 5 further declarations enabling Manning to be in Paris and Milan, the first is dated 23 January 1802. Printed and handwritten in ink with seal and stamps.

Library Talk on Oscar Eckenstein (1859-1921) by D. Dean for the Royal Commonwealth Society, 3 November, 1959, Typed copy, 14 sheets.

"Library Standing Orders" detailing opening hours and access to collections. Typed document, undated.

Correspondence with the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India, regarding the obtaining of articles from past copies of the Journal for the Library, dated 24 August 1979-13 December 1979. With the correspondence is a list of articles annotated to mark which articles are required by the Library. The Society was not able to conform to the whole request but sent offprints of some articles and suggested the Library obtain a microfiche of the Journals from the Inter Documentation Company.