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The right hand from a Buddha in Abhaya Mudra position. The hand is cut at the wrist. It is made from metal and is 13cm in length and 4.5cn in width. At the cut there is evidence that the image was created by the lost-wax technique. The hand bears traces of gold gilding. Its provenance is unknown.

"The Richard Burton Memorial: The Eckenstein Collection" Typed notice concerning the Collection to appear in the JRAS 1939, No.2, p.337. Also handwritten draft, 2 sides and newspaper cutting from The Times, 1 March 1939 concerning the Richard Burton Memorial: Eckenstein Collection.

"The Review and Rationalisation of the RAS collections: Paper for discussion at Council. [Approved, Council minute appended at end.]" Policy document concerning the RAS Collections and decisions regarding rationalisation of the Collections. Written by Helen Cordell, Honorary Librarian. Electronic document.

"The Reason Why", news-cutting from Times Literary Supplement, 27 October 1961 for a review of The Problem of Value. Also a further photocopy of the review with a compliment slip from Hutchinson University Library.

'The RAS Peppé Papers' by T.A. Phelps. With this article is a letter from Phelps to the Librarian, Royal Asiatic Society, to send the article and thank for allowing access to the Papers, dated 23 November 2009. Also with the article are copies of the references he has cited within his work.

The Random Thing by A.C. Graham. Draft for a short play.

The Quest of the Goddess by David Hawkes, Cornell University. Draft of article published in Studies in Chinese Literary Genres, ed. by Cyril Birch (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1974), pp. 42–68.

The Prosody of the Li Sao (First draft) by Angus Graham - exploration of the poem Li Sao, incomplete.

The Problem of Value, parts 1-4 - typed draft with handwritten annotations. The manuscript bears the note by Graham, "The Problem of Value: pencilled notes by Gilbert Ryle". Parts 1-3 are looses sheets; Part 4 is bound with cotton thread binding.

"The Problem of Value" - typed draft with handwritten annotations.