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"Told by Sri Bhánt of Dehrah and recorded by Hriday Rám Brahman of Dehrah. A religious song": Khabar nahin jag mén palkí… With translation: In the world there is no certainty of life… Unsigned but in Rámgharíb Chaubé's hand. Handwritten, 4 sides, undated.

Purple cover book possible in Arabic or Persian language, mentions of places such as Molk-e Makran, Jaisalmer, Ragistan, Pokran and Afghanistan. There is also mention of Khodadad Khan who was the secretary to the office of the Commissioner of Sindh.

Blue pattern cover book, printed material possibly in Persian or Arabic, possibly an official report from the Persian Gulf with the mention of Khodadad Khan who was the secretary to the office of the Commissioner of Sindh.

"A Sasanian Repository at Shahr-i Qumis" by John Hansman and David Stronach. Draft of the article that was published in the Journal of Royal Asiatic Society, 1970. Also with this article is a draft of the Appendix "The Sasanian Coin from Qumis" written by A.D.H. Bivar.

"A Scheme for the Rendering of European Scientific Terms into the Vernacular of India" by Rajendrala Mitra . Published Calcutta, 1877. Soft cover pamphlet. On cover are notes, "From the author Sept 77 BHH" and "NB See mu Educations Letter". Printed material, 1 item, dated 1877.

A Service of Thanksgiving for the Life of Freya Stark. Printed pamphlet of the order of service for the thanksgiving held at St James's Church, Piccadilly.

A set of ten riddles on slips of paper, numbered 1 -10. Undated, handwritten, 10 pieces, 10 sides

A sheet of paper marked "Slides, Ars Asiatica" with plate details in the same hand. These seem to be notes being made concerning Plates in Ars Asiatica, 1931 vol. XVI (DG/1) plus further illustration from The Influences of Indian Art. It also references the loose print of Buddha from Perak (DG/4) and photo of Malay female head (DG/5)

A short note in pen signed 'W. C. P.' and a transliteration with two translations in the writing of Vincent Smith. Handwritten, 1 side, undated.

"A short Persian manuscript on Physiognomies pp 1 to 8" - entitled similarly on the manuscript (without page numbers) but with the addition of "Translated by E. Rehatsek". This is a handwritten manuscript of 8 pages which has been further annotated by Rehatsek. It discusses the use of physiognomy and whether character can be understood by this study. It is undated.