Letter from John Pinches to The Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to state that they will get the medal in hand in readiness for engraving instructions.
John Pinches London, England MedallistLetter from John Pinches to Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to give a quote for the medal in 9 carat gold of £30 and that a current delivery time is 10 weeks. Typed with printed letterhead, dated 16 September 1965.
John Pinches London, England MedallistLetter to the Secretary of the Fund from John Pinches (Medallists) to send estimates for dies and medals.
John PinchesLetter from John Pinches to the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society confirming prices for the casting of the first Burton Memorial Medal.
John Pinches London MedallistLetter from John Pinches, Medallist, to The Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, in which he quotes to provide the medal for the Public Schools Medal in a morocco case and engraved with the name and date of the recipient. Typed with printed letterhead, dated 23 January 1932.
John Pinches London, England MedallistLetter from John Randall to Mrs. Dorothy Wales to state that he does not possess a copy of Siamese State Ceremonies as requested by David Spess and that he feels this books is the publication of Quaritch Wales most in need of republication. Typed, 1 side, dated 23 August 1990.
John RandallThis letter expresses concern regarding Lady Jones' health and making arrangements to see a notary concerning obtaining a burial certificate, that he will testify that he saw William Jones when dead. An added note in a different hand dates this letter to 26th May, 1829.
This letter expresses Teignmouth's concern that Lady Jones was unable to see him that morning because of ill health and so could not peruse the papers that he wanted to show her. He will instead take them to Great Marlborough Street to Mr Hare.
A note in a different hand dates the letter to 1829 and states this was when Lord Teignmouth was 77 years old.
Letter from John Sweet to the Hakluyt Society with which he sends his membership cheque. He records that he has received his copies of the Russian Embassies publication but also queries the title of the books. Dated: 30 May 1971.
Sweet John V. 1897-1989 JournalistA letter from John T. McAlister Jr. to Dennis J. Duncanson with an enclosed copy of his review in The New York Times Book Review of Duncanson's book 'Government and Revolution in Vietnam'. McAlister apologies to Duncanson for not writing sooner and explains that his involvement in Senator Robert Kennedy's campaign did not provide any free time to correspond.
McAlister writes that he has enclosed several items for Duncanson's attention: the first item is a piece that he wrote on mountain minorities which Duncanson had enquired about, the second is a copy of McAlister's testimony before Senator Fulbright's Foreign Relations Committee of the U.S. Senate and the third is McAlister's book review of Duncanson's 'Government and Revolution in Vietnam'. McAlister writes that although their opinions of Vietnam differ, it is of a scholarly nature and that Duncanson may, in turn, have the chance to review his own forthcoming book.
McAlister John T. b 1936