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"Ballad. Written at Macao" This poem is about Spain and hope for Britain and Spain to ever be united. Handwritten, 1 piece, 3 sides See TM/1/2/3 when he writes of composing this piece

Ban she diao shua hai er 般涉調 耍孩兒 - Copy of 8 pages in Chaoye xinsheng taiping yuefu juan zhi jiu 朝野新聲太平樂府卷之九 . The original text of the draft translation Country Cousin at the Theater (ACG/15/1/24) from the Yuan dynasty, 1260-1368.

One in the series of four maps of Thailand.
Scale: 1:1,000,000
Size: 70x60 cm
Creator: Royal Survey Dept, Bangkok
Publisher: RSD, Bangkok
Place of printing: Bangkok
Area: The map of Bangkok, other provinces in the central part of Thailand and some parts of Burma.

The map is stamped with "The Greater India Research Committee".

"Girdhar on Banias": Baniá apné báp kό tha gat na láwai bár… With translation: Banias rob their father [ ] in no time… Signed Rámgharíb Chaubé. Handwritten, 2 sides, undated.

"(An illustration of the weakness of Banias) Fight between a herd of mice and (cats) - a multitude of Banias)": Baniyé chales aheri chál;/ Parbat muson sé bhai jadál… With translation: Baniyas set out on a hunting expedition. Mountains were decked with mice. With postscript recorded by the teacher of Akbarpur school of Fyzábad Oudh & translated by Ramgharib Chaube. Handwritten, 5 sides, undated.

Sample banker’s order form to be signed by members to pay for their membership subscriptions. 2 copies.

Correspondence concerning the inauguration and endowment of the Barwis-Holliday Award for a paper upon a Far-Eastern subject to be published in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society.

Correspondence and administrative documents relating to the conferment of the Barwis-Holliday Award.

Two rough pencil drawings of bas-reliefs of stupas in Cave No. 3 and No. 67. Scale is an inch to a foot.

"A song of the month of Asarh – recorded by Nek Rám, teacher of the Village School Anandpur of Agrá": Batá dé yá mén bolat hai sό kό hai… With translation: Please tell me who is he who speaks in the body… Unsigned but in Rámgharíb Chaubé's hand. Handwritten, 3 sides, undated.