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The original paper folder headed: 4. Songs – (chiefly) Religious, and title page with: "Religious Songs from Northern India By William Crooke (late ICS) no. LVII".

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: South of Thailand and parts of Malaya and Sumatra.

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

"Some Points from Hitler's Philosophy; Views On Britain, Religion, Law and Justice, "Promoting the Victory of the Strong" By E.O. Lorimer, Formerly Tutor in Germanic Philology. Somerville College, Oxford". Newspaper article reprinted from the Welwyn Times of October 27, 1938 (with a few additions). Printed material with handwritten annotations at its head.

"Some Notes on the Blue Turkish Tongue taken from Vilh. Thomsen's "Inscriptions de l'Orkhon déchiffrées" Helsingfors, 1896, and compared with modern Karhgari. The whole rather superficially done by MC Gillett 1946". Handwritten manuscript within a card cover containing vocabulary and grammar of the language.

Draft of a poem beginning "Some have praised emmetts and some have praised bees/ & Lievenhook wrote a whole treatise on fleas". Handwritten, 1 piece, 2 sides

"Some Account of the Senbyú pagoda at Mengún near the Burmese Capital, in a Memorandum by Captain E.H. Sladen, Political Agent at Mandalé; with Remarks on the Subject by Col. Henry Yule, C.B." Printed pamphlet of article first published in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1869. Bears Hodgson's annotations on the front cover, 1 item, dated November 1869.

"Some Account of the Bronchocele, or Goitre of Nipal and of the Cis, and Trans-Himalayan Regions" by M.J. Bramley, Esq. Presented to the Medical Society of Calcutta on the 3rd November 1832 and Printed in the 6th Vol. of Transactions" Soft cover offprint with inscription on front cover in which Hodgson has written "NB. All the general matter of the paper - i.e. all but the medical portion was supplied by me to Dr. B". Within the pages are two loose newspaper cuttings; one on exchange rates and the other on information requested by the Revenue and Customs Officers of the Western provinces. Printed material with handwritten notes on front cover, 84 pages, dated 1832.

'Solid Work on Vietnam' by Robert W. Rinden. Publication unknown. The review is listed amongst other book reviews of works on Asia.

Review from the Foreign Service Journal, 'Solid Work on Vietnam' by Robert W. Rinden.

Stuart and Patricia Simmonds with Students of Laos in France at a soiree at the continental hotel at Paris at the occasion of the new Laos. Caption written in French on the reverse.