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Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which Gray thanks Allen for sending details of Karst's works. Gray discusses difficulties he is facing with translating the Castelli manuscript and some observations on the text. Gray also writes of the suspension of Hurley, the horse trainer. Dated: 26 February 1960.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which Gray writes concerning a man called Ilia Tabagoua, who had been referred to Gray for information on Brosset. Gray wonders whether Allen may be able to help him. Dated: 19 July 1962.

Notice from Alexis Bagration. Statement discussing the work of Terence Gray, particularly that published in la Science Historique. Dated: 13 March 1963.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which Gray informs Allen that he may have the positives of the Castelli manuscript. He also writes about an article and genealogical tables that he has had published which have upset some Bagration families. He also writes that he has abandoned the Castelli project due to difficulties in translations and lack of interest in publishing. Dated: 13 August 1963.

Letter from W.E.D. Allen to Terence Gray to thank Gray for sending the offprint on the Bagrotids.. Dated: 3 September 1963

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which he writes again of the difficulties in translating the Castelli manuscript. He thanks Allen for his book on Turkish power in the Sixteenth Century. There is a postscript from Natalie Margaret Imeretinsky concerning a recent death. Dated: 5 November 1963.

Letter from Alan Fullalove to W.E.D. Allen in which he asks for help in researching his adopted daughter's Georgian ancestry. Dated: 19 October 1971.

Letter from W.E.D. Allen to Alan Fullalove in which he gives some suggestions that might help with Fullalove's research into his daughter's ancestry. Dated: 1 November 1971.

Letter from Terence Gray to W.E.D. Allen in which he writes of a change in the Presidency of the Conseil-Bagration from Natasha's uncle to her father. Gray writes that he is pleased to find Allen's Georgian history is republished and wonders whether the volumes on Russian Embassies that Allen promised have been published. Dated: 26 May 1972.

Letter from D.S. Bruce Edwards to Princess Bagration Imeretinsky (Natalie Margaret) in which he writes on behalf of W.E.D. Allen, who is unwell. He is returning the letter that was sent from her with annotations and also apologises for them not receiving their copies of the Russian Embassies publication. It appears some complimentary copies were lost when sent out during the postal strike. Dated: 15 June 1972.