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There is an invitation card to the Presentation of the Medal and a letter to the Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for India concerning the presentation.

In this sub-series there is a letter concerning the production of the January lecture card and an example of the Invitation.

Correspondence regarding the presentation of "Muhammad Juki's Shahnamah of Firdausi" by Dr Barbara Brend, and "India East West: the Age of Discovery in late Georgian India as seen through the Collections of the Royal Asiatic Society, London" by Jochen Sokoly and Dr Alison Ohta. These are:

• Letter from Dr Gordon Johnson, President, Royal Asiatic Society, to the Prince of Wales to present the publications to him as a token of the Society's esteem at the continued patronage of the Society. Typed with printed letterhead, dated 27 July 2011.
• Letter from Jonathan Hellewell, Clarence House, to Dr Gordon Johnson, President, Royal Asiatic Society, to thank him, on the Prince's behalf, for sending the books.Typed with printed letterhead, dated 25 August 2011.

A set of newspaper cuttings to report on the presentation of the Gold Medal to Sir Denison Ross, most lead with the title, "Asiatic Society's Gold Medal: Presentation to Sir Denison Ross". Five cuttings for the 10 May 1935 and one for the 17th May 1935.

"Presentation to Sir Dension Ross" - report of the presentation ceremony of the Gold Medal to Sir Denison Ross by the Iranian Minister. Typed, undated.

A lined bound notebook into which have been glued offprints from the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society which list "Presentations and Additions to the Library" for the period April 1934 - April 1941.

"Presentations and Additions to the Library". Offprints from Journal of the Royal Asiatic Scoiety, pp.312-334.

"The Asiatic Society, 198th Annual General Meeting, February 1, 1982, Presidential Address, Dr. P. C. Gupta" - printed pamphlet containing the address.

Letter from Royal Asiatic Society President, B.W. Robinson, to all Fellows of the Royal Asiatic Society to send the appeal brochure and ask for support.

"President's Burma Road Data Points Up Strategy: Allies objective is Rangoon rather than opening of road now less vital as supply route" by Quaritch Wales from The Christian Science Monitor Boston, Friday January 8 1943, p.4.