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Correspondence concerning the administration of the Sesquicentenary Appeal. These include:

• Correspondence with G.A. Calver, dated 2 October 1970 - 5 December 1974, 15 items.
• Correspondence regarding printing of brochures, 6 items.
• Letter to R.K. Swan regarding India tours, dated 24 October 1970, 1 item.
• Postcard from B.W. Robinson to John Hansman saying he was ready to sign more appeal letters, 1 item.
• Letter from H.W. Bailey to John Hansman to return the signed letter, dated 3 April 1972, 1 item.

Letters of congratulations. These are:

• Letter from Harold R Battersby to Dr A.D.H. Bivar, Director, Royal Asiatic Society, to send his congratulations on the 150th Anniversary of the Society, dated 1 May 1873.
• Telegram from Professor Diakonoff to send his congratulations on 150th Anniversary, dated 25 July 1973. With this is a reply to the Professor from E.H.S. Simmonds, President, Royal Asiatic Society.

Letter from Mary Fairs, great niece of D.S. Margoliouth, to the Royal Asaitic Society, to inform the Society that her great-uncle's Gold Medal had been donated by her to New College, Oxford, where it would be held in their Treasury. Handwritten letter, dated 24 June [1980].

Note in [Hoysted's hand] to state that at the Council Meeting of 12 March 1931, it was decided that the presentation of the Society's Gold Medal should be postponed until the next session.

Letter from Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to Messrs. John Pinches asking them the price at which they might be able to supply a Gold Medal. Typed, dated 21 January 1932.

Letter from John Pinches to the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society to give the cost of supplying the Gold Medal. Typed with printed letterhead, dated 17 February 1932.

Letter from Edward S.M. Perowne, Solicitor, to Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, in which he writes about the fire insurance and the Library grant before writing to agree that the Medal should be of the same standard of gold as previously, despite the increased cost. He finishes by writing about the British Italian League who will cease their let of the Society's premises in June of that year. Typed, dated 26 February 1932.

Letter from Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to Mr John Pinches, to write that he has been instructed by the Council to accept the Estimate for the supply of a Gold Medal. Typed, dated 11 March 1932.

Letter from Aurel Stein to Edward Maclagan to thank him for his letter which he received in Constantinople on his way back from Southern Persia. He sends his gratitude to the Council for the distinction being bestowed on him and states that he expects to be in England in June. Handwritten, dated 22 May 1932.

Telegram from Aurel Stein to Royal Asiatic Society to say he would be happy to receive the medal on 16th June. Dated 1 June 1932.