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Three Notes to Manning from [C ] requesting Manning to dine with him and one of which mentions George Staunton will also dine. Undated, handwritten. Each 1 piece, 1 side

Three Poems of Kuan Han-ch'ing (c.1210-1300) - draft translation.

Three poems of Li Shang-Yin, translations by Angus Graham, music by Mervyn Burtch. Handwritten music and lyrics in a large pamphlet with pink cover.

“Three Sonnets of Camoens” – Nos II, LXX, LXXXIII. Single sheet. Headed by note from Burton to unnamed addressee. Printed sheet.

Three Steps from an Experiment in Automatic Writing. Draft of three artistic works: The dream has not begun, The carboniferous flora, The sun beneath the coral.

"Three year plan for RAS Collections 2007-2009" stating plans concerning Collections Development, Catalogues and Cataloguing, Use of Collections, Electronic services. and Funding. Written by Helen Cordell, Honorary Librarian. Electronic document.

Ti Heguanzi 題鶡冠子, copy of 8b-9a of Xiangqilou wenji 湘綺樓文集/ Wang Renqiu quanji 王壬秋全集, scroll 3, reprinted by Guoxue fulunshe 國學扶輪社.

'Tibet: A Sovereign Nation for Centuries,' a printed pamphlet concerning the independent sovereignty of Tibet with a Foreword by Thubten T. Liuscher, Former Foreign Minister of Tibet, and preface by Sonam Tsering, President of the Tibetan Youth congress, both dated 15 August 1977.

A small notebook containing diary entries from 8 August - 15 November 1938. The entries are often illustrated with sketches. At the beginning of the book are also lists of departures and arrivals for August 1938, contents of his boxes, distances and altitudes of places visited, and rates charged for helpers and ponies. Interspersed with the last few diary entries are further lists and notes: Phari etc. Prices, Gangtok Nov. 1938 activities; recoverable expenses for various stages of the journey; further lists of expenses; a newspaper cutting for 'butterflies for cash'; sketch of a Tibetan man in a hat and carrying a knife; boxes in Alipore; and an address for Elizabeth, c/o Madame Pradon-Vallency. Inserted into the diary is a postcard of Babbacombe Beach, Devon, from Jean to Fleming Mackenzie, dated 24 April 1978, giving holiday news.

Picture of Tibetan lady showing colour of hair and ornaments. Pencil and ink drawing with pencil label on reverse.