Letter from Colonel Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to Sir Edward Maclagan to ask whether he would consider whether the Medal should be pure silver or gilt.
Sans titreLetter from the Colonial Office to Royal Asiatic Society to enclose a letter from the Private Secretary for the High Commissioner for Trans-Jordan reporting the presentation of the Burton Memorial Medal to Colonel J.B. Glubb. The letter from the Private Secretary is also with this letter.
Sans titreLetter from Cecil John Edmonds to Mrs Davis, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to ask how many tickets he may have for his lecture as 10 people have asked if they may attend.
Sans titrePostcard from Cecil John Edmonds to Mrs Davis, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to write that he had decided to use slides. He thanks for her reply regarding admission cards and that he will try to put together some biographical details.
Sans titreLetter from Cecil John Edmonds to Mrs Davis, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to send biographical details of his life. With the letter is a typed copy of his biography provided in the letter and an offprint of the article "The Persian Gulf Prelude to the Zimmermann Telegram" by Cecil John Edmonds, first published in the Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society XLVII/I, January 1960.
Sans titreLetter from Wallace Heaton Ltd. to Mrs Davis, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to confirm that they are making the slides and will provide the projection equipment for the lecture by Edmonds.
Sans titreLetter from Royal Asiatic Society to His Excellency the Korean Ambassador and Madame Honkon Lee to request their presence at the Presentation of the Burton Memorial Medal.
Sans titreCecil John Edmonds talking with the Malayan High Commissioner after the Presentation of the Burton Memorial Medal. Official photograph issued for the British Information Services by the Central Office of Information, London.
Sans titreLetter from Wilfred Thesiger to the President, Royal Asiatic Society, to agree with the proposed inscription for the Medal. He plans to be back in London towards the end of November and will contact when he has firmer plans.
Sans titre"In the Marshes of Iraq" - an article by Wilfred Thesiger within Aramco World for November-December 1966.
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