Hand drawn floor plan in ink and ink wash of Cave No. 15. Scale is 15 ft. to an inch.

Hand drawn ink and ink wash floor plan of Cave No. 14 on paper, including some annotations. Scale is 15 ft. to an inch.

Hand drawn ink and ink wash floor plan on Cave No. 11 on paper. Scale 15 ft. to an inch.

Hand written descriptive notes of Caves No. 103 - 108 with rough pencil sketches of the floor plans of Caves No. 104 - 108.

Rough hand drawn floor plans of Caves No. 101 and 102. Scale is 15 ft. to an inch.

Hand drawn ink floor plan of Cave No. 100, including an annotation. Scale is 15 ft. to an inch.

Hand drawn floor plan of Cave No. 10, or the Durbar Cave, in ink on paper, with some annotations and visual reference to surrounding caves No. 8 and No. 9. Scale is 15 ft. to an inch.

Pencil drawing of four sculpted figures on the right side of main enterance to Cave No. 3. The drawing is traced from a photograph. Scale is roughly one inch to a foot.

A smaller piece of card and paper pasted onto a sheet of folscap paper. The first is an impression of what is believed to be a coin found in front of Cave No. 7 in November 1852, with a brief explanatory note dated January 1853. The second is a letter dated to approximately June 1853 sent from Henry West to a Dr. Wilson containing a copy short inscription from Kanheri.

The addressee is most likely John Wilson, once President of the Bombay Asiatic Society, Bombay Cave Temple Commission and lobbyist for the Archaeological Survey of India. This is indicated to on the folder list; 'Dr. J. Wilson'.

A handwritten draft written by Edward William West for an article published in the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society in 1860. Included are also three pages of draft prints of the inscriptions which were included in the publication.

This is number 8 on the folder list.