Descriptive notes and two sketches regarding the foundations or stepped shelves cut into the face of the rock on the North slope of the large hill at Kanheri.

Unfinished scaled drawing of a colosal standing figure of Buddha from Cave No. 3. Scale is a quater of an inch to a foot.

A large unfinished sketch of the decorated left hand wall inside Cave No. 35. Only two figures are roughly depicted. Scale is one fifth of an inch to a foot.

A rough sketch made after a photograph outlining a seated image of the Buddha flanked by two figures from cave No. 64. Scale is one inch to a foot.

Two polychrome scaled sketched copies of ceiling paintings from the main chamber and inner veranda of Cave No. 14 accompanied by detailed descriptive notes. Scale is one inch to a foot.

Two polychrome scaled copies of paintings from Cave No. 16 and No. 21. The copy of the painting from Cave No. 16, which depicts a group of robed figures on the ceiling of the cave, is unfinished. The copy from Cave No. 21 depicts the remains of a grid of seated figures on the back wall of the cave, as well as some surrounding architectural detail. The scale of this drawing is one inch to a foot.

A leather bound folder containing two notebooks titled Kanheri: Caves I to XXI and Kanheri Caves II (caves xxi to xxxviii). There is also a comparative list of the West's account and that of French Indologist A. H. Anequetil Du Perron, as well as four pieces of scrap paper of calculations and shorthand lists.

Three pieces of scrap paper with calculations, shorthand notes and lists.

A folder containing 62 sheets describing the Kanheri Caves.

A handwritten account of the H. West's impressions approaching the Kanheri Caves. An annotation at the foot of the page written by E. W. West in September of 1866 dates the note to 1853.