• "The Practical Study of Colonial Culture in Holland and France by Administrative Officials and Intending Settlers". An uncorrected proof of "A Paper to be read by John de La Valette before the Royal Society of Arts on Wednesday, January 20th, 1937, at 8.15 p.m. R.A. Butler Esq., M.P., Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for India, will preside".
• A compliment slip from the Royal Society of Arts, "With the Secretary's Compliments".
• Letter from Charles Otto Blagden, Vice-President of Royal Asiatic Society, to Col. Hoysted, Secretary of Royal Asiatic Society, to inform Hoysted that he has at last had a chance to read the Paper which is interesting because it contains a large number of facts about Dutch and French colonial activities not generally known. The letter is handwritten, dated 6 February 1937.

Report from The Times, "The Royal Asiatic Centenary: Concluding Day" concerning the conclusion of the Centenary celebrations.

Report from The Indian Magazine and Review, "The Royal Asiatic Society" concerning the history of the Royal Asiatic Society.

Report from India "The Royal Asiatic Society" reporting on the week of celebrations for the Royal Asiatic Society Centenary.

"The Royal Asiatic Society: 150th anniversary appeal 1973". Printed brochure advertising the Society and its sesquicentenary appeal.

"The Royal Asiatic Society Appeal: Deed of Covenant." Printed forms for donors to set up a deed of Covenant for the Royal Asiatic Society Anniversary Appeal.

Five items in connection with the publication, "The Royal Asiatic Society: Its History and Treasures" edited by Stuart Simmonds and Simon Digby. These are:

• The Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland: A Summary of its Achievements - typed article.
• A Brief Account of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, Founded 1823 - typed article.
• The Royal Asiatic Society - typed article. The Royal Asiatic Society - typed article.
• A House in Queen Anne Street - typed article.

The Royal Asiatic Society Sesquicentenary Appeal. Three versions of potential projects for any money raised.

The Royal Asiatic Society Sesquicentenary Development Appeal, giving a more detailed report concerning how the appeal funds would be used.

Report from The Royal Geographical Society, "The Royal Asiatic Society's Centenary" concerning the inaugural reception of the celebrations.