Twelve small copper-plate rubbings, complete with envelope, and numbered in pencil. The notes on the envelope state that the copper-plate inscriptions are to be headed 'Grant of the Pallava Dynasty'. A small note on the side of the envelope appears to read "sent to Bombay, July 24th". The inscriptions are in a South Indian script, probably Tamil, and have not yet been translated.

Within this series there are rubbings probably from inscriptions on copper plates, diagrams of agricultural tools and a hand-drawn map of Baiswara.