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Extracts from André Breton's Perspective Cavalière.

A Guide to Reference and Source Materials for Chinese Studies (Preliminary Draft) by Tsuen-Hsuin Tsien, University of Chicago, with handwritten note to Graham.

Draft articles by John Cikoski and associated correspondence. These are:

• Classical Chinese draft manuscript by John Cikoski, 121 pieces.
• On Standards of Analogic Reasoning in the Late Chou, draft by John Cikoski, 58 pieces.
• A Study of the Modal 'Ch'i', draft by John Cikoski, 15 pieces.
• Two baby-steps towards a characterization of the semantic system of Classical Chinese, by John S. Cikoski, draft paper presented at Sino-Tibetan Linguistics conference, Atlanta, 1974, 9 pieces.
• Letter from John Cikoski to Angus Graham to send the draft of the chapter, Classical Chinese, and to describe its contents, 9 pieces, dated 14 January 1970.
• Letter from John Cikoski to Angus Graham to send him the first three chapters of the material on word-class. 1 piece, dated 11 March 1970.

Strike Newspaper - printed pamphlet from Yale University.

Letter from William Dolby to Angus Graham to send a copy of his article in Asia Major. Letter located in off-print of Dolby's paper on Guan Hanqing in Asia Major 16.1-2 (Graham Collection).

Miscellaneous notes on negatives in classical and modern Chinese by Lien-sheng Yang, reprinted from the Qinghua xuebao, New series 9.1-2 (1971), 160-191.

Old Chinese s- Clusters, Some Dialect Alternations, and Traces of the Sino-Tibetan s- Causative, preliminary draft by Nicholas C. Bodman (Cornell University) for the Fifth International Conference of Sino-Tibetan Language and Linguistic Studies (University of Michigan, October 20-21 1972). Handwritten annotation on the first page specifies that the copy was sent to Graham by Bodman.

"Ergative Semantic Chinese: A Research Project On the Semantic Structure of Chinese" by Kung-yi Kao, Stanford University - draft article.

Philosophical Voluntarism in Fourth Century China by David S. Nivison, Stanford University for the annual meeting of the American Association for Asian Studies, Chicago, March 30 1973.

On representing abstractions in archaic Chinese by Henry Rosemont, published in Philosophy East and West 24.1 (January 1974), 71-88.