Journal, hardcover, blue, titled, "The Greater India Research Committee Malayan Campaign 1937-8, Field Note Book 3 (Perak and Johore)", containing ink and pencil notes and drawings. It contains archaeological notes and drawings in Perak and Johore such as the archaeological site in Keta Tinggi and the drawing of a stone tool.
These notebooks cover selected books by Quaritch Wales and other authors. They contain:
- Notes on selected books
- Notes on selected books and Indian History
- Notes on newspaper articles
- Notes on The Indianization of China and South-East Asia
- Notes on Hindi
- Notes on various books
- Notes on PROMACHAT (Divination)
Notebook: black, soft bound, dated October 1928. It contains handwritten notes on
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- History of Indian and Indonesian art, Ananda K. Coomarasusramy
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- Bhagawat Gita, trasnlated by A Corbelow Thompson
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- Hinduism and Buddhism, Eliot
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- Indian Sculpture and painting, Havell.
Notebook: hardback, bound in red & black, ruled, with some entries dated in 1931. It contains notes on books such as "Siam : some general remarks on its productions, and particularly on its imports and exports, and the mode of transacting business with the people" by D.E. Malloch., "Siam, the land of the white elephant, as it was and is" by George B. Bacon, and on Indian history.
Notebook: brown, foolscap, ruled, handwritten, containing notes on articles published in various newspapers, e.g.. New York Times, Boston Globe, Foreign Affairs, dating from 1942-1945.
Notebook: ruled, bound in red, hardback, dated 1965, containing notes on the Indianization of China and South-East Asia.
Notebook: black, with notes concerning an oath/allegiance. On the back cover a Thai brochure has been glued: "The brief history of Wat Matchimawas, Songkha province southern Thailand". This was printed 29 August 1973.
Notebook: hardback, bound in red & black, ruled, used as an exercise-book for his Hindi writing and compiling lists of words.
Notebook: bound in ruby red and gold, handwritten, containing notes on various books, e.g. "JPB de Josselyn de Jong, Studies in Indonesian Culture I", concerned with Asian history and culture.
Loose pages with handwritten notes: containing "PROMACHAT (Divination)– first drafts of translation" which are marked as "to be destroyed".