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'Royal Asiatic Society: List of Amendments to Draft Bye-laws', two copies of the proposed amendments.

List of useful London contact addresses and phone numbers for travel to Mongolia.

Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, List of Fellows, Library Associates and Subscribers, 1970, printed booklet listing members' names, addresses, date of joining and type of membership. This copy is considerably annotated with corrections and additions to include members elected up to 1972. With typed lists of members elected in 1973 and officers 1972-73.

Handwritten list of a selection of photographs or slides with some explanatory detail, dated 2 October 1959.

An item likely sent to Elliot, listing the population of English counties according to an 1841 census. Handwritten list.

'Names of the New South Vietnamese Cabinet' - typed list, dated 25 May 1968. 'Vietnam Faces her Future' - notes by Duncanson on paper from the Seminar on Internal Security in Rural Areas, 3-9 June 1968. 'List of Saigon Friends of Dennis Duncanson Invited to Cocktails 6p.m., Wednesday 17 June' - typed list, dated 13 June 1968. 'Dennis J. Duncanson O.B.E. - handwritten and typed biographical information, undated. 'Advance Copies for Go & R' - handwritten list of people to receive advance copies of Government and Revolution in Vietnam, undated.

Letter from R.H. Robbins and Edward Ullendorff to announce a linguistic symposium to take place on 1-2 June to discuss Theodora Bynon's "Historical Linguistics" and Ruth Kempson's "Semantic Theory".

"Paper to be read at the XXth International Congress of Orientalists: Light thrown by recent excavation on the identification of some historic sites in Malaya". Copy of Paper sent by Quaritch Wales as Field Director of the Greater-India Research Committee. Typed script, 9 sides, 10 pages, dated 18 July 1938.

"Life on a Malayan Rubber Estate Where Tapping Starts Before Dawn" by Dorothy C. Johnson (Quaritch Wales' wife), The New York Sun, 15 January 1942.

Life of Muhammad by Ibn Hisham translated by Rehatsek. This is a handwritten manuscript of 1070 pages, bound into a volume with an introductory letter by Arbuthnot, dated 3 October 1898, also bound at the front of the volume. Rehatsek includes an index and a section entitled "Errors and omissions of Dr. Weil". The manuscript is undated but with the manuscript are 2 boards from Rehatskek sending it to Arbuthnot by book post. These have a Bombay postmark of 16 January 1891.