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Seven offprints and newspaper cuttings of articles written by Allen covering a range of material: Military Operations in Daghestan, Paul Paulovich Muratoff, John Frederick Baddeley, Book reviews, The Source for G. de Lisle's "Carte des Pays Voisins de la Mer Caspiene", and Alaska.

"Military Operations in Daghestan, 1917-21" by W.E.D. Allen. Reprinted from the Army Quarterly, October 1934 and January 1935. Printed pamphlet without cover.

"Paul Paulovich Muratoff (1881-1950)" by W.E.D. Allen, Extract from de Byzantion t. XX (1950), published in Brussels, 1951. Obituary for Muratoff. Printed pamphlet with soft cover.

"The Centenary of John Frederick Baddeley" by W.E.D. Allen, reprinted from The Geographicsl Journal, Vol. CXX, Part 4, December 1954. Five copies of a review of Baddeley's life. Uncovered printed material within a makeshift folder composed from an old envelope.

Review of "The Art and Architecture of the Ancient Orient" by Henri Frankfort; the review written by W.E.D. Allen of book published in 1954. Printed sheet from unknown journal, [1954].

Book review of "Asia East by South: A Cultural Geography" by J. E. Spencer; Review by W.E.D. Allen. 3 copies of printed review from unknown journal with courtesy note from the Royal Central Asian Society.

"The Sources for G. de Lisle's "Carte des Pays Voisins de la Mer Caspiene" of 1723" by W.E.D. Allen. Printed article from [Intago Mundi XIII] with handwritten postscript attached, undated.

"Journey through Alaska" by W.E.D. Allen, from The Times, Saturday 29 October 1960. Two copies of Allen's account of his travels in Alaska. Printed newspaper cuttings.

Correspondence concerning the publication of Allen's book on Russian Embassies to Georgia, the majority of the correspondence is between Allen and Terence Armstrong. There are also some printed offprints of articles by Allen and Armstrong.

The sub-series consists of the correspondence found within this folder mainly concerning the publication of Allen's book about Russian Embassies to the Georgian kings.