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There is a single letter from the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society to John Pinches, to request that they make a silver-gilt medal in time for the presentation on 11 June. Typed letter, dated 15 May, 1953. For further information regarding the conferment of the Medal, see Related Material.

There are 2 letters from the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society to John Pinches, Medallist, regarding the casting of the Medal. For more information regarding the conferment of the Medal, please see Related Material.

Letter from Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to John Pinches to inform that the Triennial Gold Medal was to be awarded to Professor W. Perceval Yetts and would the company cast a silver-gilt Medal in time for its presentation at the Anniversary Meeting on the 10th May. Typed letter, dated 9 April 1956.

Letter from Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to John Pinches, to send details of the inscription to be put on to the Medal. Typed with handwritten note concerning the unusual spelling of Perceval, dated 11th April 1956.

There is no archival material in this series. Please see Related Material for details concerning the conferment of the Medal.

There is a letter from Minorsky to Sir Richard Winstedt, President of the Royal Asiatic Society, concerning his award of the Medal. There is a further note, in unknown hand, concerning the costs of Gold Medals, up to and including that of Minorsky.

For further details concerning the conferment of the Medal, please see Related Material.

Letter from Professor Vladimir Minorsky to Sir Richard Winstedt, President of the Royal Asiatic Society, to thank him for the letter telling that he had been awarded the Society's Gold Medal which had arrived on his 85th birthday. In principle he accepts the date of 10th May for the presentation of the Medal but hopes to confirm later. Typed letter with printed letterhead, dated 12 February 1962.

List of Medal costs for years 1932, 1935, 1938. Some further notes concerning the cost of Minorsky's medal and cash awarded. Handwritten, undated.

Within this series there is correspondence concerning the conferment of the Medal and its Presentation and allied lecture; correspondence concerning the procurement of the Medal; correspondence with media; an invitation card for the Presentation; and newspaper cuttings.

This sub-series contains correspondence pertaining to the Selection of the Medal winner, the Presentation of the Medal, and the Lecture given on that occasion by Professor Luce.