The Royal Asiatic Society Sesquicentenary Appeal. Three versions of potential projects for any money raised.
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The Royal Asiatic Society Sesquicentenary Development Appeal, giving a more detailed report concerning how the appeal funds would be used.
Zonder titelProposals for the Library of the Royal Asiatic Society - draft statement concerning the needs of the Library.
Zonder titelProposed Alterations and Improvements to the Premises of the Royal Asiatic Society Initial report created by Geoffrey K Payne, Architect. Letter from B.W. Robinson, President, Royal Asiatic Society, to Geoffrey K. Payne to thank him for his work on the estimates and plans.
Zonder titelCorrespondence regarding the use of professional fundraisers to help with the Sesquicentenary Appeal.
Correspondence with Bridge Charity Promotion. These are five letters concerning the Company's services and a preliminary proposal for the Sesquicentenary Appeal prepared by Bridge Charity Promotion.
Zonder titelCorrespondence with Richard Maurice Fund Raising Limited concerning appointing them, in first instance, as consultants to the Society for the Sesquicentenary Appeal. There are 6 items of correspondence and one copy of a Banker's Order for a payment of £50 to Richard Maurice Fund Raising Ltd.
Zonder titelCorrespondence with other potential companies in regard to the Sesquicentenary Appeal. These are:
- Planned Public Relations Ltd., 2 letters dated 16 September 1970 - 24 November 1971.
- The National Council of Civil Service, 3 letters, dated 18 September 1970 - 1 October 1970.
- Hooker Craigmyle & Company Ltd., 3 letters, dated 24 November 1971 - 8 December 1971.
- Charity Consultants Ltd., dated 30 November 1971.
- Thomas Frankland Esq., 1 letter dated 13 December 1971.
Correspondence and Lists concerning Companies to Approach for Contributions to the Sesquicentenary Appeal. These are:
- Letter from G.A. Calver to Dr John Hansman to send him The Times list of the 1000 largest companies. He suggests a circular is produced to solicit interest from them. He also writes of the companies and organisations that he will personally approach and that he will send Mr Alexander to help on the day of the Reception, dated 16 January 1973.
- The Middle East Association List.
- Asian Banks in London - Indian, Japanese, Pakistani, Middle East, Malayan and Singapore.
- Japanese Trading Houses and Companies in London.
- List of Pakistani Firms in the U.K. with compliment slip from The Embassy of Pakistan.
- List of Companies, who has approached them and their donations.
- Commerce and Industry Company donations.
Records concerning donations to the Sesquicentenary Appeal.
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