Letter from James Kraft, Witter Bynner Foundation, to Angus Graham to explain about the essay he has asked Graham to write for a translation by Bynner. With the letter is a printed biographical sketch of Bynner.

Letter from James Kraft, Witter Bynner Foundation, to Angus Graham to explain that after much deliberation it has been decided not to use Graham's essay as an introduction to Bynner's Laotzu as they felt Graham's essay was not in sympathy with the translation. They however send recompense for his work and travels.

Correspondence between Witter Bynner and Arthur Waley. Photocopies of handwritten and typed letters.

Correspondence between Witter Bynner and Mrs Lillian Kiang [Mrs Kiang Kang-hu/ Miss Ying Kiang]. Photocopies of typed letters.

Correspondence to Phoenix Kiang, Jean Kiang and Dorothy Wendland (Witter Bynner's Secretary)

Correspondence between Witter Bynner and Kiang Kang-hu.

Letter from Witter Bynner to Lyman - photocopy of letter.

"A 1921 Letter to an Enquiring Stranger" by Witter Bynner and "Witter Bynner - A poet for our Times" by Horatio Colony, both published in The Literary Review, plus draft and published poems.

"Chinese Classics: Tao Te Ching, translated by D.C. Lau, Chinese University Press, Hong Kong". Draft review by Angus Graham.

Minutes from the meetings of the Oriental Fund Committee were recorded within bound volumes between 1828 and 1865. These detail the members that were present for each meeting, financial information, purchases made, books under consideration, and other activities relating to the Fund.