Three Chinese books with a wooden cover, hand painted pictures and explanations in Hakka Chinese and English on the planting and harvesting of rice and tea and the gaining and processing of silk.
File with the papers read at the conference on various subjects concerning the Hakka people of China. Papers in Chinese, most of them with English abstracts. The second file in A-10.20 contains papers of the same Conference, written in English.
A collection of Chinese proverbs in the Hakka dialekt, in Chinese letters and romanized, handwritten by Friedrich Schmoll (B.V. 1468), the Chinese part was written by Pastor Zen En Wui. 1916, Nyenhangli.
Folder with correspondence on Loercher's map of Canton a) 17 letters, written by Fabri and Hubrig of the Barmen Mission; the Director General of Stores, India Office, London; Perthes Geographische Anstalt, Gotha; Druckerei Menges, Stuttgart;…
Sketch maps of the Chinese Upper Region. 13 items. a) Sketch map of Lenphin station area. A. Sautter, 1914. Scale: 1cm = 10km b) Sketch of the area around Fophin station on thin tracing paper. Signed HB 1913 (Dr. H. Bay?). c) 1. Sketch of the…
Folder with sketch maps of various BM areas in preparation for printed maps. 14 items. a) Sketch map of the Kwui schen district. Hubrig of the Barmen Mission, with a remark by Loercher that he has copied it. b) Das kleine Flussgebiet.…
Folder with 10 printed maps of the Canton province with special mention of the BM, Berlin and Barmen Mission stations. Each map with corrections or additions made by hand. Map edited by Missionsbuchhandlung Basel. Scale: 1: 170 000.
5 plans of the station area and the mission house, by S. Mayer and M. Neubacher (?), 1909. The plans have been taken out of volume A-1.48. 1910. 4 plans of the station and new school, by O. Schultze. The plans have been taken out of envelope Nos.…
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