The successor to C-5-1.27. A substantial volume (31x24x4cm dimensions inside the binding) containing 487 numbered pages. 319 of these pages are used as mounts for copies of letters to India from the India Inspector in Basel. From p. 88 (Dec. 1912)…
Bound volume 23x17.5 cm, 311 pp. MS notes "made in India" on Committee letters being sent to India. Condition: modern binding, legibility of some pages made difficult by ink-spread. A rear pocket includes an undated circular from Thomas Cook about…
Format, construction and condition like C-5-4.7. File generated in the office of the South Canara District Chairman. Mostly letters from Basel, but also some letters originated in India. Includes at least two detailed general instructions in English…
Komitee Akten Kamerun mit Inhaltsverzeichnis, Mappen 1- 7; Inhalt: Arbeitspapiere zu Schulfragen, Bauvorhaben, Besetzung der Stationen, Sprachen, Missionsarbeit; Committee files Cameroon with table of contents, folders 1-7; contents: working papers…
Freshly bound, previously in the same state as C-5-4.4. A recent hand has numbered the right-hand pages, they total 200. There is no index. Condition: the circulars are in good condition, but many of the original letters from Basel are…
A successor file to C-5-4.5, indeed the modern page numbering continues with p. 201 and goes on to p. 336 (NB about half-way through the volume documents begin to be numbered, rather than right-hand pages). There is, again, no index. Condition: very…
Format 27x23.5 cm, largely original letters from Basel bound together in a volume whose covers have been lost. No consecutive page numbers, but the documents are numbered 1-103, and there is at the rear an alphabetical index of themes, persons etc. …
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