Structure, format, condition as C-5-4.13a. Generated in the office of the South Canara District, and largely a point where letters from Basel were collected (including those turned into duplicated circulars to be sent to all stations). A cursory…
Structure, format, condition as C-5-4.13a, except that there is an (?)incomplete chronological list of the letters, and an alphabetical list of themes. Most of the letters are given numbers, 1-20. Generated in the office of the South Canara…
Structure, format and condition as C-5-4-13a. Generated in the office of the South Canara District, like C-5-4.13c overwhelmingly letters from Basel. It is not clear what the difference is between 13c and 13d, unless indeed 13c is a file of the…
File with the same construction as C-5-4.7, flat dimensions 31x24 cm. The block of bound paper is 4.7 cm thick. The letters appear to be numbered through 1-367, and there is an alphabetical index at the rear. Condition: basically the binding still…
Structurally and in terms of condition like C-5-4.14a. Materials from 1888-1903, with each letter numbered, last letter No.361. The first letter in the file as it stands now is No. 12, so nos. 1-11 are lost. File generated in the office of the South…
The remains of a volume constructed like C-5-4.7. The pages of the documents have been numbered 1-406. There is what looks like a rather fragmentary index lying loose with the other papers. The condition of perhaps two-thirds of the documents…
Remains of a volume constructed like C-5-4.7. The pages are not numbered consecutively, though within some of the documents the pages are numbered. The block of paper between the covers was about 3.8 cm thick. There is no index. Condition: the…
Remains of a volume constructed like C-5-4.7. There is no internal numbering system for documents or pages, but a set of about 20 bound pages lying unconnected at the end of this file is a working index of materials 1869-77 and may originally have…
Bound volume 29.5x22 cm, no page numbers, the block of paper between the covers 1.4 cm. Basic information on the incoming letters from ALL correspondents on the left-hand page, notes on how each was handled (with the name of the person responsible)…
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…
Volume constructed like C-5-4.7, the block of paper between the covers ca. 1.5 cm. Incoming letters and circulars collected together in the mission station at Chombala, 1897-1913. Chronological order is not always accurate. The bulk of the…
Contents evidently removed from a loose-leaf file, some 5 cm thick. Condition: good File kept in the office of the BM Präses (in this case translated "Presidents"), Schosser and Lüthi. Some correspondence from 1913, but mostly wartime…
This ledger covers the years 1853-8. It has no page numbers, the block of paper is 1.3 cm between the covers. C-6-2.2* Performed a similar function to C-6-2.3* below, though it was not so well kept.
This massive ledger is, in fact, a record with comments on the approved budgets/scales of expenditure for the years in question for each mission station in India, plus the actual income and expenditure in each, and comments on necessary rulings about…
Another massive ledger, with 365 numbered pages. Although at first sight it seems a successor to C-6-2.3*, it contains only Verwilligungen, i.e. the approved budget for each year, plus commentaries. There is a summary index on the last page. This…
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