Hard cover school exercise book with no page numbers. The double-page spreads are numbered by hand 1-28 and are devoted to the different accounts run by the station. Much of the data is of restricted value, however - many of the movements of money…
Paperback school exercise book with no page numbers, the paper block between the covers 0.3 cm thick. Covering the years 1909-1914. A note in the inside cover indicates that this volume was maintained by the General Treasurer’s office, but kept most…
An original compilation, still in its original binding, cover format 30x27 cm, the paper block between the covers 4 cm thick. NB this volume uses a system in which strips of paper c. 5.5 cm wide were bound together, and the papers to be filed then…
Format, construction and condition as C-5-4.7 Generated in the General Treasurer’s office. The date "1914" is misleading - some letters from 1914 are simply laid into the rear end-papers. The last letter bound in is dated Oct. 1912. This is the…
Format, construction, condition as C-5-4.7. A file generated in the office of the Basel Mission’s General Treasurer. Overwhelmingly materials in German, though the use of the typewriter is growing steadily. A cursory search found nothing other than…
Foolscap format ledger with the double-page spreads numbered by hand 1-114 and covering the months April 1903-March 1920. Working language English. Handwriting (with exception of the final years) good. Condition: pretty good. Records of sums of…
500 page tissue-paper copy book, of which 289 pp. have been used. On the whole the copies are more easily legible than in most volumes of this kind, though a number of documents are more or less lost through the faintness of their ink. General…
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