This file consists of foolscap format pages sewn together but without the original cover, and the question arises whether the first pages have been lost. The pages are not numbered - the block of paper is c. 0.8 cm thick between the covers.…
Foolscap format, paper block between covers 0.9 cm. Only 3 pp. used. Condition: excellent. Minutes only from October and November 1914. Minutes of a district committee meeting.
Foolscap format, pages numbered by hand up to p.102 (1890), but there must be at least another 50 pages unnumbered. Condition: good. The title page, whose main text has been recorded above, gives a cursory index which I have amended here to…
Remains of a foolscap format record book, pages only numbered at the beginning, c. 1.2 cm thick. Condition: damage from insects/worms fairly severe, legibility in some parts because of ink damage very difficult, first 64 pages missing. Appears to…
Fragment of a foolscap record book, no covers, pages numbered 19-62. Condition: damage fairly severe - pages lost, edges of pages torn, binding lost, etc. Appears to be Station Conference Minutes from Mangalore, 1854-5
Remains of a foolscap record book., covers lost, 469 numbered pages, of which pp.1-12 are missing. Condition: only moderate. Ink/paper patchy. Binding lost.
Foolscap format duplicated records (handwriting/lithograph), 504 pp., with a MS index at the rear. Evidently the copy belonging originally to Rev. Diez. See C-5-5.20 for an English translation of the title and reference numbers of parallel copies of…
Remains of a foolscap record book, covers lost, no page numbers, about 1 cm thick. Condition: very moderate - pages have probably been lost at the beginning and end, and the binding is severely damaged. Paper and ink on the other hand fairly good,…
Remains of a bound MS record, pages numbered 1-175, but with about 30 unnumbered pages at the rear. Condition: moderate, some pages torn, pages from the beginning and end of the document probably lost, some ink spread, indeed in some parts of the…
Modern manilla folder in which are lying about 1 cm of papers....their provenance not immediately clear, nor is there much indication that they really belong together. Indeed the occasional dates show a spread from as early as the 1860s, and as late…
Foolscap format, 399 pp. numbered by hand. Condition: good. A set of lithographed duplicated minutes. Other copies of these minutes are to be found in C-1.10, C-5-5.21d and C-5-4.3.
Foolscap format, no page numbers, the block of paper within the covers 1.6 cm thick. Condition: in regard to ink fairly good, but the paper is becoming uniformly brown, and the original binding needs repair. Budget information is usually in English…
Volume 27.5x21x0.9 cm (paper dimensions inside the cover) in the original binding. Condition: moderate - on many pages (but by no means all) the ink has been penetrating the paper and is visible from the rear side. In spite of its reference to…
Foolscap format, 500 numbered pages, no index. Condition: moderate to good. The ink is not a cause of problems, there is no insect/worm damage, but the pages are uniformly turning brown. Successor to C-5-2.16.
Foolscap format, pages not numbered, but inside the covers the paper-block is 2.3 cm thick. Condition: paper and ink pretty good, but the binding is original, damaged and needs to be replaced.
Title on the title-page. Foolscap format, 440 hand-numbered pages, and a functioning alphabetical index at the rear. Condition: pretty good, only sporadic problems with ink spread. Successor to C-5-2.14, continuation C-5-2.16
Foolscap format, pages unnumbered, but inside the cover the paper is 1.8 cm thick. Condition: a lot of problems with ink spread. Successor file to C-5-2.13, continuation C-5-2.15.
Foolscap format, pages unnumbered, but inside the covers the paper is 1.3 cm thick. Condition: good. This volume includes a plan of Balmatta as in April 1866. Continuation: C-5-2.14
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