503 pp. Tissue-paper copy book, all pages used, but with an unused alphabetical index at the front. Conservation: many of the pages have been seriously damaged/made illegible by a too-rich uptake of ink. NB the letters are in reverse chronological…
99 pp., all used (tho’ pp. 68-83 are missing), with an unused alphabetical index at the front. An early version of the tissue-paper copy book, with somewhat thicker paper. Copy quality very variable. Authors: Irion, Mörike, Huber. All letters in…
Copies of letters by H. Kurtz; Nach Purtschert handelt es sich hier um viele private Briefe; mit Schreibmaschine geschrieben; Bemerkung: Frau Kurtz, geborene Hesse entfernte Verwandte von John Hesse
504 page tissue-paper copy book, all used. The original cover is no longer present. A functional alphabetical index of addressees is at the rear. Substantial insect/worm damage. Legibility variable and on average not very good. Authors: Knobloch, …
Kopien von Briefen und Berichten von J.A. Mader nach Basel, zu einem Band gebunden. Enthält auch eine separate Mappe mit zusätzlichen Kopien in einem anderen Format. / Copies of letters and reports written by the key Mission official J. A. Mader;…
496 page tissue-paper copy book, all pages used, with an unused alphabetical register at the rear. Authors: Knobloch, Hoch. Ms Haas regarded this as a copy book of the Canara District Secretary. Includes many letters to addressees in India.
497-page tissue-paper copy book, all pages used, with a used alphabetical index of addressees at the front. Indifferent quality. Authors: B. Graeter, G.Burkhardt and A. Finckh, all Mangalore. It was not possible, during a cursory examination, to…
Used by A. Schosser, a continuation of C-5-1.5, with the same characteristics and using the same copying technique. 208 pp., with a good alphabetical index of addressees at the rear. Continues in C-5-1.8, with a parallel collection of copies in…
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