This tissue-paper copy book was used by L. Frohnmeyer 1901-4 - pages numbered 500-632. Condition: copies of indifferent quality, and the tissue-paper pages are falling out of the carboard binding. At a cursory examination only German documents…
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…
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,…
Contents evidently removed from a loose-leaf file, some 5 cm thick. Condition: good. File kept in the office of the Basel Mission Präses ("President"), B. Lüthi. Earliest correspondence April 1917, latest correspondence dating from the beginning of…
Collection of bound and duplicated (lithographed) letters 1845-1852. Original cover lost, no title. Texts written in Calw and London, duplicated in Mangalore, information for serving missionaries in India. Foolscap format (and most papers in the…
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…
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…
Pile of highly miscellaneous documents, Looks like contents of a point where internal mission communications were collected in the late 1870s and early 1880s - in a drawer in a large writing-desk, for instance. The focal point seems to have been…
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…
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 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…
Looks like contents of a loose-leaf file, approx. 4 cm. thick. Condition: fairly good. Letters received by the administration of the Mission’s South Canara district, in chronological order 1914-19, many in English.
Contents of a loose-leaf file, perhaps 0.6 cm thick. Condition: moderately good. Correspondence 1917-1918 about a loan made to the Basel Mission by the Casamajor Fund. The file seems to have been kept in the office of the Basel Mission Field…
The file consists of the following sections: National Christian Council (very little) "GA & MC" - i.e. an equivalent for 1939 of C-4-5.3 Correspondence, Streckeisen (including a sub-section "Correspondence Koechlin*-Streckeisen") 5. Correspondence,…
Zusammenfassung: In No.5: Schlunk F.: Vortrag über ""Handel und Mission"" Reihe: Mitteilungen aus dem deutsch[en] evangelischen Missions-Laienbund Berlin
a translation of a passage from the same dissertation as C-10.27,5, 8 pp. An interesting critique of a translation of De Imitatione Christi and of the early Catholic effort to develop a Christian vocabulary in Kannada.
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