Including:

1) Drawings from Borneo

2) 4 sepia postcards of the Toraja lands, Sulawesi.

3) Part of a theoretical paper on law, with some references to Indonesia. ff.10-20, typescript.

4) Various index cards

5) Religious work in Bali. 7 small ff., typescript, Indonesian.

6) Some problems of periodicity in Indonesian - Malay literature. Summary of a paper by M.A. Jaspan given to the Institute of Ethnography, Leningrad, 8 February 1966. 2ff., manuscript, foolscap, in pencil by M.A. Jaspan. (= P46)

7) Notes on Interior Residency, Sabah: informant: James P. Ongkili, M.A., (Queensland), Lecturer in History in the University of Malaya, 4 June 1969. 1f., typescript.

8) 9 pages from a small notebook, headed 'Anthropologial and Social Survey Standing Committee'. Begins: 'J.A. Barnes ...'

9) Notes on the Conference of South-East Asian Research Materials, Puntjak, Java, Indonesia, 21-24 April 1969. 7ff., in the handwriting of M.A. Jaspan.

10) 8 cards and 4 slips, apparently a vocabulary of a Batak dialect, together with a photocopy of an article: H.H. Bartlett, 'A Batak and Malay hant on rice cultivation', 'Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society', Philadelphia, vol.96, pt.2, 1952. 2ff.

11) A few loose papers

12) Brief resume of a discussion between Professor M.A. Jaspan and Professor C.H. Philips, Director of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, held at his office from 10.15 to 11.00 a.m. on 8 February 1968, on the possibilities of co - operation between CSEAS, Hull and SOAS, London. 7ff., in the handwriting of M.A. Jaspan.

13) Fieldwork preliminary data: summary of material relating to the Loloda people of North Halmahera, based on bibliographical sources and personal communications, by M.A. Jaspan, 1961. 1f., typescript and a carbon copy.

14) Papers on Timor: Mingguan Kota Bharu, 5 July 1969, Universiti Kebangsaan di-pantai Timor Mimap Wajar. 1f., typescript, Malay + 9 cards + 3ff., manuscript of a Malay dialect (of Timor?), quoting A. Capell, 'Peoples and languages of Timor' in 'Oceania', vol.14 (1944), pp.191-219; 313-337 and vol.15 (1944), pp.19-48.