A Journal of the Passage from India by a route partly unfrequented through Mesopotamia, Armenia and Natolia or Asia Minor, to which are added observations and instruction for the use of those who intend to travel to or from India by that route, by Thomas Havel of the H.E.I.C, published in London 1789, 187 pages, with a fold out map; and "A Journal of a Residence in India" by Maria Graham, second edition, Edinburgh 1813, 215 pages with 16 plates, binding and cover faults. (2).

Military History. "Frontier and Overseas Expeditions from India" compiled in the Intelligence Branch, Division of the Chief of Staff, Army H.Q India, printed by the Government Printer at Simla or Calcutta, six volumes, 1907-11, half leather, comprising Vol. 1 "North of Kabul River", Vol. 2 "N.W Frontier Tribes between the Kabul and Gumal Rivers", Vol. 3 "Afghanistan and First Afghan War", Vol. 4 "North & North East Frontier Tribes", Vol. 5 "Burma", Vol. 6 "Expeditions Overseas", minor faults, ex Staff College Library. A useful and scarce set with many maps, published "For Official Use Only". (7).

Military History. Books on internal and external Indian campaigns including "The Conquest of Scinde" by W. Napier, "The History of the War in Afghanistan" (First Afghan War) by J. Kaye in 3 volumes, "Sketches on Service during the Indian Frontier Campaigns of 1897" by E. Hobday, "With Mounted Infantry in Tibet" by W. Ottley, "In Abor Jungles" by A. Hamilton, "Operations in Waziristan 1919-20" published by H.M.S.O, "On Active Service with the Chinese Regiment" (Boxer Rebellion) by A. Barnes, "Official History of Operations in Somaliland" in 2 volumes, "In Pursuit of the Mad Mullah" by Capt. McNeill, "The Unveiling of Lhasa" by E. Candler, "Lhasa" by P. Landon in 2 volumes, London Gazettes relating to Somaliland, etc. (28).

Army/Navy Lists. "Whitakers Naval and Military Directory and Indian Army List 1899"; "The Navy List for September 1914, corrected to 18th August 1914"; and "The Quarterly Army List of Her Majesty's and the Honorable Company's services, on the establishment of Fort St. George, to which are added civil servants on the Madras Establishment and Officers in His Highness the Nizam's service", Madras 1849, the last scarce. (3).