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Colony of Singapore Ordinances. 1953
Colony of Singapore Ordinances. 1956
Map of Singapore Town, 1932 (Scale 1:6,336)
Singapore, 1974 (Scale: 1:75,000)
Singapore: Ama Keng, Nee Soon, Changi, Pulau Tekong, Jurong, City, Siglap, 1975 (Scale: 1:25,000)
Map of Singapore Showing the Principal Residences and Places of Interest, 1913 (Scale 1:12,672)
Singapore Strait: Western Portion, 1930 (Scale 1:50,000)
Cave-frequenting vertebrates in the Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak [attached to letter dated 1984/11/30 from Philip Chapman to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook enclosing his revised draft of his Mulu report on cave-frequenting vertebrates in the Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak]
Letter from Ian Urquhart, District Officer, Marudi, Baram to Bill E. Symthies, Forest Officer, Brunei on problems faced by the bird-nests industry
Letter from Theresa Clay to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook on identification of ectoparasites of Collocalia lowi (=Aerodramus maximus) at Niah: Paracimax avium, Paracimex sp. , Denyus sp. , Myophthiria reduviodes
Letter from Mrs Frederik B. Bang to Tom Harrisson, Curator of Sarawak Museum requesting for freshly preserved specimens of swiftlets. Enclosed were two reprints of a "Nature" article
Letter from Tom Harrisson, Curator of Sarawak Museum to Dr F. B. Bang on swiftlets. He also requested for exact instructions
Letter from Betsy Garrett Bang to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook concerning olfactory anatomy of Collocalia esculenta
The miracle of bird's nest for your skin
Birds' nests and turtles' eggs
Letter from Philip Chapman to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook enclosing his revised draft of his Mulu report on cave-frequenting vertebrates in the Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak. He also answered the Earl's two questions
Letter from Edward Dickinson to Ralph Browning informing him he found evidence that began to support the rationale for treating mearnsi as a separate species from vanikorensis. He also mentioned he was not 100% convinced over the narrowness of the bill of mearnsi
Letter from Lucas Chin, Penyelenggara, Muzium Sarawak informing the addressee that it would be more appropriate if the owners to apply for the licences
Letter from Anthony Cheke to the 5th Earl of Cranbrook on A. francica & elaphra. He also disclosed Jennifer Horne's address as requested
Letter from Secretariat of CITES [Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species] concerning the Workshop on Edible-nest Swiftlets of the Genus Collocalia to be held in Surabaya from 4-7 November 1996. Enclosed were the provsional agenda and working programme
Letter from the 5th Earl of Cranbrook to Prof Andrew J. Berger discussing on the pages from Berger's text of "Hawaiian Birdlife" sent to him. The Earl also discussed on the introduction of wild species in UK
Legend on the discovery of Madai
Cave allocation
Index to British Colonial Office files pertaining to British Malaya, Volume 3. CO 273 (1838-1900): Index (Governor - Pk)
List of swiftlet skins : Collocalia from Siam : Ben King collection