Extracts & Cuttings Volume II, Bangkok 1927

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Album, hardcover, black, labelled "Extracts & Cuttings Volume II, Bangkok 1927" containing newspaper cuttings, B/W photographs and invitations; includes news of birth and presentation of white elephant. It includes the letter from King Rama VII inviting Quaritch Wales to court dinner dances on 1st January 1924 and 26 February 1926; a letter to ask Quaritch Wales to join the Coronation day on 12 November 1925 and to join the lunch at Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall. Contains also news regarding the white elephant from 14-17 November 1927. Some articles have been cut from the album and some photographs removed.

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Wales Horace Geoffrey Quaritch 1900-1981

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Papers of Horace Geoffrey Quaritch WalesQW

Archaeology Expedition NotesQW/1

Personal NotebooksQW/2

Manuscript Proofs: The Making of Greater IndiaQW/4

Photograph CatalogueQW/5

CorrespondenceQW/6

ItinerariesQW/7

Printed MaterialsQW/8

Newspaper CuttingsQW/9

Extracts & Cuttings Volume I, Bangkok 1925QW/9/1

Extracts & Cuttings Volume II, Bangkok 1927QW/9/2

Siamese Royal Ceremonial Cuttings, 1930QW/9/3

The Illustrated London News, 5th March 1932QW/9/4

The Illustrated London News, 23rd July 1938QW/9/5

What we don't know about AsiaQW/9/6

Life on a Malayan Rubber Estate Where Tapping Starts Before DawnQW/9/7

The Stakes in BurmaQW/9/8

Huge India Looms up as Key to War in EastQW/9/9

The Defense of IndiaQW/9/10

How United Nations can Defend India Against an Invasion this FallQW/9/11

Thailand - Key to the Coming Attack on JapanQW/9/12

Allied Issue: Recapture of BurmaQW/9/13

President's Burma Road Data Points Up StrategyQW/9/14

War in China and India Pivots on Burma RoadQW/9/15

Post-War India and ChinaQW/9/16

BUDDHISM as a Japanese Propaganda InstrumentQW/9/17

Burmese Stumbling-BlockQW/9/18

Is Communism a Real Threat to Asia?QW/9/19

Post-war Industrialization of India and ChinaQW/9/20

India's War Effort Goes into HighQW/9/21

India Ready for the Supreme TestQW/9/22

India prepares to take the offensiveQW/9/23

The Common Man In AsiaQW/9/24

"Face" and Freedom in AsiaQW/9/25

Spotlight on BurmaQW/9/26

Key To ReconquestQW/9/27

Spotlight on BurmaQW/9/28

Spare Asia's Monuments TooQW/9/29

Is Burma Disillusioned?QW/9/30

Problems and Strategy of the War in the PacificQW/9/31

Underground Rumblings in Co-prosperity SphereQW/9/32

Hong Kong, Singapore in SightQW/9/33

War menaces Asia's finest monumentsQW/9/34

Asia's Youth Stands at the CrossroadsQW/9/35

Democracy in the Making in ChinaQW/9/36

Can Democracy flourish in the New Asia?QW/9/37

Ripe for RevoltQW/9/38

Japan's puppets are quaking tooQW/9/39

Conquest of Philippines Will Open "Great Series of Campaigns"QW/9/40

Burma in Allied Hands Soon Will Open New Vistas to Beat JapQW/9/41

Manila in Hands of Allies a Pivot for the PacificQW/9/42

How Long Can the Japanese Hold Out?QW/9/43

China's Armies Likely to Be Mechanized For Next Pacific RoundQW/9/44

Meet The Kachins, Our Head-Hunting Allies In BurmaQW/9/45

Shinto's Place in World CultureQW/9/46

The Aussies Clear the WayQW/9/47

China's new armies prepare to attackQW/9/48

What are Democracy's Chances Under the New Japanese Set-Up?QW/9/49

China Needs Our GoodsQW/9/50

The Future of Southeast AsiaQW/9/51

Asia's Craftsmen Go To WarQW/9/52

Our Friends The HeadhuntersQW/9/53

£7,875 for bronze Buddha from ThailandQW/9/54

ProgrammesQW/10

MapsQW/12

Plates for PublicationQW/15