A notebook with red cover with handwritten notes in English with some Sanskrit characters.

Manuscript titled "History of Religion" written by Hsü Ti-shan on a school exercise book with the words "北京直隸書局 Peking Book Co. Chili" printed on the cover.

Written by S. Radhakrishnan, translated by Hsü Ti-Shan. It is suspected that 周俟松 (wife of Hsü Ti-Shan) has edited part of the content as her name is added to the cover of the notebook as one of the translators. A page of calendar dated 28 Feb 1930 with word count of the tranlsated pages is attached to the file.

A notebook with several pages of Sanskrit. The word "Sanskrit" in Sanskrit and "Columbia University New York" in English are written on the cover of the notebook. Attached with a page written with three lines of haiku (with the word "俳句" written in pencil).

A hardcover notebook with Chinese translation of "Institutes of Timour". The passage is suspected to be written by Major W. Davy and J. White, and translated by Hsü Ti-Shan; Notes on different topics such as 中西事務紀要(節錄), 天主教入華, 互市檔案, 鴉片始末 and 薄伽梵歌, etc. Attached with a receipt from the B.H. Blackwell Ltd. for the purchase of the book "Hopkins Chinese Pedigree"

Extract of the book "印度六派哲學" written by Kimura Taiken (木村泰賢) with correction markings. A memo with the header "Yenching University 燕京大學" was attached to the file.

Seven copies of journal titled "The History of the Canon of the Chinese Classics" written by Hsü Ti-shan and reprinted from the Journal of American Oriental Society, Volume 44, Number 4, pp 273-284

A typed copy of journal titled "The Tao in Today's China" with markings aside. Journal is suspected to be published in the "Taoism".

The passage 美學論端 (The Debate on Aesthetics (Based on the Theory of Theodor Lipps)) was written by 趙英若 (Zhao Yingruo) and is extracted from 新中國 (New China) p. 79-82. A paper which marked "中國經典上的教育原理與教育方法" (The Education Theory and Teaching Method of Chinese Classics) is also attached to the passage.

Written by Hsü Ti-Shan as an introductory thesis to the translation of Yuen-Jen Lun (原人論, written by 宗密 in the Tang Dynasty).