Digital facsimile of manuscript Jarring Prov. 470 Annotated Turki Manuscripts from the Jarring Collection Online (ATMO) Arienne M. Dwyer C. M. Sperberg-McQueen Manuscript held and scanned by Lund University Library Henry Luce Foundation Test edition Generated semi-automatically by msDesc.master-to-p5.xsl digifacs-gen.xsl C. M. Sperberg-McQueen Lawrence, Kansas Annotated Turki Manuscripts from the Jarring Collection Online 2016-05-25 Sweden Lund Lund University Library Jarring Prov. 470 Legal documents 20 legal documents, contracts for caravan journeys etc., all in Eastern Turki (except 470:4, 470:20, also in Chinese), dating back to the end of the 19th century, or the beginning of the 20th century. All belonging to the Kashghar-Yarkand area 1) Indigenous paper, 50 x 180 mm, Good condition 2) Indigenous paper, 90 x 190 mm, Good condition 3) Ruled writing paper, 150 x 222 mm, Good condition 4) Both in Eastern Turki and Chinese, red stamps, indigenous paper, 112 x 208 mm, Good condition 5) Black stamp, thin indigenous paper, 220 x 275 mm, Good condition 6) Black stamp, indigenous paper, 70 x 195 mm, Good condition 7) Indigenous paper, 80 x 200 mm, Good condition 8) Russian? paper, 75 x 140 mm, Poor condition 9) Indigenous paper, 40 x 280 mm, Good condition 10) Indigenous paper, 150 x 210 mm, Good condition 11) Indigenous paper, 138 x 170 mm, Poor condition 12) Indian? paper (small paper imprint with elephant), folded, 340 x 420 mm, Good condition 13) Indigenous paper, 205 x 277 mm, Fair condition (laminated with silk) 14) Indigenous paper, 180 x 115 mm, Poor condition 15) Indigenous paper, 160 x 245 mm, Good condition 16) Indigenous paper, 70 x 200 mm, Fair condition (laminated with silk) 17) Indigenous paper, 80 x 190 mm, Good condition 18) Indigenous paper, 183 x 192 mm, Good condition (laminated on European hand made paper) 19) Ruled writing paper, 283 x 213 mm, Fair condition 20) Both in Eastern Turki and Chinese, two red Chinese stamps, two parts of different papers (Russian? and Chinese?) glued together, 240 x 245 mm, Fair condition Uighur paper, different qualities ff. 20 mm. The mss. are numbered by cataloguer in 2005. Good-Poor The mss. are not bound. Place of origin: Eastern Turkistan Date of origin: 19th century, late - 20th century, early Acquired by Gunnar Jarring from the Swedish missionaries and travellers of the Kashghar-Yarkand region. The ms. was part of the Jarring collection of Eastern Turkistan manuscripts donated to the Lund University Library in 1982. This msDesc manuscript description was derived automatically from the manuscript description prepared by the Lund University Library conforming to the Master Project DTD. The manuscript description in the Master vocabulary was derived from Gunnar Jarring's manuscript catalog of the collection, which read: Generated raw digital facsimile using digifacs-gen.xsl