A manuscript volume in Arabic and Persian which, according to an accompanying note, was picked up after the Battle of Inkerman in 1854. It opens in Arabic ('This is the book of the Jewels of Isālām') and then follow the invocation of the name of Allah and the laudatory reference to Mohammed. The text follows in Persian and consists of a dictionary of Islamic names, personal and geographical. The end is again in Arabic, and the colophon is dated 1213 of the Hejra, i.e. 1835.

Two volumes, 1935, each containing a goodwill message from Romanian children, accompanied by their signatures, in response to similar messages from children in Wales [through Urdd Gobaith Cymru].
The volumes were compiled by the Scoala de Arte si Meserii [School of Arts and Crafts], Botoșani, Romania, [?1935], and signed by 70 pupils (NLW MS 16505iD); and the Liceul de baieti No. 2 [No. 2 Boys's High School] at Cernăuți, Romania [now Chernivts͡i, Ukraine], 1935, with some 250 signatures (ff. 3-9, rectos only) (NLW MS 16505iiD).