Niemann 1906 5 , pp. 104-208 (MS E); Van Ophuysen (edition); II pp. 732-758: Hikayat tatkala Rasulullah memberi sedekah kepada seorang darwisy; III pp. 759-762: Hikayat Fatimah berkata-kata denganpedang Ali; Niemann 1906 5 , p. 32 (ME). Van Ronkel 1921, pp. 38-9, no. 96.

1439. KI. 4 Hikayat Hang Tuah A Vol. I 330 pp.; European laid paper; wm. Pro Patria with HF DE CHARRO, Horn with SMITH & MEYNIER-, 20Vi x 16Vi cm.; 19 lines per p.; fine writing; copied by a clerk for Klinkert himself (according to notes in pencil), so possibly between 1864 and 1867. In this first volume the story ends with the treason of Hang Jebat and the sultan’s remorse for having ordered Hang Tuah to be sentenced to death; the bendahara, however, confesses that he has hidden Hang Tuah and promises to summon him back. B Vol. II 431 pp.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Pro Patria with H, Eendracht with V D L (Voorn 102), Pro Patria with C & J HONIG (Voorn 135); 20 x 15'/i cm.; 19 lines per p.; neat writing; the copying was finished on 5 Jumadil-akhir (without year) at Kampung Tanjung Putus (Lingga); Encik Husin ibn Abdul- Manan at Kampung Datuk Bandar, Penyengat, is mentioned as the owner. The text contains the continuation of Vol. I; the end of the colophon is missing. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 7, no. 18 (Deel I en II).

1440. Kl. 5 Sejarah Melayu 446 pp.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Pro Patria with H F DE CHARRO & ZONEN (ca. latter part of the 19th c.); 2OV2 x 17 cm.; 15 lines per p.; clear writing; according to a note by Voorhoeve on the inside of the cover, this MS is a copy of the printed text with an introduction by Abdullah bin Abdul-Kadir Munsyi (1831). Enclosed is a photocopy of p. 394; Roolvink 1967, p. 308. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 40, no. 101.