Al Kerinci MSS; A collection of copies of Kerinci MSS in rencong script; the transliterations were made by L.C. Westenenk; donated by Edward Jacobson in 1935; I Letters', Dutch; 1. from Edward Jacobson to the Keeper of Oriental MSS of the Library of the University of Leiden; dated The Hague, 20 July 1934; in an envelope; 2. from E. Jacobson to the same; dated: Bandung, 7 October 1934; postcard; 3. from E. Jacobson to C. van Arendonk, Keeper of Oriental MSS; dated: Bandung, 11 December 1934; 4. from the Keeper of MSS to E. Jacobson; draft of a letter dated: 8- 1-35; II Tambo; cardboard; 173 x 5 cm.; folded like an accordion; Jawi (24 lines) and rencong (306 lines) scripts; HI Rencong alphabet', 1 f.; lined paper; 48 x 34 cm.; containing Old Javanese and rencong alphabets with equivalents in Roman characters; IV De onthulling van het geheim der heilige hoornschrift van Krintji; 9 ff.; Dutch; typing paper; 33 x 21 cm.; 35 lines per p.; typewritten (only on one side); by G.A. Scheltema de Heere; V Rentjongschrift uit Kerintji; Dutch; 1. 12 ff.; typing paper; 29Vi x 21 Vi cm.; 32 lines per p.; typewritten; typed on one side; by Edward Jacobson; dated Fort de Kock, 16 November 1917; 2. Letter; from Edward Jacobson to Westenenk; dated Fort de Kock, 16 November 1917; VI Copies of Kerinci MSS; (23) 1. Mendapo Sungai Penuh (goat horn); 3 ff.; lined paper; 34 x 21 cm.; written at random; rencong script; the original was owned by Datuk Sangarapi Putih, Dusun Sungai Penuh, Mendapo Sungai Penuh; copied on 21 September 1917 by Edward Jacobson; thought to originate from Pagaruyung; 1. ff. lr-2v: text in rencong script and outline of the horn; 2. f. 3v: text in rencong script and transliteration in pencil by Westenenk; Doc. 9, Tambo 17; 2. Mendapo Riang (= Hiang) (goat horn); 2 ff.; lined paper; 34 x 21 cm.; written at random; rencong script; the original was owned by Saliu (a woman), Dusun Riang Tinggi, Mendapo Riang; copied on 19 September 1915 by Edward Jacobson; it is assumed that the counterpart of this horn was brought to Inderapura by Sutan Abdullah, nephew of the Tuanku of Inderapura, 12 years previously; ff. lr-2v: text in rencong script and outline of the horn; Westenenk’s transliteration in pencil is on a piece