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ky J. H. van der Palm, Surakarta, 1842. Vide Catalogue, BKI vol. 69, p. 409. KITLV Or 38 — S-49.040 ^ x 63 cm one leaf O r x 63 cm Javanese captions Rampog macan, plan of the Sura- ^' ar ta alun-alun (outer court of the Royal C ° m P°und), with drawings and indications ^ferring to the disposition of all groups, °yal servants, Dutch guests and the Court, faking part and looking on on the occasion a ceremonious tiger-and-buffalo fight. The r * 1:i g was formed in the southern part of the a ^n-alun between the wariijin kurut3 and f^e sitirjgil, where the Susuhunan sat. Cur- s >ve Surakarta script. Probably middle 19th Ce ntury. A Dutch note referring to the Java- Uese names of the three pieces of ordnance, ^Cent cannon, before the siti^gil (see Not. KBC vol. 26, 1888, p. 61), by Mr G. P. ^ouffaer, is added. Vide Catalogue, BKI v °l. 69, p. 409. KlTLV Or 39 — S-41.650 3l < 5 x 19,5 cm 105 p. ■“^•5 x 18 cm captions Javanese, romanized C r i s s e s and lances, Surakarta; large coloured drawings of 60 lances of various k' n ds and 95 crisses, mentioning the names their shapes (dapur), with lists of names pamor designs in the blades, and names of shapes of criss handles, carved in wood, lorn or ivory, made by order of the Susu- Unan for the use of Mr F. W. van Net, of Council of India, 1840. Surakarta kraton Scri P | t- The Javanese names are provided with J^manized transcriptions. Vide Catalogue, ®Kl vol. 69, p. 410.

KITLV Or 40 — S-41.650 — loose leaves 34 x 21 cm 23 double leaves 30 x 16 cm Javanese, Dutch captions Crisses and lances, Surakarta, black- and-white drawings of 115 different shapes (dapur), with Javanese captions mentioning the names, written in quadratic kraton script. Romanized transcriptions have been added by a Dutch hand. No date. Vide Cat., p. 410. KITLV Or 41,42 —- S-46.610 — loose 38 x 31 cm 2 and 4 leaves [leaves 37 x 22 cm Javanese Inscription, Old Javanese, of Saka 813, i.e. 891 A.D. Cod. Or 41 is a hand written facsimile; Or 42 is another hand written facsimile, with modern Javanese trans lations in red, written under the words. Originally belonging to the collection of N. Engelhard; in 1852 presented to the Institute by Mr van Alphen. It is the stone inscription originally found in Si^asari, published by Brandes-Krom, Oud-Javaanse Oorkonden. 1913, no 19, p. 22. Both the facsimiles and the modern Javanese translations are incor rect. Vide Catalogue, BKI vol. 69, p. 410. KITLV Or 43 —- S-48.280 — two 32 x 26,5 cm [photographs 21.5 x 13,5 cm Javanese 37 and 34 lines Inscription on 2 copper-plates, edict of the Bantën Sultan Jénal ISfabidin for the district of Sukut}, Lampui}, South Sumatra, dated A.H. 1104, i.e. A.D. 1692; photo graphic reproduction. The text was published by Humme, BKI vol. IV-8, 1884. Vide Cata logue BKI vol. 69, p. 411. KITLV Or 44 — H-20.130 — palmleaf 53.5 x 3,5 cm 129 leaves [ms, damaged 48 x 3 cm Balinese 4 lines