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020 September 16, 1932. Dr. J. B. Andersson, Ostasiatiska Samlingarna, Sveavägen 65, Stockholm. Dear Dr. Andersson:- I have been ill for some time since I am back from Central China, therefore delay in answering your letters. The last letter I have from you is that of July Uth with the list of the return consignment N:r 6 for which I have immediately applied for passport. Whith reference to your l...
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020 September 16, 1932. Dr. J. B. Andersson, Ostasiatiska Samlingarna, Sveavägen 65, Stockholm. Dear Dr. Andersson:- I have been ill for some time since I am back from Central China, therefore delay in answering your letters. The last letter I have from you is that of July Uth with the list of the return consignment N:r 6 for which I have immediately applied for passport. Whith reference to your letter of April 8 concerning the printing of Palmgren”s paper on Panshan potteries, I replied you by a cablegram, yesterday. tAgree to print Palmgren” s. monograph for Survey" That means I agree to your proposal to print the heliotype plates by G: L. 4. with tie total cost amounting to er. 10,1405 (the present exchange rate is about one to one Chinese silver). The printing of this and the following monographes in the Palaeontologia Sinica Series will involve a great financial burden to the Survey, especially in view of the difficult condition as we have now. However I hope that part of the money can be recovered "from the selling of the publications which we have not so far carried out very efficiently. It is in the best interest for the continuation of the publications that endeavor shall be made for better selling öf our publicatlönsg. I propose the following practical understanding: (1) To limit as far as possible, the free distribution. Hitherto 200 copies are given to Swedish authors for distribution as "authorg” compliments". This is much more than we give to other authors in
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0825 printed by the Survey”s fund: (a) The Survey copies should be shipped to China as eoon as ready, and bill of lading or other necessary documents should be forwarded in time. One sample Cory shoul...
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0825 printed by the Survey”s fund: (a) The Survey copies should be shipped to China as eoon as ready, and bill of lading or other necessary documents should be forwarded in time. One sample Cory should be malled to Peking es so0n as resdy so that Chinese eummary can be early written and printed. (b) Swedish "authors" copies" can be distributed out only two months and half after the sending off of the main stock for the Survey. i | (ec) At the bottom of the cover, please print the following: To be obtalned from: Peking: Geol.Surv. Library, 9 Ping Ha Sze, West City; French Bookstore, Grand Hotel de Pekin; Shanghai: Kelly & Falsh, Ltdå., 12 Nanking Road; Löndon: Edward Goldston, 25 Museum St. (9.0. 1); New York: A.G.Seiler & Co., 1224 Amsterdam Ave; G.E.Stechert & C0-, 31-33 East lOth Street; Leipzig: Max veg. Könlgetrasse 3; Bachhendlung Gustav Fock, Postschliessfach 100; Tokyo: Herugen Company. Stockholm... In order to facilitate the payment, I wish you eould let me know in advance the progress of the printing and when the orinted matter can be shipped and the payment shall be due. Yours very sincerely. 5. H. Fong.
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og. China who receive only 50 copies each. I suggest to cut down these complimentary copies to 100 (which must be amply enough). There will be tus 700 copies for the Survey. Experience shows that Arch...
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og. China who receive only 50 copies each. I suggest to cut down these complimentary copies to 100 (which must be amply enough). There will be tus 700 copies for the Survey. Experience shows that Archeological Memoirs are much better sold than the palaeontological ones in the far east. Thus your papers on "An Early Chinese Culture" is now entirely exhausted, and all the three fascicles of the Palaeontologia Sinica Ser. D. Vol. I are also RSarly 80. (2) To extend and facilitate the selling: There may be left in Sweden or in other large centers in Europe a number of copies for selling for the Survey's account. I shall welcome your suggestions for better supplying the European readers. (3) To have the printed memoirs more guickly reädy for the public. In the present conditions, there is usually a great laps of time between the printing of the Swedish printed papers and their official distribution and selling by the Survey. This had two in- convenient results: First all the important men and institutions promptly received their copies from the 200 "author”s copies" from Sweden so that the copies which the Survey send out considerably later have no more actual interest. Second, many people even do not know that the publications are to be obtained from the Survey of China, and therefore do not order fron us. This delay is mainly due to the slow sending of the printed copies from Sweden much more than to the printing of Chinese summary. To mention one instance: Lowe”s paper on Struthius remains was published in October 1931, and Swedish copies have reached löng ago every possible interested person in the world, but the Survey have not even received the bill of lading of our own copies except one sample copy. This seems a Tfn AR to the Survey besides any consideration for the selling. I therefore suggest the following new arrangement for all the Papers
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O824 China who receive only 50 copies each. I mpgest to cut down these complimentary copies to 100 (which must be amnply enough). There will be tus 700 copies for the Survey. | Experience shows that A...
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O824 China who receive only 50 copies each. I mpgest to cut down these complimentary copies to 100 (which must be amnply enough). There will be tus 700 copies for the Survey. | Experience shows that Archeological Hemolire are much better sold than the palacontological ones in the far east. Thus your papers on "ån Farly Chinese Culture" ie now entirely exhausted, and all the three fascicles of the Palseontologia Sinica Ser. D. Vol. I are also nesrly &0. There may be left in Sweden or in other large centers in Europe a number of copies for selling for the Survey”s account. I shall velceome your suggestions for better supplylng the European readers. public. In the present conditions, there is usually & grest laps of time between the printing of the Swedish printed papers and their official distribution and selling by the Survey. This had two in. convenient resulte: First all the isrortant men and institutions promptly received their copies from the 200 "author”s« copies" from freden so that the copies which the Survey send out conesiderably later have no more actual interest, Second, many people even do noF know that the publications are to be obtained from the Survey of Chine, and therefore do not order fron us. This delay ie mainly due to the slow sending of the printed copies from Sweden much 2OTe than to the printing of Chinese summary. To mention one instance: Lowe” e paper on Struthius remains was published in October 1931, and Swedish copies have reached löng ago every possible interested person in the world, but the Survey have not even received the bill of lading of our own coniles except one samnle Cory. This seeme a srentloc untälr to the Survey besides any consideration for the eelllng. I therefore suggest the following new ar”angement for all the papers
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Ö 823 September 16, 1932. Dr. J. B. Andersson, Östasiatiska Samlingarne, Sveavägen 65, Stockholm. Dear Dr. Andersson: I have been 111 för some time since I am back from Central China, therefore delay ...
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Ö 823 September 16, 1932. Dr. J. B. Andersson, Östasiatiska Samlingarne, Sveavägen 65, Stockholm. Dear Dr. Andersson: I have been 111 för some time since I am back from Central China, therefore delay in enswering your letters, The laet letter I have from you is that of July th with the list of the return consignment N:r 6 for which I have immediately applied for passport. Fhith reference to your letter of Avril 8 concerning the printing of Palmgren”s paper on Panshan potteries, I replied you by & cablegram, yesterday. "Agree to print Palmgren” simonograph for Survey" Thet megans I sgree to your proposal to print the heliotyvpe plates by G. L. A. with the total cost amounting to er. 10,3105 (the present exchange rate ie about one to one Ohinese silver). The printing of this and the following monogranphee in the Palaeontologia Sinica Series will involve a great financial burden to the Surver, especially in view of the difficult condition as ve have now. However I hope that vart of the money can be recovered from the selling of the publications which we have not so far carried out very efficiently. It is in the best interest for the continuation of the publications that endeavor shall be made for better selling of our publications. I pronose the following practical understanding: (1) To limit as far as possible, the free distribution. Hitherto 200 coples are given to Swedish authors for distribution as authors” compliments". This is much more than we give to other authors in
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(g22 3 printed by the Survey”s fund: (a) The Survey copies should be shipped to China as soon as ready, and bill of isölng or other necessary documents should be forwarded in time. One sample copy sho...
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(g22 3 printed by the Survey”s fund: (a) The Survey copies should be shipped to China as soon as ready, and bill of isölng or other necessary documents should be forwarded in time. One sample copy should be mailed to Peking as soon as ready so that Chinese summary can be early written and printed. (b) Swedish "authors" copies" can be distributed out only two months and half after the sending off of the main stock for the Survey. (c) At the bottom of the cover, please print the following: To be obtained from: Peking: Geol.Surv. Library, 9 Ping Ma Sze, West City; French Bookstore, Grand Hotel de Pekin; Shanghai: Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., 12 Nanking Road; London: Edward Goldston, 25 Museum St. (W.C. 1); New York: A.G.Seiler & Co., 12214 Amsterdam Ave; G.E.Stechert & Co., 31-33 East lOth Street; Leipzig: Max Weg. Königstrasse 3; Buchhandlung Gustav Fock, Postschliessfach 100; Tokyo: Maruzen Company. Stockholm:-- In order to facilitate the payment, I wish you could let me know in advance the progress of the printing and when the printed matter can be shipped and the payment shall be due. Yours very sincerely, NH. Wong,
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Mottagen av Andersson, Johan Gunnar.
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Tillverkad 1932-09-16 - av Wong, Wen-hao (Weng, Wenhao).
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