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1.3.0 2026-08-26 brev Rådata 509266 arkivdokument Statens museer för världskultur - Östasiatiska museet SMVK-OM Dokument http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/509266 E1A-10_0531-0532, E1A-10_0531, E1A-10_0532 0532, complete our monographs on the pre-historic sites and see to that all material still to be returned to you will be sent before my departure... Dr Palmgrens big monograph on the P an-Shan mortuary pottery was com- pleted at the beginning of this summer and the whole lot amounting to 700 copies was sent under jour address in the early part of July. AB I mentioned in a previous letter we have kept here only 100 copiesj ” 50 of these have been handed tötthe author, 25 I keep for this Bon and the rtTemaining 25 are to be sold by us free of commission to the benefit of the Geological Survey. In the letter to you of April Bth 1932 I stated the price to be Sw Sw. Cr. lo Ho5:- In my telegram to you of March loth this year I stated that the cost would exceed the estimate with only 200:- Cr. In fact when everything was ready the printing office informs me that because of numerous and extänsive corrections thb total cost ran up to about 11 500: —- Cr. Still I have arranged with the printing office that the Geological Survey will be charged only 10 4o5 2800 Cr. 10 605 Cr., the balance to be payed by the author. I send youåas bookpost a copy of Palmgrens volume and” hppe that you will find it quiliögood. I also send the English edition of my popular bock, "Children of the yellow earth". On page 21 you will find a reference to the pub- lications of the Geological Surwey. It is also stated that the firm Kegan Paul is acting as your agentes From a letter which Kegan Paul wrote to me, I understand that Nar was some difficulty in the negöcilations between you. I hope t jat this matter has been fully straightened out. With very best wishes for your full recovery and with kindest regards & s yours very truly äg FESST SR Stockholm August 15th 1934, Doctor Wong Wen Hao, The Director of the Geological Survey of China, 9, Ping Ma Ssu, West City, -Peiping. Dear Doctor Wong, I was very sorry to learn of the terrible accident from which you have been suffering for such. a long time. The reports which I received from time to tlme in letters from Prof, Telilhard and Doctor Ting were 80 discoursging that I could not form a clear understanding of your state of health. "YFesterday Prof. Nyström came to see me and he told me tnathie had on you and found that you were rapidly improving and that you would soon be back in your office. It is needless to say that I am very happy to know that you will again direct the affairs of the Sur- vey. In the meantime I have myself been seriously ill but am now back again in working order. I ferl certain $hat you are in constant touch with Dr Ting. For this reason I wrote to him about my health and my working-plans. I fell certain that he will kindly tell you the content of that letter. To give you here the summary of my plans I have postponed my journey to the far East until next Y$öar. In the meantime I will Tillverkad 1934 Mottagen Wong, Wen-hao (Weng, Wenhao) image/jpeg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/tn/10194413/E1A-10_0531.jpg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/zoom/10194412/E1A-10_0531.jpg http://kulturarvsdata.se/resurser/License#cc0 Östasiatiska museet Utgången upphovsrätt image/jpeg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/tn/10194417/E1A-10_0532.jpg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/zoom/10194416/E1A-10_0532.jpg http://kulturarvsdata.se/resurser/License#cc0 Östasiatiska museet Utgången upphovsrätt http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkiv/204089 http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/name/3213503 http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/html/509266 http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/xml/509266 http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/rdf/509266
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0532, complete our monographs on the pre-historic sites and see to that all material still to be returned to you will be sent before my departure... Dr Palmgrens big monograph on the P an-Shan mortuary pottery was com- pleted at the beginning of this summer and the whole lot amounting to 700 copies was sent under jour address in the early part of July. AB I mentioned in a previous letter we have kept here only 100 copiesj ” 50 of these have been handed tötthe author, 25 I keep for this Bon and the rtTemaining 25 are to be sold by us free of commission to the benefit of the Geological Survey. In the letter to you of April Bth 1932 I stated the price to be Sw Sw. Cr. lo Ho5:- In my telegram to you of March loth this year I stated that the cost would exceed the estimate with only 200:- Cr. In fact when everything was ready the printing office informs me that because of numerous and extänsive corrections thb total cost ran up to about 11 500: —- Cr. Still I have arranged with the printing office that the Geological Survey will be charged only 10 4o5 2800 Cr. 10 605 Cr., the balance to be payed by the author. I send youåas bookpost a copy of Palmgrens volume and” hppe that you will find it quiliögood. I also send the English edition of my popular bock, "Children of the yellow earth". On page 21 you will find a reference to the pub- lications of the Geological Surwey. It is also stated that the firm Kegan Paul is acting as your agentes From a letter which Kegan Paul wrote to me, I understand that Nar was some difficulty in the negöcilations between you. I hope t jat this matter has been fully straightened out. With very best wishes for your full recovery and with kindest regards & s yours very truly äg
FESST SR Stockholm August 15th 1934, Doctor Wong Wen Hao, The Director of the Geological Survey of China, 9, Ping Ma Ssu, West City, -Peiping. Dear Doctor Wong, I was very sorry to learn of the terrible accident from which you have been suffering for such. a long time. The reports which I received from time to tlme in letters from Prof, Telilhard and Doctor Ting were 80 discoursging that I could not form a clear understanding of your state of health. "YFesterday Prof. Nyström came to see me and he told me tnathie had on you and found that you were rapidly improving and that you would soon be back in your office. It is needless to say that I am very happy to know that you will again direct the affairs of the Sur- vey. In the meantime I have myself been seriously ill but am now back again in working order. I ferl certain $hat you are in constant touch with Dr Ting. For this reason I wrote to him about my health and my working-plans. I fell certain that he will kindly tell you the content of that letter. To give you here the summary of my plans I have postponed my journey to the far East until next Y$öar. In the meantime I will
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