Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues

Author(s): Subhash C Bishwas, M K Prajapati
Publisher: Eastern Book Linkers

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Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues
Location: NL.
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Chambers Collection
Catalogue of the Sanskrit manuscripts collected during his residence in India by the Late Sir Robert Chambers, Chief Justice of Bengal / comp. by F. Rosen. London: C. Roworth, 1838. 35 p. 4 plates
Description of about 800 Sanskrit mss. The mss. were purchased by the Konigliche Bibliothek, Berlin.
Location: NL.
0226
-Catalogue of the highly valuable collection of Sanskrit manuscripts of the Late Sir Robert Chambers... Chief Justice of Bengal, which will be sold by auction / by S. Leigh Sotheby at his house in London on April, 13, 1842. London: 1842. viii, 43 p.
Classified list of 845 Sanskrit mss. The collection was purchased by the Konigliche Bibliothek, Berlin. Now known as Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbestiz.
These mss. are presumably now in Marburg or Tubingen - J.D. Pearson. Location: IGNCA.
0227
Chandausi. Chandausi Puratatva Sangrahalaya
A catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts in the Chandausi Purātatva Sangrahalaya / comp. by P. Shrivastava; ed. by. S M. Mishra and Atul Mishra. Chandausi(U.P.): Chandausi Puratatva Sangrahalaya, 1985. v.
Pt. I. 1985. viii 147 p. partial contents: Tables (p. 1.79): Appendices: Extracts from some select mss. (p. 83-96). Indices (p. 113-148).
Description in tabular form of 500 Sanskrit mss. with extracts from select mss. Classified arrangement. The collection is known by 'Dixit Sangraha which was donated by Dixit family of Badaun (U.P.) to the Sangrahalaya.
Location: BORI, BUL, CSL, DCPRI, DSA, GNJ, GOML, KSRI, KSVT, KU, KUD, OSM, RORI, SOI, SSRV, TMSSL, VB.
0228
Chandigarh
Catalogue of the loan exhibition of Indian Historical Records: held on the occassion of the XXXVI session of Indian Historical Records Commission at Chandigarh on 25-26 February, 1961 / by B.N Goswami. Chandigarh: Panjab University, Department of History, 1961. 38 p.
In addition to historical records about 10 mss. (2 Sanskrit, 1 Pali, 1 Bengali,3 Hindi, 1 Oriya and 1 Panjabi) were listed with short notices.
Location: NA.