Contains among other things: Stand of the German overseas trade in wood with the non-German, especially French and English colonies in West and Central Africa. Hamburg 1914 Timber trade in Argentina

Contains: Box 3: - 1 water creator, wood, New Guinea - 1 bast bag black/beige (by Mr. Magi Magi... in East Africa), New Guinea - 2 shorter tusks - 1 drum, East Africa - 2 small tusks - 4 tusks of different sizes - 1 black polishing stone - 1 large shell of 2 parts - 1 piece of lava stone - 2 petrified decorated sponges

Announces that, at Schenk's request, he wants to collect cones in Italy and send them to Schenk; announces a shipment of Dasylirion and other plants and offers to send fruits and woods on request.

Economic development of the forests in the German colonies and the technical utilisation of colonial timber. - Minutes of the consultation at the Reich Colonial Office on 11 May 1909, 1909 Forstverwaltung. - Organisation. - Memorandum, ca. 1909 Forest Administration. - Allocation of responsibilities, 1913 Agriculture and general agricultural and botanical experiments in the districts. - Agricultural observations in the Sanaga area from the mouth of the Kwakwa - Edea. - Report by Dr Fickendey, 1909 Veterinary matters. - Business distribution, about 1913