8vo. January: 50 pp., 1 folding plan, 3 b/w figures / April: [6 adverts], [2 Table of Contents & Illustrations], pages 51-106, 2 figures, 3 plates, tables / July: pages 108-160, 6 plates, 1 table / October: pages 161-214, viii index, each issue starts with [6 adverts], [2 Table of Contents & Illustrations], and ends with [6 pp., of list of Honorary Secretaries & Authorised Lecturers], set in very good condition, published at the Office of the Fund, London, first edition, 1912.

Synopsis

Contents are as follows:
– January 1912: The Immovable East by Philip J. Baldensperger / The Bedouin of the Sinaitic Peninsula by W.E. Jennings-Bramley / The New Theory of Calvary by A.W. Crawley-Boevey / The Assuan Papyri and the Grave-Goods of Gezer by E. J. Pilcher / Damascus Notes by The Rev. J. E. Hanauer.
– April 1912: Continuation to the Immovable East and the Bedouin of the Sinaitic Peninsula / The Results of the Excavations on the Hill of Ophel by Charles Warren / The Topography of Rachel’s Tomb by Prof. Macalister / Palaeolithic Implements from Palestine by Prof. Macalister / A Greek Inscription from the Decapolis by Lee Pitcairn / Meteorological Observations taken at Tiberias by Elias Bisht / Notes on Gaza Coins by Dowling.
– July 1912: Recent Excavations on the Hill of Ophel by Prof H Vincent / Weights of Ancient Palestine by Pilcher / Cenotaphs of the Hebrew Patriarchs at the Cave of Machpelah by Rev. Grimaldi / The Greek Inscriptions of the Temple at Damascus by Father Jalabert / The Pilgrimage of Symon Simeonis by Prof. Macalister / Transliterations of Hebrew and Arabic Consonants.
– October 1912: The Excavations at ‘Ain Shems’ by Mackenzie / The Damascus Gate, or Bab El-Amud by Boevey / The Localities of the Exodus and a New Papyrus by J Offord / Documents concerning Jerusalem in the Aphrodito Papyri of the Mohammedan Era by J Offord / Special Note on the ‘Asylum-Inscription’ at Damascus by Rev Hanauer / The Indentification of Ain-Rimmon with Ain-Urtas by Baldensperger / A Novel Theory of the Holy Sepulchre by Rev Pitcairn / Dead Sea Observations by Dr Masterman.