Two undated hand-painted maps in Chinese. Neither map gives the scale.

1. 'Huai pei ti shih kuan ping ta ying ch'ing hsing t'u' ['Map of the terrain of the region to the North of the Huai River and of the dispositions of great encampments of officers and men'], showing the area around Hsu-chou, northern Kiangsu, including parts of southern Shantung and northern Anhui. The map shows the dispositions of Nien rebels and Chinese Imperial army camps, and includes a note concerning areas controlled by the Niens, and labels concerning the places of origin of Imperial contingents.

2. Map of part of southern Shantung, centred on Yi-hsien (Tsao-chuang), and showing the eastern shore of Lake Weishan. The map is a section of the first map on a larger scale, and has labels concerning features of the localities.