Colonel Giles (Frank Lucas Netlam) Collection: The Albanian Frontier Commission The papers chiefly cover Colonel Giles's service on the Albanian Frontier Commission, but the collection also contains papers from his time on the Yugoslav-Bulgarian International Boundary Commission and as a military attach to Belgrade, Athens and Prague. The papers are primarily in English, with a smaller amount of French and other languages. The collection is arranged in 12 series as follows: GIL/1 - reports relating to the Albanian Frontier Commission and the Serbo-Bulgarian Boundary Commission GIL/2 - laissez-passers issued to Colonel Giles between 1922-1924 for travel in Europe GIL/3 - diaries written by Colonel Giles between 1922-1924, and some pages from 1925 GIL/4 - Personal papers of Colonel Giles, relating to his time as Commissioner GIL/5 - maps including series of 11 showing the course of the frontier between the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croates and Slovenes and Albania published by the Commission International de Dlimitation 1922-1925 (Albanian Frontier Commission); GIL/6 - road reports written by Colonel Giles in Yugoslavia and Albania 1922-1927 and Greece 1926 GIL/7 - folder entitled 'Doiran War Memorial 1928' regarding preparations for unveiling of the Salonika Army War Memorial at Lake Doiran (Dojran) 25 Sept 1926 (now Macedonia) including unveiling ceremony instructions GIL/8 - articles describing lectures given by Colonel Giles GIL/9 - Glass lantern slides showing commissioners travelling around the frontier region GIL/10-12 - framed and mounted prints and photographs of the Frontier Commissions and certificates 1921-1928