Letter from Julian C. Colby addressed to whom it may concern, requesting the autograph of the person who receives it.

Collection of antiquities and miscellanea collected by Miss Lane during her trips, including stone wall fragments, some with remains of decoration, Greek and Egyptian pottery fragments (modern and ancient), rough pottery oil lamps, shells, botanical specimens, strings of mummy beads, a decorated wooden spoon with an inscription to Miss Lane, a fabric sample and an ink well in the form of a boat.

Correspondence from P. J. Collignon and newspaper clipping on a scarab found in Darlington and pronounced genuine by Newberry.

Brief notes on the colours of hieroglyphs in tombs.

1 letter from Coltherd, and 1 typewritten page with Černý’s annotations.
Query concerning Egyptian chronology.

Photostats of material from Columbia University.

Comic books referencing the discovery, excavation and clearance of the tomb of Tutankhamun.

Two copies of a comparative genealogical chart of Ommeyades, Fatimides and Abbasides.

Letter from Domenico Comparetti in response to Newberry's enquiry about the papers of Ippolito Rosellini.

Comparison of signs from various papyri and a numbered list of new signs.

Rough draft and notes used in preparation of article.

Letter from Constable & Co. relating to a new edition of Newberry's book Scarabs.

There is related correspondence from W.M. Meredith.

Correspondence from Agnes Conway relating to family news and requesting Newberry's help for a friend interested in Egyptology.

Correspondence from Martin Conway including relating to the Hood collection; research interests and requesting information on various items. Two telegrams urging Newberry to persuade Carter to stop legal proceedings against the Egyptian Government, 1924.

Note:
MSS 9/67 is also numbered 372
MSS 9/68 is also numbered 372a

Correspondence from Beatrice Cook to Newberry and Mrs Newberry including on the health of Mrs Newberry; travel in Egypt; auctions.

Note:
MSS 9/72 is also numbered 219a
MSS 9/75 is also numbered 219
MSS 9/76 is also numbered A.70

Correspondence between F. H. Cook and Newberry on the health of Mrs Newberry and travel plans.

Correspondence from W.H. Cook including thanking Newberry for his help and on Cook's research interests.

Correspondence between John D. Cooney (Brooklyn Museum) and Newberry including on: predynastic pottery with boats; requesting information from Newberry on items in the Amherst collection to be auctioned as well as other sale catalogues; purchase of cylinders and scarabs; Kelekian collection.

6 letters from Cooney, 3 carbon copies of letters from Černý to Cooney.
Brooklyn Museum of Art objects and photography. Černý interested in the collection.

Correspondence from R. Cooper (British Consulate, Fez) relating to Newberry's visit to Fez.

Correspondence from George William Coopland including letter relating to F. S. Marvin's position in Cairo (inspectorship or lectureship at the new Institute of Pedagogy).

Envelope labelled 'Aswan and Cataract Inscriptions' and numbered A.106.

Envelope includes copies of rock inscriptions at Aswan. Also includes four photographs of numbered rock inscriptions (photographs taken from a distance and inscriptions not clearly visible).

Description from Harris catalogue:

Transcription headed "Keep in Aswan and Cataract inscriptions" A.106. Transcription from Urk. IV, 89. Copy of an inscription of a royal son of Kushtemp. Seti I from Cat. De Morgan, 177. 11 pages of copied inscriptions from Aswan, Sehel, etc., some from publications - some may have been done on the spot? Pages from a notebook with inscriptions and sketches headed: Aswan tombs - Elephantine Museum garden: stelae, statues and other objects. Copies from blocks and stelae evidently from roads in the district. One headed 'end of Aswan Road by Shellal near Ba (Many others with similar types, Aswan , Sehel, Bigeh.) Inscriptions from de Morgan: Aswan, p.4O, no.174. XIII, 334. Sehel, p.90. no.79. de Morgan, p.38, no.157; p.26, no.188, no.189. Four pages of inscriptions from Aswan Tombs and many more from Aswan district. Most of them as though they may have been copied from originals.

Copies of Fayyumic Texts. Published and unpublished including Morgan XXIV.

Copies of Greek and Demotic texts, with additional notes (not identified, perhaps related to Barns MSS 4.5).

Copies of Greek and Demotic texts (not identified, perhaps related to Barns MSS 4.5).

Envelope labelled 'Graffiti : Thebes 1912' and numbered A.15.

Contains copies of graffiti including from the chamber above Deir el-Bahari. Includes reference to NB [Notebook] 5 and numbered notes by Howard Carter e.g. Carter 47.23.

Copies of inscriptions from objects as well as notes, tracings, drawings, and rubbings.

Includes:

-Copy of inscriptions from items in the Hood collection

-Rubbing of black granite fragment found at Borg el Arab

-Sketch of a bronze vase from El Bersheh (Cairo Museum, JE 30973)

-Pages from a notebook labelled by Newberry 'NB [Notebook] 1900-1' containing notes, drawings and copies of inscriptions from items in Cairo Museum

-Sketch of armlet from cemetery of 'Ahhotp (Cairo Museum, CG 52642) (TopBib i.600)

-Rubbing from naos of Kemwer of Athribis dedicated by Amasis (Cairo Museum, CG 70011) (TopBib iv.66)

-Rubbing from shrine (Cairo Museum, JE 43281)

-Paintings of leather tabs showing Yewepet adoring Amen-rec (TopBib i.666)

-Envelope containing material identified as relating to cartonnage of Pedemut (TopBib i.620)

-Rubbings from coffin of Amenemhet (TopBib i.607)

Copies of miscellaneous papyri and ostraca belonging to J. W. B. Barns.

Copies of published non literary texts. Notebook labelled: Coptic Texts V - Sphinx vol X Papyri from Alexandria and Crum’s corrections – Revillout Actes et Contracts Plan of Jeremias Papyri – 1 papyrus from the same Monastery – Krall Plan of Jeremias Papyri – Krall 1 marriage contract – Krall WZKM XIV 233 – [Tourajev] Ostraca 1-11.