3 letters from Kitchen and an excerpt from Kitchen's work on Semitic loanwords in Egyptian, 1 carbon copy of a reference letter on behalf of Kitchen written by Černý, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Kitchen.
Kitchen's work on Semitic loan-words, references for job applications.

3 letters from Klasens, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Klasens.
1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to the IFAO concerning books for Klasens.
Exchange of Egyptological publications and research into Demotic and Coptic etymologies.

1 letter from Krauspe.
Regarding proofs of an article by Černý, subsequently published: Černý, J., 'Coalescence of verbs with prepositions in Coptic', in Zeitschrift für ägyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde 97 (1971), 44-6 (OEB 9646).

5 letters from Kuentz, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Kuentz.

• Černý's work for IFAO, Černý's recommencing the ostraca work after Second World War (WWII)
• Černý's work for CEDAE

1 letter from Kuhne.
Problems of Amarna history, dockets on Amarna tablets.

1 letter from Lacau.
Regarding Lacau's contacts in Cairo; Černý on his way to Cairo at the beginning of the war (WWII).

1 letter from Lajuncomme to Barbara Sewell (Griffith Institute secretary) written in Černý's absence; 1 carbon copy of a letter from Sewell to Lajuncomme, written in Černý's absence.
Concerning the proofs of: Černý, J., 'L'origine de l'expression bohaïrique [2iom n¥ari] "Mer Rouge"', in [Sainte Fare Garnot, J. (ed.)], Mélanges Mariette (1961) , 57-62 (OEB 8268).

3 letters from Leclant.
Leclant's visit to the UK; a stela of Nebnufer, in the Strasbourg, University Collection, 974 (TopBib i2.727).

1 letter from F. Lexa to Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovak Minister in the United Kingdom, concerning J. Černý (1934).
8 letters from F. Lexa to J. Černý.

• linguistics, Coptic etymologies
• Černý's personal matters, health, social contacts
• students of both Egyptologists
• Lexa's letter to Jan Masaryk (Czechoslovak envoy in London) regards a recognition of Černý as a Czechoslovak scholar with an international remit

1 letter from Lisowyi, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý's secretary to Lisowyi, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Lisowyi.
Lisowyi's theories about Slavonic relations with Egypt.

1 letter from Mackay.
Contacts at the University of Edinburgh, and probably Mackay's work.

1 letter from Malinine.

• Strasbourg collections
• papyrus Loeb 21
• papyrus Ermitage 1114
• contacts with Demotists
• news about E. Jelínková

1 tracing, with handwritten annotation, of a demotic graffito from the Inner Hall (South wall, left side), in the Temple of Sethos I at Redisseya. See TopBib vii.324 (22).

Hand-drawn plan of a temple, probably Abahuda (see TopBib vii.119-120), mapped locations of graffiti (ancient Egyptian and Old Nubian) on recto, with further notes on verso.

17 handwritten pages with notes on the location of graffiti from Thebes recorded by Wilhelm Spiegelberg.

4 typescript pages.
List of graffiti published in:
Černý, J., Graffiti hiéroglyphiques et hiératiques de la nécropole thébaine: nos 1060 à 1405 (1956) (OEB 771).
The graffiti are allocated area (section) identifiers of the Graffiti de la montagne thébaine project.

Photograph of an ink graffito on a fallen pillar. Photograph annotated on verso "1836. 11.9.38". No provenance indicated.

Material relating to Černý's publication Late Ramesside Letters.
Preface and translation of papyrus British Museum EA 10416, to have been added to the publication.

Translation of text on a statue of a Prophet of Amun-Re, in Brooklyn NY, Brooklyn Museum of Art, 52.89 (provenance not known, see TopBib 801-727-060).

Brief notes, texts from the tomb of Ty at Saqqara.

List of articles on Egyptian religion in Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, volumes i-ix (OEB 160477).

Notes, mainly on Dynasty XXI. Includes photographs of a Late Period block from Saqqara, with four rows of ancestors, 'Genealogy of a Memphite Priest', in Berlin, Ägyptisches Museum, 23673 (see TopBib iii2.751).

13.23-39: Draft notes for a 1922 dissertation.
13.40: List of words, not related to previous.

The majority of the notebooks are A5 or similar. Most of the content is handwritten unless specified otherwise.
Many of the notebooks contain transcriptions of hieratic texts from ostraca, papyri and other objects. Also recorded are transcriptions of graffiti (hieratic and hieroglyphic) and hieroglyphic texts from monuments.
Texts were often copied in situ at sites or in museums and were continually collated. Transcriptions were also made using photographs and publications as source material.
Some notebooks are thematic focusing on economic and social history issues. These subjects include Egyptian administration (nomes), prices, topography (e.g. Deir el-Medîna), etc.
Notebooks compiled from material consulted in Egyptian collections, mostly in European countries and Egypt. Černý visited museums with major collections of hieratic material from Deir el-Medîna, most notably, Museo Egizio, Turin; British Museum, London; [Ägyptisches] Museum, Berlin; and Rijksmuseum, Leiden.
Černý compiled a series of slip-indexes for the transcriptions (slip-indexes, see Černý MSS 23 to 46).

Transcriptions of papyri:

• Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 196
• Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 197
• Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 198
• Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 199
• Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 201
• Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, 237

Transcription of a decree of Neferkauhor, in Cairo, Egyptian Museum, JE 43053 (TopBib v.127).

Papyri, transcriptions of:

• London British Museum, EA 10055
• London British Museum, EA 10068
• London British Museum, EA 10335
• London British Museum, EA 10375
• London British Museum, EA 10383
• London British Museum, EA 10403
• London British Museum, EA 10417
• London British Museum, EA 10430

Ostraca, transcriptions of:

• London British Museum, EA 29555
• London British Museum, EA 29560
• London British Museum, EA 50725
• London British Museum, EA 5633
• London British Museum, EA 5636
• London British Museum, EA 5643
• London British Museum, EA 5644
• London British Museum, EA 5649
• London British Museum, EA 5672

Two biographical inscriptions of Rawer at Gîza.