Correspondence from James Edward Quibell (1867-1935) relating to his excavation work in Egypt and referring to other Egyptologists and their work including Flinders Petrie, Howard Carter, Victor Loret, Archibald Sayce, Wilhelm Speigelberg and Jacques de Morgan.

Includes correspondence relating to: a painted tomb found by F.W. Green; travel in Egypt; measurements of the Ramasseum; finds at El Kab including flat alabaster dishes and the relationship between Libyans and the Old Kingdom population; relationship between Egyptologists; death of Miss Yuill; finds in 1897 including a slate palette; life in Berlin and his colleagues; work at the Egyptian museum; job as Inspector of the Antiquities Service in Egypt shared with Howard Carter; Palermo stone and Breasted's work on it (1922).

Also includes letter to Mrs Helena Newberry bidding her farewell (1896).

Also includes letter from Newberry on behalf of the Archaeological Institute, University of Liverpool requesting the concession at Cheikh Abd el-Gournah (1923).

Note:
MSS 38/5 is also numbered A.304
MSS 38/6 is also numbered A.234
MSS 38/9 is also numbered A.300
MSS 38/10 is also numbered A.270
MSS 38/11 is also numbered A.255
MSS 38/14 is also numbered A.257
MSS 38/15 is also numbered A.274
MSS 38/17 is also numbered A.368
MSS 38/18 is also numbered 27
MSS 38/19 is also numbered 28
MSS 38/20 is also numbered 42
MSS 38/21 is also numbered 39
MSS 38/22 is also numbered 37
MSS 38/25 is also numbered 26
MSS 38/26 is also numbered 27
MSS 38/27 is also numbered A.307
There is a letter without Dawson reference which is numbered 59.

Letter from Ingeborg Rasmussen on behalf of Miss Morgensen relating to a visit to London and inviting Newberry and Mrs Newberry to Denmark.

Letter of invitation from James H. Rea.

Correspondence from Sir William Ridgeway (1848-1924) including relating to publications by Newberry and himself.

Note:
MSS 38/80 is also numbered A.97

Correspondence from D. Ritchie including relating to analysis of ancient glass belonging to Newberry with table of results.

Correspondence from Günther Roeder (Pelizaeus-Museum, Hildesheim) relating to travel to England and visiting Newberry.

Two letters are in German.

Note:
MSS 38/89 is also numbered 55
MSS 38/90 is also numbered A.75
MSS 38/91 is also numbered A.75a
MSS 38/92 is also numbered A.75b
MSS 38/95 is also numbered 9

Letter from Sir Charles Francis Romer relating to the publication of a history of ancient Egypt.

Correspondence from Henry Ling Roth (1855-1925) arranging to see Newberry's collection of ancient Egyptian weaving tools.

Correspondence between Černý and Newberry including on: contributing article to volume in memory of Ippolito Rosellini; inscription above a scene of wrestling men referenced by Bunsen; references to other articles, publications and research interests.

Letter from F. G. Chandler relating to a paper by Newberry on the history of medicine.

Note:
MSS 9/30 is also numbered 4

Two postcards from Reverend Greville John Chester (1831-1892) relating to the purchase of mummy cats and stone chisels.

Note:
MSS 9/37 is also numbered 105

Letter from F. E. Christian relating to a reference to Tel el Amarna in 1842.

Note:
MSS 9/39 is also numbered A 287

Correspondence from Muriel Claydon (Victoria Albert Museum, London) including on Egyptian cotton.

Correspondence from Mary Cleaver including arranging a visit to Newberry and a letter of thanks.

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

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

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

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

Letter from Winifred Mary Crompton (1870-1932) (Manchester Museum) making arrangements for a lecture by Newberry.

Correspondence from Grace Mary Crowfoot (née Hood; wife of John Winter Crowfoot) including on textiles and olives.

Note:
MSS 10/38 is also numbered A 153

Correspondence from Walter Ewing Crum including on: Crum's research; requesting Newberry to look out for Coptic items to purchase; Griffith's obituary.

Also includes postcard sent to Walter Ewing Crum c.1913 relating to a passage in an arabic text and the form of the name of a village called Dimokrat near Arment.

Note:
MSS 10/44 is also numbered A.127
MSS 10/45 is also numbered A 363
MSS 10/46 is also numbered 13
MSS 10/47 is also numbered 59
MSS 10/52 is also numbered A 197

Correspondence from Sir Henry Hallett Dale arranging to meet Newberry.

Note:
MSS 49/7 is also numbered 3

Correspondence from Ormonde Maddock Dalton (British Museum) relating to a Viking Sword given by Sir Robert Boyce.

Correspondence from Giovanni Dattari (d. 1923) including: arranging to show Newberry his collection; Dattari's publication on coins; requesting Newberry's help with the translation of a seal including sketch.

Note:
MSS 11/17 is also numbered A 260

Correspondence from Norman de Garis Davies (1865-1941) including on: excavation at Meryra; arranging for Newberry to bring certain things with him when he visits; trees in the garden of Akhenaten; the tomb of Mentu-her-khepeshef; travel plans to Egypt; shrine at the tomb of Puyemre; identification of Ay; publications; tomb of User; tomb of Rekhmire; dealings with Bayoumi and Droiton; death of Mrs Griffith; news of Steindorff in Germany (1938); World War Two.

Note:
MSS 11/27 is also numbered 19
MSS 11/28 is also numbered 28
MSS 11/29 is also numbered 17
MSS 11/30 is also numbered 44
MSS 11/31 is also numbered 43
MSS 11/32 is also numbered 60
MSS 11/33 is also numbered 56
MSS 11/37 is also numbered 357
MSS 11/38 is also numbered 374
MSS 11/41 is also numbered 260
MSS 11/42 is also numbered 311
MSS 11/55 is also numbered 226
MSS 11/56 is also numbered 201
MSS 11/73 is also numbered A 108

Letter of greeting from Thomas Davies and inviting Newberry to visit again.

Contains graffiti from tomb 504, Deir el Bahari (TopBib i.658) copied from one of Newberry's notebooks by Dr Rosalind Moss.

Contains drawings and tracings including:
-Mounted cutting with notes on the back describing it as a scene in a 18th Dynasty tomb discovered by Georges Émile Jules Daressy in 1894-5.
-Sketch of a bas-relief from tomb TT57 Kha'emhet or Kha-M-Hat (TopBib i.113)

Photographs of tomb scenes at Abydos, Esna and Kom Ombo. The photographs have been identified during previous archival processing with Topographical Bibliography references written on the back.

Includes:

-Temple of Esna (TopBib vi.110)

-Third scence, fourth register from Temple of Esna (TopBib vi.114-115(25)-(29))

-Scene from lower register of Chapel of Horus, Temple of Sethos I (TopBib vi.18(170))

-Scenes from First Osiris Hall, Temple of Sethos I (TopBib vi.19(177)-(178)) (TopBib vi.19(183)-(184))

-View of Kom Ombo (TopBib vi.179)