Correspondence from Walter Llewellyn Nash including relating to: photographs of a vase of Ptahmes and a heart amulet; photographing drawings by Newberry; requesting translation of an inscription on a gold ring found at Karnac; a proposal for a publication on 'Egyptian monuments as they existed in the 19th century'.

Note:
MSS 33/3 is also numbered 26
MSS 33/4 is also numbered 37 or 38
MSS 33/5 is also numbered 42
MSS 33/7 is also numbered 389

Correspondence from Erskine E. Nicol (husband of Cecile Nicol) including relating to the purchase of a picture and arranging to meet Newberry.

Also includes letters of thanks to Mrs Newberry including reference to travel and Howard Carter.

Note:
MSS 33/54 is also numbered A.350
MSS 33/55 is also numbered A.347
MSS 33/56 is also numbered A.347b
MSS 33/57 is also numbered A.347a
MSS 33/63 is also numbered A.325

Correspondence from Arthur D. Nock arranging to visit Newberry and a letter of thanks to Mrs Newberry.

Correspondence from Francis Oppenheimer including arranging to meet Newberry to discuss a historical work.

Letter from G. H. Palmer (VictoriaAlbert Museum, London) thanking Newberry for a donation of 27 fragments of ancient Egyptian glazed jewellery.

Correspondence from Nina K. Palmer including relating to the identification of shrubs and arranging to visit the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew with Newberry.

Correspondence from Emily Paterson (Secretary, Egypt Exploration Fund) relating to Newberry's work for the Egypt Exploration Fund including payment of his salary. Includes correspondence relating to the work of Naville at Deir el Bahari, publication of Beni Hasan, work at Tell el Amarna and communication with Jean-Jacques de Morgan, work by Howard Carter.

Also includes copies of letters from Newberry to Paterson reporting on his work. Includes letters relating to work at Sheikh Said and Gebel el Gebrawi, work by his brother John Newberry and Howard Carter.

Note:
MSS 34/69 is also numbered 28
MSS 34/70 is also numbered 26a
MSS 34/71 is also numbered 2
MSS 34/72 is also numbered 3
MSS 34/73 is also numbered 26

Letter from Salome Peet introducing her son Thomas Eric Peet.

Correspondence from Theophilus Goldridge Pinches (1856-1934) including referring to a list of Egyptian names (1903) and thanking Newberry for his notes on a lapis cylinder (1921).

Note:
MSS 35/48 is also numbered 64

Letter from W.J. Pythian-Adams including relating to a visit to England.

Note:
MSS 35/79 is also numbered 243

Correspondence from Bernard Rackham (Victoria & Albert Museum) relating to visiting Newberry (1923) and purchase of a lamp and mug (1928).

Correspondence from Louise Radziwill (Princess Blücher) including relating to Newberry's marriage, inviting Newberry to stay, publications by Newberry and refering to international politics.

Note:
MSS 38/34 is also numbered A.29b
MSS 38/35 is also numbered A.299
MSS 38/36 is also numbered A.29a
MSS 38/38 is also numbered 10
one letter does not have a Dawson reference but is numbered A.29

Correspondence from John Rankin including relating to the Archaeological Institute at the University of Liverpool, reference to the First World War and invitations to Newberry.

Note:
MSS 38/43 is also numbered A.93
MSS 38/44 is also numbered A.336
MSS 38/48 is also numbered A.242
MSS 38/49 is also numbered A.239
MSS 38/53 is also numbered 261
MSS 38/54 is also numbered 248
MSS 38/55 is also numbered 232
MSS 38/56 is also numbered A.311
MSS 38/57 is also numbered A.309
MSS 38/58 is also numbered A.310
MSS 38/59 is also numbered A.312

Letter from Ludovika Renouf (d. 1921) (Widow of Sir Peter le Page Renouf, née von Brentano) relating to getting a pension.

Correspondence from Ernest Tatham Richmond requesting permission to reproduce scarabs published by Newberry.

Correspondence from Percy M. Roxby relating to the constuction of a road in Kent and a change in deanship at Cairo University (1930).

Note:
MSS 38/84 is also numbered 224

Correspondence from Julia Samson and draft reply from Newberry relating to the dehydration or drying of food in ancient Egypt.

Correspondence from H. Schäfer (Königliches Museum, Berlin) relating to the delivery of some imprints (1901); and apologising for not being available when Newberry visited the museum (1928) [in German].

Note:
MSS 39/41 is also numbered 20

Correspondence from Georg Schweinfurth including relating to tombs near Drah abu'l Negga including sketch map and drawing (1902); Quartz, Emery and its possible mining in Assuan (1914); plant remains in the tomb of Tutankhamun and a publication by Keimer on the flora of ancient Egypt (1923).

Letter from Gertrude Seymour relating to the history of the poppy.

Correspondence from Alan Wynn Shorter (1906-1938) relating to a scarab of Thutmosis IV.

Note:
MSS 40/36 is also numbered A.120

Correspondence from Albert Forbes Sieveking including relating to ancient Egyptian gardening and board games.

Note:
MSS 40/41 is also numbered 38
MSS 40/43 is also numbered 302

Correspondence from Cecil Harcourt Smith (VictoriaAlbert Museum) relating to a lecture by Newberry on the tombs of the Kings.

Note:
MSS 40/52 is also numbered A.313
MSS 40/53 is also numbered A.314
MSS 40/55 is also numbered A.315

Letter from Louis Speleers relating to his research on a sarcophagus and ushabtis [in French].

Correspondence from William Thomas Stearn (Royal Horticulture Society) relating to botany and gardening including identification of plants, Moringa and his research on the genus Allium (onions). Also includes draft reply from Newberry on the pomegranate.

Letter from Dorothy Stevens and two draft replies from Newberry relating to his collection of embroideries and movement of belongings during the Second World War, as well as a small glass vase.

Correspondence from Charles John Samuel Thompson (d.1942) inviting Newberry to give a paper to the Section of The History of Medicine, Royal Society of Medicine.

Correspondence from Douglas Thornton including relating to travel to Port Sudan and fragments of pottery and glass brought back.

Correspondence from Isabel Thurburn including relating to an exhibition of embroideries.

Note:
MSS 43/64 is also numbered A 272
MSS 43/65 is also numbered A 273

Letter from Joseph John Tylor (1851-1901) relating to some drawings.