Correspondence from Sir Francis Reginald Wingate relating to his paper at the Oriental Congress.

MSS 45/70 is addressed to 'My dear general'.
MSS 45/69 and MSS 45/71 are incomplete.

Note:
69 is also numbered 21/2
70 is also numbered 21

Letter from John A. Wilson relating to the purchase of a scarab.

1 letter from Wilson, 4 carbon copies of letters from Černý to Wilson.
Professional and personal matters:

• Černý's visit to Chicago in 1955
• inscriptions in the temple of Amada, TopBib vii.73

1 letter from J. Williams to a Mr Leeds.
Epigraphy technique of creating rubbings, and the use of milk as a fixative.

2 letters from E. M. Williams, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to E. M. Williams.
Ostraca and other objects from collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, in particular objects from the Theodore M. Davis excavations in the Valley of the Kings.

Correspondence from Caroline Ransom Williams including relating to the Medical Papyrus and James Breasted's publication of it; Newberry visiting the New York Historical Society's collections; comments on articles on the Abbott objects; her publication of a book on jewellery; visiting museum collections.

Note:
MSS 45/66 is also numbered A 105

1 carbon copy of a letter from Williams to J. R. Harris, sent to Černý for reference.
A. A. Williams, Bursar of Queen's College, informing J. R. Harris, who had been recommended by Černý for a UNESCO project in Nubia, that the College supported Harris' participation in the project.

Correspondence.

Journal, photographs, typescript, and various notes connected with Stewart's work on the reconstruction of some of the furniture of Queen Hetepheres for the Harvard-Boston Expedition.
Xerox of a typescript titled 'Creative Work in Palestine. Technical and Crafts Education 1918-1946'.

3 letters from Wilkinson.
Professional and personal matters, Wilkinson consulting work by J. Yoyotte; Wilkinson's travel to Egypt, and visiting Oxford.

Correspondence from Kederick Wilkin asking Newberry for news of his son, Arthur Wilkin.

• MSS 1: Squeezes made in 1895-1896 of some scenes in Theban Tombs 11, 12, 20, 50, 157, and 163.
• MSS 2: Squeezes of some scenes and texts in the Island of Biga and Philae (Dodecaschoenus).
• MSS 3: Two diaries (with continuous pagination) compiled between 7 November 1898 and 9 February 1899 during the Marquis of Northampton's excavations at Thebes.

1) Photograph album of a family holiday to Abu Qir, erroneously titled ‘Abusir. Summer 1923’, also including other older photographs (1918 to 1923).
2) Photograph album of family portraits [non-Egyptological].
3) Copy of the Arabic publication 'Arab Architecture in Egypt: The Principal Structural Characteristics of the Style Classified'; by Wilfrid Joseph Dilley (...); with plates prepared by F. Chatterton (...); translated by Mahmoud Ahmed (...); Cairo: National Printing Press, 1923; including 2 manuscript English translations of Arabic title page [non-Egyptological] [http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/869282469].
4) An additional folder with photographs, 2 postcards and a small group of family papers.

Two letters from Charles Wilbour regarding the publication of inscriptions by Karl Fredrik Piehl, 16 and 29 March 1896.

2 letters from Hannelore Glasser, Wilbour Library, Brooklyn Museum.
A glazed steatite jar, in Brooklyn Museum of Art, 33.680.

2 letters from Wieder, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Barbara Sewell (Griffith Institute secretary).
Plans for a publication of J. R. Harris' research on lexicography of ancient Egyptian minerals, Brill publishers enquiring about the possibility of a subsidy for publishing. The book was eventually published elsewhere, see Harris, J. R., Lexicographical Studies in Ancient Egyptian Minerals (1961) (OEB 8464).

1 letter from Wieck, 1 carbon copy of a letter from Černý to Wieck.
Černý reviewing a manuscript by J. Yoyotte for Harper Inc. providing a positive assessment.

Correspondence from Charles Whymper to Newberry and his wife Essie Newberry including relating to the death of his daughter Irene and life during the First World War.

Correspondence from Frederic Cope Whitehouse relating to the publication of fragments of papyrus known as the 'Moeris' or 'Labyrinth Papyrus'.

Note:
MSS 45/51 is also numbered 11
MSS 45/52 is also numbered A 282

Photographs: White Monastery fragments. Originally numbered 550, now 158.
Cf. Introduction W. E. Crum, <i>Coptic Dictionary</i> (Oxford, 1939), and W. H. Worrell, <i>Coptic Texts in the University of Michigan Collection</i> (Ann Arbor, 1942).