Letter from W. Wilson Barker asking Newberry's opinion of an inscription on a scarab.

Correspondence from Sir Harold Idris Bell inviting Newberry to give lectures.

Note:
MSS 4/59 is also numbered 16
MSS 4/60 is also numbered 16a
MSS 4/61 is also numbered 212
MSS 4/63 is also numbered A 192

Letter of thanks from Mary Benson (Widow of Archbishop Benson) for letter sent to her daughter Margaret Benson.

Letter from Marcus W. Blackden offering to work with Newberry at Beni Hasan; Correspondence to Blackden from Newberry making arrangements; Letter from George Willoughby Fraser (also signed by Blackden) to [A.H.] Grueber requesting the transfer of the listed property from Minia to Beni Hasan.

Note:
MSS 5/8 is also numbered 115
MSS 5/9 is also numbered 138
MSS 5/10 is also numbered 118
MSS 5/11 is also numbered 139
MSS 5/12 is also numbered 137 b
MSS 5/13 is also numbered A 87

Letter from Winifred S. Blackman (sister of Marcus W. Blackden) relating to a visit by Newberry.

Letter from Leonard B. Blaikie including news from the Foreign Office.

Letter from Pieter Adriaan Aart Boeser (1858-1935) relating to items at the Rijks Museum Van Oudheden, Leiden.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 14

Letter from May Louisa Bonar (who in 1946 married Sir Hugh Thornton) relating to Lady Petrie's appointment as Director of the British School of Egyptian Archaeology.

Correspondence from Ludwig Borchardt (1863-1938) dating of the great sphinx of Giza and king statues from Thebes in the Berlin Museum including sketches (1897); painting of the head of a princess orignially in the house of Captain Timmins (1914); inscription of Ay at Akhmim (1927) [in German].

Note:
MSS 5/50 is also numbered A 358

Letter from Patrick Boylan relating to research on Dhwty [Thoth].

Letter of thanks from Frida H. Brackley.

Correspondence from James Henry Breasted (1865-1935) on topics including purchase of the MacGregor collection; arrangements for Newberry's visit; Phoenician tomb scene; information on a trip to Luxor; Egyptians not accepting the Rockefeller gift; review of The Oriental Institute, University of Chicago's Anatolian work in Antiquity, 1933.

Note:
MSS 5/102 is also numbered 9
MSS 5/106 is also numbered 8
MSS 5/112 is also numbered A.74
MSS 5/113 is also numbered 279

Correspondence from Nancy Britton including on an article by her on Islamic textiles, and reference to conditions during the war.

Correspondence from Theodore Burton Brown including on the marriage of Kate Bosse to J. Gwyn Griffiths; Brown's work in Cyrenaica, Libya. Also includes letter from Beatrice Brown to Mrs Newberry giving Theodore Brown's address.

Correspondence from Guy Brunton (1879-1949) to Newberry and Mrs Newberry. Includes details of excavation work; reference to his appointment as Keeper, Cairo Museum; scarab in Cairo Museum; Newberry's Catalogue of Shawabti figures.

Letter of thanks from Sir Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge (1857-1934) [incomplete].

Note:
This letter is also numbered A.215

Correspondence from Ludlow Bull (Metropolitan Museum, New York) including relating to an article by Bull on stelae.

Correspondence from Edward Bunyard on the purchase of apple and pear trees.

Letter from Vacher Burch requesting Newberry's help with a publication.

Letter from J. Dixon Butler mainly relating to travel.

Correspondence from James Campbell including relating to staying in Cairo and Newberry meeting Dr. Seth Smith.

Correspondence from Edward Carey (Registrar, Liverpool University) relating to Newberry's resignation of his professorship, appointment to Readership, and Report of Selection Committee on Margaret Murray and Thomas Eric Peet as candidates for the Brunner Chair of Egyptology.

Correspondence from Gertrude Caton-Thompson including on wheat, vulgare wheat in Prehistoric Egypt, a report by Dr Stapf, plant samples sent to Kew, arrow heads and flints.

Note:
MSS 9/12 is also numbered 42

Letter from John Cockwell thanking Newberry following a visit to his garden and with information on a conifer they saw.

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

There is related correspondence from W.M. Meredith.

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.

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).

Correspondence from Léonie de Cosson (wife of Anthony F.C. de Cosson) relating to her plan to publish the Bonomi diaries and draft reply from Newberry (1947).

Also includes letter of thanks to Mrs Newberry (1933).

Letter from J. Laurie Coulson relating to time spent in Luxor with Newberry and his wife and enclosing photographs (no longer with the letter).