Correspondence from John Percival Droop relating to a traveling scholarship in memory of Professor (Thomas) Eric Peet.

Letter from Margaret Drower relating to a transcription of the text of a vizier statue.

Letter from Prentice Duell mainly relating to travel and work in Greece.

Letter from Dows Dunham (Boston Museum of Fine Arts) arranging to meet Newberry.

Correspondence from J. Nicol Dunn (Morning Post) including relating to an article on Newberry's recent finds.

Letter from M. Edith Durham including a summary of a popular story collected by Vuk Vrchevitch.

Correspondence from Geoffrey Duveen relating to the inscription on a scarab.

Letter from Abd El Hakam relating to study at the University Gizeh, Cairo.

Correspondence from Reginald Engelbach (1888-1946) including relating to expenditure on the clearance of the tomb number 15 of Tetaki at Thebes and his work at Cairo Museum.

Correspondence from W. Clement Esdaile relating to an article by Newberry on Tahuti (or Thoth) and arranging to visit.

Letter from C.G. Evans thanking Newberry on behalf of Sir John Brunner.

Correspondence from Mansour Fahmy (director, Egyptian Education Office) relating to Newberry's appointment as Professor of Ancient Egyptian History and Archaeology in Cairo. Also includes contracts of employment for 1929-1932 and 1932-1933.

Letter from L. Fammit (Museum Valletta, Malta) relating to the Has-Saflieni necropolis.

Note:
This letter has also been numbered A.55

Correspondence between Raymond O. Faulkner and Newberry including on their research and publication of Newberry's article on the sacred pole in the Journal of Egyptian Archaeology.

Topics discussed include: Hay and Bankes; sewn ships; the unification of Egypt and evidence including the Cairo slate palette, Narmer palette, and the Hierakonpolis ivory cylinder; Neith and Sais; Menes; Cottrell's broadcast on Akhenaton; the harpoon ensign in relation to publication by Baumgartel; the origin of hieroglyphic writing; Heliopolis; Onomartica by Gardiner; application for professorship at Liverpool University; drawings done by Myrtle Broome; olive trees.

Letter from Henry Field (Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago) referring to his new position at the museum and expressing pleasure at meeting Newberry.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 2

Letter from Ralph Flenley relating to the publication of his book on the Welsh Marches.

Letter of thanks from Foad Boghdady, Cairo Museum.

Letter from Eliot Foote thanking Newberry for sending a pamphlet and relating to travel in Egypt.

Note:
This letter is also numbered A.28

Letter from Henry Ogg Forbes (The Free Public Museums, Liverpool) responding to an enquiry by Newberry on references to the geology of Egypt.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 262

Letter from Ferida Galassi Foucart relating to Newberry's research on Libyans.

Correspondence from George Willoughby Fraser including one letter to Miss Edwards (13 January 1892) relating to the transport of items from Egypt and discoveries made with M.W. Blackden. Four letters sent to Newberry (1920-22) including relating to The Outline of History by H.G Wells, and a coptic cap.

Note:
MSS 16/39 has been removed for conservation and has not been included in this description.
MSS 16/35 is also numbered 32
MSS 16/37 is also numbered 234
MSS 16/38 is also numbered A.14

Postcard from Lady Lily Frazer inviting Newberry and Miss Murray to tea.

Letter of thanks from J.C. French.

Letter from John Albert Newton Friend requesting a reprint of Newberry's presidential address to the British Association and any information on the use of iron and metals by early peoples.

Correspondence from Henry Frowde (Oxford University Press) including one letter to Lord Carnavon relating to the press release for Five Years' Exploration at Thebes, and an acknowledgement of Newberry's letter.

Also includes draft re-write of the press release by Newberry.

Correspondence from Elinor W. Gardner including relating to travel, gardening and plants including leaves from Kharga Tufa deposits.

Two letters (possibly sent at the same time) from Isla Gladstone to George (surname unknown) relating to her family history and Alexandrina Francesca Pietronella Tinne, including a summary of what is known about her and her travel in Egypt.

Correspondence from Stephen Ranulph Kingdon Glanville (British Museum) relating to his work at the British Museum, Egypt Exploration Society and University College London, and referring to several contemporary Egyptologists.

Includes correspondence relating to: an oblong pottery box (British Museum, 32639);
various research queries including predynastic pots, palettes, Akhenaton, Ay, beekeeping; the Carnavon collection; publication of articles by Newberry; excavation at Erment and discussion of Emery's character; the possibility of a position for Battiscombe-Gunn; excavation at El Amarna; Mrs Hubbard's funding for the EES; possibility of excavation starting at Soleb; finding Käthe Bosse work; the death of Robert Mond and relating to his obituary; Flinders Petrie and a lecture by Glanville for the Royal Institute.

Also includes draft replies from Newberry including relating to the lotus pattern, El Amarna, Käthe Bosse, Petrie's obituary, and selling Dorothy Hood's necklace.

Note:
MSS 17/39 is also numbered 299
MSS 17/40 is also numbered 209
MSS 17/43 is also numbered 3
MSS 17/44 is also numbered 20
MSS 17/53 is also numbered A.144
MSS 17/57 is also numbered A.148
MSS 17/58 is also numbered A.147
MSS 17/60 is also numbered A.170

Letter from Frederic M. Goadby relating to Cistus ladanifer or labdanum.

Letter from Thomas Goffey arranging to resume his studies.