Howard Carter's manuscript and typescript records on Amenophis III and Teye, , part of Carter's records on the royal genealogy of the late 18th Dynasty.
This group includes:

• Set of manuscript notes, all crossed through (cancelled)
• Later partial set of the manuscript notes
• Notes on Amenophis III (Amenhotep III), his reign, monuments, dated inscriptions, worship of the Aten, the establishment of Amarna (Akhetaten; Akhetaton), and relevant bibliography
• Typewritten notes on Amenophis III and Amenophis IV's co-regency

Howard Carter's manuscript and typescript records on Ay and Ankhesenamun, part of Carter's records on the royal genealogy of the late 18th Dynasty.
This group includes:

• Letter from Percy E. Newberry regarding a ring with the cartouche of Ankhesenamun alongside the prenomen of Ay
• Ay's titlary from his tomb, KV 23, Valley of the Kings, Thebes

Two portfolios containing drawings and plans, and three illustrated notebooks.

Review of <i>The Athenaeum</i>'s review (6.1.5) in <i>The Oxford Magazine</i>, 28/10/1909.

Review in <i>The Guardian</i>, 10/11/1909.

Review titled “Italian Origins” in <i>Glasgow Herald</i>, 11/11/1909.

Review in <i>Spectator</i>, 13/11/1909.

Comment by T. E. Peet in newspaper/journal not known, no date.

Review by P. Orsi in <i>Estratto dallʼArchivio Storico per la Sicilia Orientale</i>, Anno VII – Fascicolo III, 1910.

Review by E. P. in <i>Studi Storici [per lʼantichità classica]</i>, vol. 3, 1910.

Review of T. E. Peet, <i>Rough Stone Monuments and their Builders</i> (London: Harper and Brothers, 1912) in <i>The Lancet</i>, 12/04/1913.

Review in British Archaeological Association, 09/1909.

Review in The Oxford Magazine, 08/11/1909.

Manuscript of Jacoby's original text for the first draft of his chapter on the architecture, 'The Five Graves at Sendschirli (Zincirli)', excavated in 1902, eventually published in Ausgrabungen in Sendschirli, iv (Berlin, 1911). Non-Egyptological.

Review titled “Early Man in Italy” by W. B. D. in The Manchester Guardian, 21/10/1909 (3 copies).

Documentation used for the preparation of publications.

Two notebooks

• Diary with brief retrospective entries dated 6th January 1920 to 13th January 1939.
• Notebook containing Dawson's list of his publications, 1903 to 1936.

Two folders containing correspondence and notes:

• Correspondence with other Egyptologists (now deceased) and some miscellaneous correspondence. Includes Eaton-Krauss's exchanges with Cyril Aldred, Martha Bell, Bernard V. Bothmer, Jochen Briegleb, Helmut Brunner, Henry Fischer, Wolfgang Helck, William Murnane, and James Romano.
• Notes and correspondence relating to articles and publications, peer-reviewed by Eaton-Krauss.
• Recommendations for appraisals of academic posts.
• Correspondence with Marc Gabolde between 1987 and 2023 about a research project to study the monuments associated with king Tutankhamun in the Temple of Karnak; accompanied by a chronological summary to facilitate use.

Correspondence from Hubert Lynes relating to Newberry's research on olive trees.

Letter from Lady Helen Lyons (wife of Sir Henry George Lyons) thanking Newberry for a book and mentioning Mr Mallet, William Garstin's private secretary, who may call on Newberry.

Correspondence from Arthur Cruttenden Mace (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) including relating to: excavation work in egypt, 1901; decorated predynastic pottery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York including sketches of boats with ensigns on mast heads, 1909; research by Newberry on boats and the pomegranate branch, 1910; his posting to the Supply Reserve Depot in Deptford, S.E., 1917; accession of the Munich collection; apology relating to concession for the Palace of Amenhotep III; purchase of the Macgregor and Hood collections; Carter and Breasted's negotiations with the Egyptian government, 1924.

Also includes a cablegram from Lythgoe cancelling option on the MacGregor collection, 1921.

MSS 30/6 includes a few words on the back relating to boats, 1921.

Note:
MSS 30/1 is also numbered 34
MSS 30/12 is also numbered 293

Letter from P. A. Macindoe (Eton College) relating to the display of a mummy case.

Letters of introduction for Newberry to American Universities and the Immigration Office for an upcoming visit from George E. Maclean.

Letter from Mansell & Hatcher Ltd. (Orchid Importers and Growers) relating to importing Lilium nepalese. Includes note by Newberry on sourcing the plant.

Correspondence from Sir Gaston Camille Charles Maspero (1846-1916) including congratulating Newberry on finds (1900) and relating to granting permission to dig at the Palace of Amenhotep III (1901) and Akhmim (1911).

Also includes letter to Howard Carter arranging to 'see the mummies' (n.d.).

Note:
MSS 30/71 is also numbered 3
MSS 30/72 is also numbered 24
MSS 30/73 is also numbered 1
MSS 30/76 is also numbered A.32

Letter from Maxwell Tylden Masters (Editor, The Gardeners' Chronicle) thanking Newberry for an enclosure on Egyptian gardens.

Correspondence from Grace Tytus McLellan (formerly Grace de Peyster Tytus, wife of Robb de Peyster Tytus, née Henop) to Newberry and his wife.

Includes letter (MSS 30/48) relating to the death of her first husband Robb de Peyster Tytus, writing a memoir in his memory, items belonging to him from the Palace of Amenhotep III and marriage to her second husband.

Also includes Christmas card (1924) with a photograph of her house at Ashintully, Tyringham, Massachusetts in snow.

Note:
MSS30/46 is also numbered 244
MSS30/47 is also numbered 334a
MSS30/48 is also numbered 334
MSS30/49 is also numbered A.67

Correspondence from Dorothea Foote Merriman relating to visiting Newberry.

Correspondence from Eduard Meyer including an invitation to dinner [in German], and relating to whether the Egyptian Museum of Berlin would like to purchase the 'Mena tablet'.

Correspondence from Kuno Meyer including relating to the University of Liverpool and concerns relating to J.M. Mackay.

Also includes a newspaper cutting on the appointment of Carl Friedrich Ferdinand Lehmann-Haupt to the Gladstone Chair of Greek at the University of Liverpool, 17 May 1911.

Note:
MSS 30/106 is also numbered 385b
MSS 30/107 is also numbered 385a
MSS 30/180 is also numbered 385
MSS 30/109 is also numbered 385
MSS 30/110 is also numbered 385
MSS 30/111 is also numbered 385