1) GI stereo photos 1-49 (only Egypt-related catalogued): 103 stereoscopic photographs published by Underwood & Underwood, consisting of views of Egypt (49), China (50), Europe (3), and India (1).
2) Sawyer's View-Master Model B, black bakelite (c. 1944-1947), and twelve View-Master reels with seven pictures of Egypt each (© 1950): 3301 'Cairo, Egypt'; 3302 'The Famous Mosques of Cairo, Egypt'; 3303 'The Great Pyramids and Sphinx, Giza, Egypt'; 3304 'The Tombs of the Kings, Thebes, Egypt'; 3305 'Treasures of King Tut-Ankh-Amen, Cairo, Egypt'; 3306 'The River Nile, Assuan to Cairo, Egypt'; 3307 'The Valley of the Nile, Egypt'; 3308 'People of the Nile Valley, Egypt'; 3309 'Sakkara and Memphis, Egypt'; 3310 'Luxor & El Karnak, Egypt'; 3311 'Ancient Thebes, Egypt'; and 3312 'Assuan on the Nile, Egypt'.
3) GI stereo photos 50-99: 50 stereoscopic glass positives accompanied by a handwritten numbered index of images and a Gaumont stereoscopic viewer. The positives were created in Egypt some time between 1900 and 1914. Views include Alexandria, Cairo (street scenes and inside the Egyptian Museum), the pyramids at Giza, the Luxor Temple, the Valley of the Kings, and Aswan.
4) GI stereo photos 100-123 (photos), 123a (viewer): 24 stereoscopic photographs accompanied by a black metal stereoscopic viewer, photographed by J. Dearden Holmes (published by Sunbeam Tours London), consisting of views of ancient and modern Egypt.
5) GI stereo photos 124-167: 44 stereoscopic photographs, photographed by Dr [Charles] H[ilton] D[eWitt] Girdwood (published by Realistic Travels London), consisting of views of ancient and modern Egypt.
- Correspondence with other Egyptologists (now deceased) and some miscellaneous correspondence. Includes Eaton-Krauss's exchanges with Cyril Aldred, Martha R. Bell, Bernard V. Bothmer, Jochen Briegleb, Helmut Brunner, Ricardo A. Caminos, Henry G. Fischer, Wolfgang Helck, Barry J. Kemp, Christine Lilyquist, Jaromir Malek, Geoffrey T. Martin, William Murnane, James Romano, John Romer, and Walter Segal.
- Notes and correspondence relating to articles and books 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.
- Folder with items relating to a Festschrift contribution on the el-Tôd Treasure, in press.
- Folder with items relating to Eaton-Krauss's participation in "Transcending Eternity: The Centennial Tutankhamun Conference" (Luxor, 4-6 November 2022).
- Folder with miscellaneous items, including:
- a) School project on Egypt completed by Eaton-Krauss at the age of 11 (November 1944).
- b) Pamphlet containing the programme for the symposium "What Was Art in Ancient Egypt? Inquiries in Honorem Marianne Eaton-Krauss", held at the Berlin Academy of Sciences and Humanities on 22 November 2019 to celebrate Eaton-Krauss's 75th birthday.
- c) Self-published book of family photographs compiled by Eaton-Krauss for her daughter, titled Cassandra's "Roots" [closed file; not available for consultation].
Notes for chapter VI of W. E. Crum & H. Winlock, The Monastery of Epiphanius, Part I (New York, 1926) titled 'Theban Hermits & Their Life'.
Notes and photographs relating to Theban topography. Includes postcard dated 10 November 1913 from Bell to Crum.
Photographs and photostats, with transcriptions and notes on inscriptions and graffiti, including tomb of Daga stela, and a letter dated 13 December 1924 from the Luxor Egyptian Expedition, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Photographs of papyri from the Monastery of Epiphanius, with 1 handwritten list.
Photographs of ostraca and papyri from the Monastery of Epiphanius, in original envelope. Mostly published.
Cairo photographs. Mostly published - Monastery of Epiphanius.
Photostats sent to Crum from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with typed letter dated 30 September 1915 from B. M. Cartland to Crum, and a handwritten list.
Originally kept in a wood cigar box.
Copies of ostraca with photographs, photostats, correspondence and notes for various publications by Crum. Some with original envelopes. Especially for Coptic Ostraca (O.Crum), Short Texts (O.CrumST), Varia Coptica (O.CrumVC), and The Monastery of Epiphanius (P.Epiph).
Mss V 5.41 = O.CrumST 171 5.10 (4) = O.CrumST 58
5.10 (6) = O.CrumST 60 5.10 (8) = O.CrumST 57
8.129/30= O.CrumVC 41 8.132 = O.CrumVC 94
8.121 = O.CrumVC 29 8.136 = O.CrumVC 325
8.137 = O.CrumVC 326 8.139 = O.CrumVC 328
8.156 = O.CrumST 122 8.161 = O.CrumST 324
8.202 = O.CrumVC 45 8.203 = O.CrumVC 67
8.204 = O.CrumVC 84 and O.CrumST 22
8.212 = O.CrumVC 92
Includes correspondence from R. Engelbach, 1920; Giulio Farina, 1922; E.O. Winstedt, 1916-1939.
Ink transcriptions of ostraca, with correspondence dated 1900-1902 from F.E. Brightman.
Photographs of ostraca from Meidûm, sent by Alan Rowe of Pennsylvania University, with notes and 2 letters dated 10 January 1932 and 3 February 1932.
Vienna K 76, 106, 4734.
Berlin P 9109 (P 11349 = missing in May 1957), P 10589, P 11938.
Grenfell, fragments from Oxyrhynchus 1904.
EEF papyri from Deir el Bahari (?) in Bodleian.
Brunton Matmar 1932. Pottery.
P. Columbia 7.
Chicago M.H. 585 (Medinet Habu).
Papyrus belonging to E. Mackay.
Ashmolean (N. de G. Davies) 1942-65 Gunn’s copy.
EES ostracon - fragment from Antinoe.
Frankfurt 43, copy by Spiegelberg.
Louvre E. 14251, 14250 - copies by Drioton.
Ostracon sent by Lefort.
Papyrus Merton.
Fragments B. H. Stricker with letter, 1935.
Bath Museum, 3 fragments.
Hogarth papyrus now in Bodleian - MS. Copt c 48 (p).
Strygowsky’s copy of a Coptic cryptogram.
Rylands, protocol.
Papyrus fragment offered to Coptic Mus. Cairo in 1936.
Leather fragment Olim C. Schmitt.
British Library Or.: 6201, 6202, 6204, and 6206 (notes); 6203 and 9270 (copies).
Michigan P 354.
Stobart papyri.
2 ostraca belonging to Prof. Steindorff.
Papyrus belonging to S. de Ricci.
P. Golenischeff / Golenishchev 47 (Leningrad).
Strasbourg ostraca, notes & letter from Spiegelberg, 1901.
Fragments protocols from Aphrodito papyri (?) B.M. - photograph.
Copies of Demotic ostraca & Demotic notes (transferred from Gardiner MSS).
Coptic. Ink transcriptions of 6th century Aphrodito papyri.
With letter dated 10 October 1933 from Charles Kuentz; transcriptions of Lacau's copies of the papyri, November 1909 and photograph by Émile Brugsch for Gaston Maspero of one of the papyri found at Aphrodito by Gustave Lefebvre in 1905/6.
Copies of Etmoulon papyrus sent by Sobhy, with notes.
Pesynthius papyri, notes, transcriptions and tracings. Also transcriptions of a few literary texts.
Transcriptions of papyrus fragments which belonged to the Rev. G. Horner some of which are now British Library Or. 4831-4835.
Ink transcriptions sent by A. A. Schiller, 2 handwritten letters (one dated April 26 1928) and 2 photographs.
Notebook containing copies of Coptic manuscripts and ostraca and including photographs.
Copies of literary and a few non-literary manuscripts.
Includes postcards dated 1907 from P. Peeters and G. Hoff.
Notes on Theotokia.
Transcription and notes on Paris Copte 68, with original envelope.
Rylands Scala exercise book, with 2 letters from Mallon to Crum, dated 13 December 1906 and 3 January 1907 [in French] on Rylands MSS.
A. Kropps’ ink transcription of Pap. Hamburg biling. I (Cant. Eccl. Lam.) in Old Fayyumic.
Copies of Fayyumic texts.
Notebook of transcriptions of Manichaeian texts. Mostly unpublished.
Annotated proof of H. J. Polotsky & A. Bohlig, Kephalaia (Stuttgart, 1940), pp. 194 ff.