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Letter, Slade to Corbett, Admiralty, Copy, 5 November 1907, re: publication lists. (Manuscript) 1907-11-05 CBT/24/1/2
Letter, Slade to Corbett, Admiralty, Copy, 5 November 1907, re: publication lists.
Lecture Notes, "Imperial Concentration 1914", for War College Greenwich, March 8- 11, 1920, covering lectures I-IV. (Manuscript) 1920-03-08 - 1920-03-11 CBT/23/3
Lecture Notes, "Imperial Concentration 1914", for War College Greenwich, March 8- 11, 1920, covering lectures I-IV.
Copy of a guide to Corfe Castle, part of miscellaneous items re: fortifications. (Manuscript) CBT/25/1/1
Copy of a guide to Corfe Castle, part of miscellaneous items re: fortifications.
Newspaper cuttings for reviews of Corbetts "Naval Operations Volume III". (Manuscript) CBT/24/8
Newspaper cuttings for reviews of Corbetts "Naval Operations Volume III".
Notes, "List of principal Tactical signals in use, 1792- 1815 and extracts from signal books". (Manuscript) CBT/24/5
Notes, "List of principal Tactical signals in use, 1792- 1815 and extracts from signal books".
Copies of correspondence between Corbett and Lord Sydenham (Colonel Sir George Clarke). (Manuscript) CBT/7/12
Copies of correspondence between Corbett and Lord Sydenham (Colonel Sir George Clarke), including Sir W. F. Nicholson to Corbett, C. N. Robinson to Richmond, letter to The Times from "N. O".
Typescript with covering letter, H.A. Jones to Corbett, "Memoir of Sir Walter Raleigh". (Manuscript) 1922 CBT/7/14
Typescript with covering letter, H.A. Jones to Corbett, "Memoir of Sir Walter Raleigh", including a draft of letter from Corbett to Lady Raleigh, 1922.
Miscellaneous material, including signals and instructions notes. (Manuscript) CBT/24/6
Miscellaneous material, including signals and instructions notes.
Copies of correspondence between Corbett and Sir.W.F.Nicholson, Colonel E. Y. Daniel, and Sir Walter Raleigh. (Manuscript) CBT/7/13
Copies of correspondence between Corbett and Sir.W.F.Nicholson, Colonel E. Y. Daniel, and Sir Walter Raleigh.