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Offprint of 'The star-nomenclature of the Arab navigators and the "Untersuchungen" of P. Kunitzsch.' by Tibbetts from 'Der Islam', 1965.

'The navigational theory of the Arabs in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries' by Tibbetts from 'Agrupamento de Estudos de Cartografia Antiga', 1969. A decision was made to keep both copies as they have both been individually annotated.

Volume 3 of The Malayan Journal of Tropical Geography, published by the Department of Geography at the University of Malaya in Singapore. It contains an article by Gerald Tibbetts entitled: 'Early Western Cartography and the Arabian Peninsula.' Also contains a typed letter thanking Gerald for his contribution to the journal.

Volume 9 of The Malayan Journal of Tropical Geography, published by The Department of Geography at the University of Malaya in Singapore. This includes an article by Gerald Tibbetts entitled: 'The Malay Peninsula as known to the Arab Geographers.' Inserted into one of the volumes is a Purchase Order from the Library of Congress for new books and periodicals. Inserted within the other volume is printed music and lyrics for 'Malayan Patriotic Song' and a sheet of handwritten notes.

Offprint of 'The Cataloging of Arabic Books' by Tibbetts from Vol XXIX, no.2 of The Library Quarterly, 1959.

Offprint from the journal volume XXIX, part III of the Malayan branch of the Royal Asiatic Society of Gerald Tibbetts' article: 'Pre-Islamic Arabia & South-East Asia.'

Handwritten note from Gerald Tibbetts stating that he is unable to attend the conference on Oman studies. This was found within an envelope addressed to Tibbetts.

Volume 19, issue number 2 of Navigation: Journal of the Institute of Navigation It contains an article written by Gerald Tibbetts entitled: 'Stellar navigation in the Medieval Indian Ocean.'

Two drafts of a lecture that Gerald Tibbetts delivered at the Royal Asiatic Society on Thursday 12th December 1968, concerning the origins of navigation in the Indian Ocean.

Offprint of 'Comparisons between Arab and Chinese navigational techniques' from volume XXXVI, part 1 of the Bulletin of theSchool of Oriental and African studies.