Munich, Orient
Listed on the document PMA. WFP1.D.18.16.1 as "E orient". On other documents notably the distribution grid, PMA.WFP1.D.18.5.1 "E"= to Munich. Petrie at this time often used a capital letter in the distribution to refer to a group of objects on a seperate list or he used a capital letter as shorthand for a place, see document PMA.WFP1.D.18.4 as an example. Perhaps greater clarity can be given to where objects went in Munich, with the ammendment orient, which suggests this indicates the university. However, with Friedrich Wilhelm von Bissing as Professor, this may also indicate that these objects were intended for him either as part of his personal collection or as part of a teaching collection.
Loeben, Christian E. 2013-2014. The new State Museum of Egyptian Art in Munich. KMT 24 (4), 34-49.
Mori, Takashi 2015. 州立エジプト美術博物館（ミュンヒェン）のリニューアル ―ヴィッテルスバッハ家のエジプトコレクション― / The renovation of the State Museum of Egyptian Art in Munich: the Egypt collection of the House of Wittelsbach. The Journal of Center for the Global Study of Cultural Heritage and Culture 3, 203-221.
