68 leaves, 2 volumes, 1894-1897, notes:
- MS 287/17/1-6;D Weather observations, 1894-1897 [Sledge journeys] 43 leaves, holograph
- MS 287/3;BJ Records of magnetic dip, 4 January 1895 to 19 December 1896 [Kept at Elmwood, Mys Flora, Zemlya Frantsa-Iosifa] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 287/33;D Observations, July to August 1895 [Weather readings of meteorological instruments on the boat journey] 5 leaves, holograph
- MS 287/18;D Notes, 16 April to 13 May 1895 [Position of camps on sledge journey] 1 leaf, holograph
- MS 287/19;D Notes, 11 July to 12 August 1895 [Positions obtained by observations of the dun on boat journey] 1 leaf, holograph
- MS 287/20/1-5;D Magnetic bearings, 1895 [Sledge journeys] 5 leaves, holograph
- MS 287/4;BJ Astronomical positions obtained by Armitage as nautical astronomer at Elmwood, Cape Flora, Northbrook Island, Franz Josef Land, and on sledging and boating journeys, 1895-1896 [Including exact position of hut on Cape Flora in F G Jackson's hand at the end, two letters from Armitage to Jackson were pinned to this document but have been filled separately MS 287/6/1-2;D] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 287/21;D Notes, March to April 1896 [Sledge journey] 3 leaves
- MS 287/22/1-12;D Notes, undated [Meteorological observations in Franz Josef Land] 12 leaves, holograph
- MS 1359;D Fragment of a message deposited at Cape Nimrod during the expedition to Zemlya Frantsa-Iosifa, 10 April 1897 [Message subsequently recovered by Soviet explorers and now preserved in the Soviet Union. Text of the message is published in Jackson's A Thousand days in the Arctic, (London, 1899) Volume 2 p228] 1 leaf, holograph [2 photocopies 1 black/white 1 colour]