From Dyson's time onwards, a list of the previously published separate publications was published at the beginning of each volume of Greenwich Publications. The correct titles were not always used. This list has been compiled from the one published in the volume for 1954. The titles are those that were used there.
LIST OF SEPARATE PUBLICATIONS
(Not in the Greenwich Volumes.)
| Year of Publication | Title |
| 1838 | Groombridge's Circumpolar Catalogue for 1810 |
| 1845 | Reductions of the Observations of Planets, 1750–1830 |
| 1848 | Lunar Observations 1750–1830, Vol. I |
| Lunar Observations 1750–1830, Vol. II | |
| 1857 | Tables of the Moon, by P. H. Hansen |
| 1859 | Lunar Observations, 1831–51 |
| 1878 | Greenwich Meteorological Reductions, Part I (Barometer, 1854–73; Thermometers, 1849–68; Earth Thermometers, 1847–73) |
| 1881 | Transit of Venus, 1874 |
| 1887 | Greenwich Meteorological Reductions, Part II (Barometer, 1874–76; Thermometers, 1869–76) |
| 1896 or 5? |
Greenwich Meteorological Reductions, Part III (Temperature of the Air, 1841–90) |
| 1904 | Astrographic Catalogue, Vol. I (Dec. +64º to +72º) |
| 1905 | New Reduction of Groombridge's Catalogue |
| 1906 | Longitudes, 1888–1902 |
| Greenwich Meteorological Reductions, Part IV (Temperature of the Air, 1891–1905) | |
| 1907 | Photoheliographic Results, 1874-85 |
| 1908 | Astrographic Catalogue, Vol. II (Dec. +72º to +90º) |
| Observations of the Planet Eros, 1900–01, for the Determination of the Solar Parallax | |
| 1909 | Second Nine-Year Catalogue of Stars for 1900, from Observations made in the years 1897–1905 |
| 1912 | Catalogue of 2212 Stars within 3 of the North Pole for the Epoch 1900.0 (forming a part of Volume III of the Astrographic Catalogue – only a few advance copies issued) |
| 1913 | Position of the Sun's Axis as determined from Photographs of the Sun taken in the years 1874–1912 |
| Photographic Magnitudes of Stars brighter than + 9m.0 between Declination +75º and the Pole | |
| 1914 | Astrographic Catalogue, Vol. III (R.A., Dec. and magnitude of Reference Stars) |
| Photographic Magnitude of Stars brighter than +9m.0 between Declination +65º and +75º | |
| 1920 | Greenwich Catalogue of Stars for 1910.0, from Observations made in the years 1906–1914 |
| 1921 | Variation of Latitude and the Constant of Aberration from Observations made with the Cookson Floating Zenith Telescope in the years 1911–1918 |
| Astrographic Catalogue, Vol. IV – Proper Motions and Photographic Magnitudes | |
| Catalogue of Double Stars from Observations made with the 28-inch Refractor during the years 1893–1919 | |
| 1924 | First Greenwich Catalogue of Stars for 1925.0, from Observations made in the years 1915–1921 |
| 1926 | Observations of Stellar Parallax from photographs taken with the 26-inch Refractor in the years 1913–1924 |
| Determinations of Effective Wavelengths of Stars 1920–1925 | |
| 1928 | Variation of Latitude and the Constant of Aberration from Observations made with the Cookson Floating Zenith Telescope in the years 1919–1927 |
| Declinations of Stars derived from Observations of Transits in Prime Vertical with the Altazimuth in the years 1923–1926 | |
| 1929 | Astrographic Catalogue, Vol. V – Proper Motions of Stars (Dec. +64º to +72º) |
| 1931 | Photographic Magnitudes of Stars brighter than +14 in Kapteyn's selected areas |
| 1932 | Colour Temperatures of Stars |
| 1932 | Astrographic Catalogue, Vol. VI – Proper Motions of Stars (Dec. +72º to +90º) |
| 1934 | Observations of Stellar Parallax (Vol. II) |
| 1935 | Second Greenwich Catalogue of Stars for 1925.0, from Observations made in the years 1922–30 |
| 1939 | Variation of Latitude and the Constant of Nutation from Observations made with the Cookson Floating Zenith Telescope in the years 1911–1936. Observations made in the years 1927–1936 |
| 1952 | Colour Temperatures of Stars, Vol. II (Relative Gradients) |
| 1954 | Sunspot and Geomagnetic Storm Data derived from Greenwich Observations, 1874–1954 |
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