Here are some of his notable works:
* "The Sepoy Mutiny: As Seen by a Subaltern" (1894) - This is his most famous work, an account of his experiences during the Indian Rebellion. It offers a firsthand perspective on the events and is considered a valuable primary source for historians.
* "The Life of Field Marshal Sir Henry Havelock" (1900) - A biography of Havelock, a prominent British general who played a significant role in the Indian Rebellion.
* "The Services of the Bengal Native Infantry" (1902) - A historical account of the Bengal Native Infantry, a significant component of the British East India Company's army.
* "The Story of the 57th Regiment" (1905) - A history of the 57th Regiment of Foot, a British regiment in which Vibart served.
* "The Indian Mutiny of 1857: A Historical Narrative" (1910) - This book provides a broader historical overview of the rebellion, drawing on his personal experiences and historical research.
Vibart also wrote several other articles and essays on military and historical subjects.
His works offer valuable insights into the British military in India during the 19th century, particularly the events of the Indian Rebellion of 1857. He is considered a significant contributor to the historical record of this period.