Depicts Harold Macmillan and another British politician on the S.S. Humility being followed by David Ben-Gurion on a ship called 'New Israeli Complication'.
Sans titre17 photographs record the inaugural meeting of the El Vino luncheon club at The Cafe Royal, hosted by Hugh Cudlipp.
The journalists featured are (see group portrait, from left to right) Hugh Cudlipp, Tom Baistow, Sydney Jacobson, the cartoonist Vicky, Michael Foot, Wolf Mankoviz, James Cameron. Two other men on the right are unidentified.
Tom Baistow's son, Peter Baistow wrote in 2003:
'The reason for such a gathering was simple, they had all been 'black balled' from one of Fleet Street's oldest drinking establishments, El Vinos. The manager had decreed the behaviour (of the above group) was unacceptable in such a reputable wine merchants. The incident that caused such an out burst from the manager, concerned the placing of his large bowler hat on the head of the diminutive figure of Vicky (a German Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany). In the best Jewish tradition of self mocking anti-semitism he played 'the yiddle in a hiddle'. The manager was not amused. They were forced to take their custom elsewhere for a few weeks, but resumed their gathering at El Vinos, having been sorely missed, not because of their witty banter, but their contribution to the till was missed more. To this day there exist a strict dress code at El Vinos, if you want to eat at table you must be wearing a tie and jacket.'
Copy for articles that Tom Baistow wrote for the Daily Herald. Copy generally undated and kept in the same order as filed by Tom Baistow.
The obituary he wrote for his friend the cartoonist Vicky is included in this file.
Sans titreCartoons by 'Vicky' owned by Tom Baistow.
Sans titreDepicts [John Foster] Dulles, [Franco], Chiang [Kai-Shek] and Rhee [Syngman]. Published in the News Chronicle. Part of Tom Baistow's personal collection.
Sans titreDepicts man on a tube reading 'Le Monde' and all the other people on the tube leaning towards him to get a look at the paper. Part of Tom Baistow's personal collection.
Sans titreDepicts Harold Macmillan peering out of 10 Downing Street overlooking a ballot box next to which is a sign, 'please give generously'. Part of Tom Baistow's personal collection.
Sans titreDepicts of large lady powdering her nose whilst sitting atop a pained looking bull [Harold Macmillan]. Part of Tom Baistow's personal collection.
Sans titreDepicts Uncler Sam pointing a gun at his own temple whilst confronted by a large bear. Part of Tom Baistow's personal collection
Sans titreDepicts Bertrand Russell holding a flag reading 'Civil disobedience'. Part of Tom Baistow's personal collection.
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