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Frisbee
OBS/6/9/3/4/38A · File · 28 August 1986
Part of Records of The Observer newspaper

World Frisbee Championships (by Michael Steele 28 Aug 1986)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

PTI/1/11/18 · Item · 31 July 2002
Part of Illustrations by Peter Till

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Frit on the home front' by John Kampfner, published in The Guardian, 31 July 2002. The article discusses the need for the end of Thatcher's right to buy policy. The illustration shows a man carrying a house in a supermarket trolley, whilst another man to the right is holding up his hand in an attempt to stop him. Includes newspaper cutting.

Till; Peter (1945-); illustrator
From Amorous Causes
RBO/3/5/1 · File · 1967-1992
Part of Papers of Richard Boston

Original manuscript of Richard Boston's book From Amorous Causes written c1970 and updated manuscript c1990. Also includes research notes and documents based on the Cheltenham Literary Festival and letters regarding feedback from publishers.
Creator: Boston, Richard (1938-2006), journalist

From our Christmas Postbag
LDG/1/6/81 · Item · [c1970]
Part of Illustrations by Les Gibbard

This cartoon depicts 8 different Christmas cards.

Card 1: 'Silent Night... from British Airports Authority'
Card 2: 'May Santa fill your stocking love from John and Yoko'
Card 3: 'I'm dreaming of a white Christmas, from Fred Mulley'
Card 4: Hark Harold's Angels Sing, Aye, Aye, Aye, from Government Chief Whip'
Card 5: 'Arrest Ye Merry Gentlemen from the Marleytbone Police'
Card 6: 'Tis more blessed to give than to receive... fare increase from British Rail'
Card 7: 'Wishing you everything that opens and shuts from Bernadette'
Card 9: 'God bless everyone from Biafra'

Gibbard; Leslie David (1945-2010); cartoonist
'From our own Correspondent'
HHP/3/1/1 · File · 1974-1975
Part of Hella Pick papers

Guardian cuttings sent to Pick from The Guardian foreign desk, 1974 to 1975. Topics relate predominantly to the US and include: Princess Anne's US visit; refugees in the US; US and Middle East relations; the Trade Reform Bill; foreign aid to Vietnam; US and British relations; coal strikes; Richard Nixon; NATO; tornados; relations with Cuba; inflation; trade deals; EEC; recession; and oil. All cuttings are bylined 'From our own Correspondent, Washington', but are believed to have been written by Pick.

The file also includes a cutting from The Washington Post featuring a photograph of Shirley Williams with Hella Pick at the British Embassy in Washington, 11 December 1974.

Pick; Hella Henrietta (1927-2024); writer and journalist