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Depicts 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.

Depicts man at a stall selling tea towels commemorating contemporary events.

[James Callaghan] and [Denis Healey] are sitting on a dinghy with the words 'MINI-BUDGET' on it. Denis Healey is holding onto air supply hoses, which connect to an unhappy looking family in diving suits and helmets in the deep sea under the words 'TAX PRESSURE'.

Illustration accompanying an article titled 'All sides are behaving as if Obama has it in the bag. And yet, and yet...'' written by Jonathan Freedland, published in The Guardian on 22 October 2008. The article discusses the chances of Barack Obama being elected as president and the potential consequences and response from the Republican Party. The illustration shows Obama in a boat and looking at a map. Includes a newspaper cutting.

A disconsolate Ted Heath is the stallholder at the fairground "Public life game", with "Have a shot" written on the front of the stall and "Hit the bull! Turn 'em out!" on a sign at the back; several members of the press are enthusiastically throwing things at the targets, which seem to have the effect of tipping the naked occupants of two beds into two big vats of water.

Thought to have appeared in Harper's in 1982.

Depicts Hugh Gaitskell dressed as a pilot about to fly the 'TUC flying millstone'.