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Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Back to the revolution'' by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 20 March 2002. The article discusses George W. Bush's policies on the Iraq war and public disaproval. The illustration shows the statue of liberty angrily looking down at a scared soldier who is banging a marching drum with an American flag design. Includes newspaper cutting.

Backgammon - British Championships Hilton Hotel (by Angela Dean Drummond 20 Apr 1974)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Creator: Hamilton-West; Edward (1933-2011); photographer

Blue canvas Guardian branded bag given away with the festival editions of the newspaper at Glastonbury 2016. The bag is in a backpack style and features a design of an eye at the centre of various patterns. Other colours were also produced.
Production place: Made in India, Printed in UK
Materials: Cotton; Plasic
Colour: Blue; Navy; Yellow
Condition: Good
Dimensions: 410mm x 375mm
Completeness: Complete

Creator: Paperbag Co

Colour cartoon showing a traveller with a large rucksack holding out a single coin.

Soldier/terrorist holding gun but with jack-o-lantern style pumpkin for a head, and a US flag where the stem shoud be. Article suggests that America's Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (or School of the Americas) is responsible for having taught a number of students who went on to commit terrorist offences.
Illustration to accompany Tuesday Comment- George Monbiot

Sleeve is labelled BACON, but the sitter is John Edwards (1949-2003). Edwards was companion to artist Francis Bacon from the mid 1970s and was Bacon's sole heir. He was the subject of more than twenty paintings by Bacon, including 'Three Studies for a Portrait of John Edwards', 1984 and 'Portrait of John Edwards', 1988.