GUA/6/9/2/1/8/607
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17 May 1977
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
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GUA/6/9/2/1/9/916
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28 July 1978
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
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Johns; Peter Norman (1930-2017); photographer
BAW/1/1/17
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29 January 2011
Part of Berger and Wyse Illustrations
A selection of chocolates; chewy centred, soft centred and self centred.
Illustration number 156, 1 from a series of 10.
Creator: Berger, Joe and Wyse, Pascal
CLH/1/66
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23 June 2001
Part of Illustrations by Clifford Harper
Original illustration which accompanied the article 'The last word on Choice' by AC Grayling which appeared in the Guardian on 23 June 2001 exploring choice in politics. Drawing shows a hand throwing a pair of dice.
Harper; Clifford (1949-); Illustrator and anarchist
GUA/9/1/2/89
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10 Sep 1999
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
An advert promoting an investigation into the comprehensive education system in the forthcoming edition of the Guardian. The advert is voiced by an unidentified male and features a choir singing in the background. Tagline: The Newspaper of the Year, The Guardian, Free Thinkers Welcome.
The original audio cassette tape was labelled ‘Choir Rev’.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Ltd
GUA/6/9/2/1/10/237
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31 October 1979
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
Creator: Hamilton-West; Edward (1933-2011); photographer
GUA/6/9/2/1/7/1161
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28 October 1976
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
Stephen Drummond, aged 12 of Leeds, won finals of the Rediffusion Choristers Awards at St George's Church, Hanover Square, London. His church: Holy Trinity, Cookridge. (Source: The Guardian, 29 October 1976, page 8)
Martin; Frank (1932-2022); photographer
GUA/9/1/1/60
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September 1999
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper
Colour advert with sound for the Guardian promoting an investigation into the state of the school system by Nick Davies which began on 14 September 1999. The advert features photographs of children against a black background. Choir music plays in background.
Commentary: "Is the comprehensive education system dead? Is anyone to blame? Could it be the teachers? Is it a lack of resource? Or is it something more obvious than that? Find out for yourself in an extraordinary investigation starting tomorrow in the Guardian. The Guardian. Free thinkers welcome"
Strapline: 'The Guardian. Free thinkers welcome.'
Duration: 30 seconds. The advert starts at 00.36 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited
PTI/1/4/2
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11 February 1995
Part of Illustrations by Peter Till
Illustration originally used to accompany an article titled 'Choked on Mammon's meat' by Ted Benton on growing concerns for animal rights in relation to live animal trade and the farming industry which appeared in the Guardian on 11 February 1995. The drawing shows two men measuring a large cow and dividing its body into zones, with its fur in the shape of the world map. In the background, a ship is docked. Includes newspaper cutting.
Till; Peter (1945-); illustrator