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Emails sent out to subscribers of Guardian's email services advertising competitions, reader offers and features.

Cartoon showing two ships labelled 'TUC' and 'The Jolly Union-Basher' respectively. One individual appears to be jumping ship from the 'TUC' in this scene, kicking over a man labelled 'Steel' and swinging over to the 'The Jolly Union-Basher' by a rope with his sword between his teeth. Those aboard the 'TUC' look on bewildered, the captain of the ship meanwhile wearing a distressed expression.

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Maps, charts, diagrams and illustrations, produced by Gemini News Service, relating to adventure.

Subjects covered include: climbing mount Everest, 1971; the British Around the World on Horseback Expedition, nd; North Pole to South Pole Expedition, 1979-1982; International Tall Ships' Race, nd; North to South America Expedition, nd; Operation Drake, nd; Operation Raleigh, 1984-1988 and Coloumus' journey to the New World, 1992.

Illustration originally accompanying an article titled 'Adventures in euroland' by Jonathan Freedland, published in the Guardian, 13 February 2002. The article discusses the debate over whether Britain should join the EU in using the euro. The illustration shows people within a cardboard box adorned with an EU flag. One man in the box seems to be pushing open a drawbridge to let others inside. Includes newspaper cutting.

Foam board mounted advert for a Books Unlimited Haiku competition in association with Penguin Modern Classics, undated [December 2000].*

The advert's tagline reads: "If you're well-versed, we'll make sure you're well read".
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Chris Moisan