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Contains advertisements, press releases and other promotional material related to the marketing of the book 'Manpower'.

Two draft adverts mounted on foam boards for FilmUnlimited.co.uk.

The first advert features a man walking down the street wearing a sandwich board with the a 'Go out with Me' sign printed on it. The text of the advert reads: "Everything you need for a great night at the movies - except a date. FilmUnlimited.co.uk. What's on where and whether it's worth seeing." [c2000].

The second advert promotes Film Unlimited's competition to win two tickets to New York 'to see the new Star Wars film', 1999.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Chris Moisan

One black and white and three colour versions (in various sizes) of the same advert for The Fiver, the weekday football email service from The Guardian.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Chris Moisan

Contains two printed and four digital copies of an advert for The Wrap, the news round up service emailed on weekdays to subscribers.

The digital files are across two CDs. Disc one is titled '200x160' and contains two eps files of the advert one in colour and one in black and white. Disc two is titled '250x169' and contains two eps files of the advert one in colour and one in black and white.

The advert's tagline reads: 'A round-up of the day's news from all the papers emailed to you every weekday morning'.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Chris Moisan

Depicts the following staff from the Advertising Department; Mr Cyril Wilson, Mr Roberts, Doreen Kendal, Bertha Marsh, Miss R Grady, Miss Ogden, Jessie Sutcliffe, Mr Edward O'Rourke, Mr Thomas Crewdson, Mr Wainwright and Elsie Corrin.
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library

Margaret Thatcher reclines on top of a temple roof, with Douglas Hurd standing as the left column as Home Office, John Major standing as the central column as Foreign Office and Nigel Lawson (right) running away from his post of Treasury. [Alan Walters] is at the top right diving off of the temple roof with the speech bubble declaring "I've decided".

[Likely refers to Walters and Lawson resigning in reaction to disagreement over Britain joining EMS (Europe's Exchange Mechanism' as mortgage rates increased due to the rise of the Deutschmark, and Margaret Thatcher's shrugging off of suggestion of trouble in her cabinet. Major, after the briefest of stays at the foreign office, moved back to the treasury as Chancellor, and Hurd replaced him.]

Captioned: Dylan Thomas's daughter