Item 73 - Horror in Brighton - or Son of P.I.B.

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LDG/1/1/73

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Horror in Brighton - or Son of P.I.B.

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  • [c1969] (Creation)

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1 cartoon

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A cartoon in which figures representing the TGWU [Transport and General Worker's Union], AEU and TUC [Trades Union Congress] are desperately trying to gain entry to a room labelled 'KEEP OUT'. They have brought a coffin with them, as well as a wreath that says 'RIP' and a 'From TUC' note. Beyond this door, Harold Wilson can be seen in a parody of Frankenstein where, alongside [Baron George-Brown] and [Baroness Barbara Castle], he has unnaturally brought a figure back to life. This figure carries an umbrella and a newspaper, and their constraints have been labelled as P.I.B.

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      LDG/1/1 (B)

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