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Leaflet for the Happy, dating from about 1935.
Document scanned by A. Apra, used with permission. It is in public domain, as are all anonymous works published in Japan more than fifty years ago.
See also the Camera-wiki page about the Happy.
Cover of booklet promoting the Musicians Social and Benevolent Council. The organisation was established in 1939 to raise money for musicians in need of help. While not officially part of the Musicians Union it worked closely with members of the Union's London Branch and National Office. The booklet features cartoons by Humphrey Littleton.
This RBGE leaflet "can help you to identify and record eighteen commoner lichen species which are indicators for different types of epiphyte community.
Accession Number:spa.769.18.2
This leaflet is undated but it is likely that it derives from the early 1980s.
Scotland-UN was founded as a pressure group in the summer of 1979, shortly after the referendum on a Scottish Assembly. Its purpose was to take the UK Government’s response to that referendum, and the Scottish case for self-determination, to the United Nations and other international authorities.
The Scottish Political Archive is housed at the University of Stirling. The archive is home to the oral interviews, personal papers and associated material from prominent Scottish politicians. For further information about the work of the archive please visit our website www.scottishpoliticalarchive.org.uk
Extreme Day - Pitshanger Park, Ealing 12th May 2001 The leaflet that droped through the letter box said "Extreme Day -- Displays by 'Team Extrme' on the 2.5 metre high midi ramp for rollerbladers, skateboarders and BMX Bikes. Basketball displays, Laser Clay Shooting, 30ft Clibing Wall, Snowboard & Surboard Simulators." We thought this sounded like it could be fun, and so invited the New Sci guys over for a day in Ealing. It was a beautiful summers day and we headed off down to Pitshanger Park to join in the festivities. Our first impressions were that it was busier than we'd expected (it was cup final day, so we expected most people to be indoors watching Liverpool beat Arsenal 2-1)... and there were lots of children around. We'd all been quite keen to try the climbing wall but decided against it when we realised that the queue was made up entirely of children, and we'd feel a bit conspicuous. We spent a lot of time watching the guys near the midi ramp, and saw some little kids who were pretty good. The only event we participated in was the Laser Clay Shooting (there were at least a couple of other adults in the queue for this).
This leaflet has been produced as part of the 'Better information for disabled people' project. It gives real-life stories from service users to demonstrate how the Patient Advice and Liaison Service can help people get what they need from the NHS. Read more.