| RefNo | Title | Artist | Date | Multimedia | Image |
| 16157 | 'Buddy can you spare a dime? Price of petrol bomb?' | Sidney William Martin | 24 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 18317 | "My first patient ... and I've hardly unpacked!" | Sidney William Martin | 28 Jun 1970 |  | |
| 21930 | "By Jove, that nearly woke Reggie up!" | Jak [Raymond Jackson] | 02 Feb 1972 |  | |
| 16205 | "'Tis one of Bernadette's new American financed barricades." | Mac [Stan McMurtry] | 04 Sep 1969 |  | |
| 22349 | "I don't object to her so much as to her confounded laundry!" | Bernard Cookson | 20 Apr 1972 |  | |
| 15167 | 'And now we'll be after having one woman, two votes' | Jon [William John Philpin Jones] | 24 Apr 1969 |  | |
| 16141 | "Sure it's different here, Miss Devlin, we wouldn't let a Protestant get on the force!" | Jak [Raymond Jackson] | 23 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 15176 | [no caption] | Trog [Wally Fawkes] | 23 Apr 1969 |  | |
| WF0324 | [no caption] | Trog [Wally Fawkes] | 23 Apr 1969 |  | |
| 21944 | "Now that's what we call an impartial committee!" | Jak [Raymond Jackson] | 04 Feb 1972 |  | |
| NG0776 | "Couldn't we get her disqualified for blatant advertising?" | Nicholas Garland | 02 Feb 1972 |  | |
| LA0015A | "I went one better than going to Wembley. I watched it on colour TV ..." | David Langdon | 27 Apr 1969 |  | |
| 16100 | "Westminster doesn't seem to have improved her image!" | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 14 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 15187 | "How cheerfully he seems to grin, / How neatly spread his claws, / And welcomes little
fishes in, / With gently smiling jaws!" - Alice in Wonderland | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 22 Apr 1969 |  | |
| 20928 | "Oh grandma - what big teeth you've got!" | Nicholas Garland | 16 Aug 1971 |  | |
| CG/1/1/1/1937 | Published caption: "That's a bit thick even for you, Bernadette - telling them the
jackbooted Callaghan has put Enoch Powell, Chief of the English SS, in charge of the Bogside
concentration camps." | Giles; Ronald Carl (1916-1995) | 29 Aug 1969 |  | |
| LA0015A | "I went one better than going to Wembley. I watched it on colour TV ..." | David Langdon | 27 Apr 1969 | | |
| 16168 | 'May I present my ombudsman...' | Leslie Gibbard | 30 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 16201 | "Why don't you use the money for another trip, things haven't been so peaceful here for years!" | Jak [Raymond Jackson] | 04 Sep 1969 |  | |
| MW2776 | "What enquiry?" | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 16 Jul 1971 |  | |
| 16166 | Published caption: "That's a bit thick even for you, Bernadette - telling them the jackbooted Callaghan has put Enoch Powell, Chief of the English SS, in charge of the Bogside concentration camps." | Giles; Ronald Carl (1916-1995) | 29 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 22297 | [no caption] | Michael Cummings | 10 Apr 1972 |  | |
| 21921 | 'Here's the smell of the blood still. All the perumes of Arabia will not sweeeten this little hand' ... Lady Macbeth | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 01 Feb 1972 |  | |
| GAN/1874 | Published caption: "That's a bit thick even for you, Bernadette - telling them the
jackbooted Callaghan has put Enoch Powell, Chief of the English SS, in charge of the Bogside
concentration camps." | Giles; Ronald Carl (1916-1995) | 29 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 16159 | "Will the pieces fit into one peace?" | Bernard Cookson | 28 Aug 1969 |  | |
| CG/1/4/1/3/23/111 | Published caption: "That's a bit thick even for you, Bernadette - telling them the
jackbooted Callaghan has put Enoch Powell, Chief of the English SS, in charge of the Bogside
concentration camps." | Giles; Ronald Carl (1916-1995) | 29 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 15147 | "I went one better than going to Wembley. I watched it on colour TV ..." / "I must say that Bernadette Devlin, M.P. hasn't done us young girls a BIT of good ..." / "ALL Catering Establishments will be passing on the extra S.E.T., mate!" | David Langdon | 27 Apr 1969 |  | |
| 16102 | "For God and St. Trotsky!" | Osbert Lancaster | 14 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 16155 | "You don't say ... Oppression, discrimination, police brutality... It's unbelievable in this day and age!" | Bernard Cookson | 27 Aug 1969 |  | |
| 18321 | People in stained-glass windows shouldn't throw stones | Leslie Gibbard | 29 Jun 1970 |  | |
| 22136 | "Mind you don't let anyone burn down MY emabassy, otherwise I'll scratch your face again!" | Michael Cummings | 08 Mar 1972 |  | |
| MW2534 | "How cheerfully he seems to grin, / How neatly spread his claws, / And welcomes little fishes in, / With gently smiling jaws!" - Alice in Wonderland | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 22 Apr 1969 |  | |
| MW2563 | "Westminster doesn't seem to have improved her image!" | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 14 Aug 1969 |  | |
| PC1030 | [no caption] | Nicholas Garland | 15 Mar 1997 |  | |
| 22251 | [no caption] | Bernard Cookson | 28 Mar 1972 |  | |
| MW3492 | The Quare Fellers | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 29 Aug 1968 |  | |
| 21010 | "Fascist pig! Can't you see they're just misunderstood victims of their environment!" | Sidney William Martin | 29 Aug 1971 |  | |
| CU1277 | "Maudling! We ought to bring back the troops from Ireland to keep order in the House of
Commons!" | Michael Cummings | 02 Feb 1972 |  | |
| NG0744 | "Wishy washy do-gooders!" | Nicholas Garland | 02 Nov 1971 |  | |
| 16167 | The Quare Fellers | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 29 Aug 1968 |  | |
| 21927 | "Maudling! We ought to bring back the troops from Ireland to keep order in the House of Commons!" | Michael Cummings | 02 Feb 1972 |  | |
| 22111 | Flag Days (Continued) | Michael Cummings | 03 Mar 1972 |  | |
| 22226 | "This was supposed to be a private chat, Brian!" | Jak [Raymond Jackson] | 23 Mar 1972 |  | |
| NG0726 | "Oh grandma - what big teeth you've got!" | Nicholas Garland | 16 Aug 1971 |  | |
| 21958 | [no caption] | Gerald Scarfe | 06 Feb 1972 |  | |
| 20756 | "What enquiry?" | Emmwood [John Musgrave-Wood] | 16 Jul 1971 |  | |
| 21363 | "Wishy washy do-gooders!" | Nicholas Garland | 02 Nov 1971 |  | |
| 21928 | "Couldn't we get her disqualified for blatant advertising?" | Nicholas Garland | 02 Feb 1972 |  | |
| 19580 | "It's good to be back! Weekends are such a strain - having to behave like adults and pretending to be grown up!" | Michael Cummings | 01 Feb 1971 |  | |
| AH0253 | New Girl at the School for Socialism - as a socialist the new M.P. for Mid-Ulster has taken her place on the Labour benches. | Arthur Horner | 25 Apr 1969 |  | |
| 21741 | [no caption] | Michael Cummings | 06 Jan 1972 |  | |
| 17779 | [no caption] | Leslie Gibbard | 08 May 1970 |  | |
| CU1278 | [no caption] | Michael Cummings | 09 Feb 1972 |  | |
| AH0426 | The Talks - at one stage in the Chequers talks, the two Prime Ministers were reported to be alone. | Arthur Horner | 28 Jan 1950 - 31 Dec 1975 |  | |
| 22178 | "We're doing OUR bit to destroy British democracy - and not for extra cash either!" | Michael Cummings | 15 Mar 1972 |  | |
| 22196 | Coming shortly: in order to placate the Irish residents of Bristol for the march of the Glosters, the Bristol City Council will make Bernadette Devlin Lord Mayor of the City and confer on the I.R.A. Chief of Staff the freedom of the City | Michael Cummings | 17 Mar 1972 |  | |
| 21973 | [no caption] | Michael Cummings | 09 Feb 1972 |  | |