Thatcher, Margaret Hilda, 1925 - 2013 (née Roberts, Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven, Prime Minister)
Dates
- Existence: 1925 - 2013
Found in 123 Collections and/or Records:
Create Your Own Caricature Press Pack, 1992
File Bundle, 1988
File for 1985, 1985
General Advertisements and Posters, 1975-c 1983
General Bundle of Magazines and Journals, 1984 - 1997
Goodbye!, 1992
A visifile containing eight original artwork pieces produced by members of the Spitting Image Workshop, including David Stoten, which featured in the Spitting Image Productions Limited publication, Goodbye!, published in 1992. Most of the artwork are mounted, and are drawings in either pencil, pen and wash or coloured pastel.
The items in the visifile are labelled with their original 'SI' reference number.
Goodbye!, 1992
House of Commons, 1989-10-26
Questions to the Prime Minister [Margaret Thatcher] and the first part of her statement on the Commonwealth Summit.
Hype Greetings Cards, 1991
Interview with Baroness Thatcher, 1996-12-05
Material distinct from Enoch Powell's own papers as it has a different provenance (it was not maintained with Powell's own archive) and cannot be considered as having been generated by the same processes as Powell's papers.
ITV, World in Action: "Why I want to be Leader", 1984-01
Interview with Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister.
Large and Mounted Photographs, 1986-c early 2000s
Large Transparencies, 1987 - 1997
Margaret Thatcher and Neil Kinnock Slippers, 1988
A large pair of Margaret Thatcher and Neil Kinnock 'Sleeping Partners' slippers, designed by Spitting Image Production Limited's David Stoten, and made by Linden Cards and Gifts Limited (SI/440). Each slipper resembles a bed, with a plastic head of Thatcher residing on the end of one slipper and the head of Kinnock on the other.
Margaret Thatcher Associated Papers
Margaret Thatcher: correspondence, 1981-08 - 1981-10
Correspondence on AFB's offer to Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister, to talk to IRA detainees on hunger strike in the Maze prison, Northern Ireland. Correspondents include: Michael Foot [Leader of the Labour Party] (2); James Prior, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland; 6th Lord Carrington, Foreign Secretary; Ernest Roberts; Margaret Thatcher (2).
Margaret Thatcher interview with Michael Buerk [? BBC], 1989-03-02
Includes: recordings of television interviews with NK and other members of the Shadow Cabinet; recordings of news bulletins featuring NK and Labour; recordings of speeches from Conference; party political broadcasts and election broadcasts; political documentaries; recordings of Prime Minister’s Questions, from the House of Commons.
Margaret Thatcher Mould, c 1984-c early 1990s
A plaster mould for the Spitting Image puppet head of the former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher (P141). This is one of three Thatcher plaster moulds present in the archive.
Margaret Thatcher Mould, c 1984-c early 1990s
A plaster mould for the Spitting Image puppet head of the former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher (P329). This is one of three Thatcher plaster moulds present in the archive.
Margaret Thatcher Mould, c 1984-c early 1990s
A plaster mould for the Spitting Image puppet head of the former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher (P906). This is one of three Thatcher plaster moulds present in the archive.
Margaret Thatcher Mould, c 1984-c early 1990s
A fibreglass mould for the Spitting Image puppet head of the former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher (F505).
Margaret Thatcher Puppet Head, c mid-1980s-c early 1990s
A Spitting Image puppet head with glass eyes of the former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. This particular version is bald.
Margaret Thatcher Teapot, c 1980-c 1987
A ceramic teapot with accompanying lid that is made in the image of Margaret Thatcher's head. The teapot has a glossy, white finish, which has a slight green tint.
The teapot was modelled by Luck & Flaw. It is unclear whether this item was made by the original manufacturers of the teapot, English Ironstone Tableware and Gill Wing Ceramics, or if it is one of the later examples made by Carlton Ware, which handled production in 1987.
Margaret Thatcher Teapot Development and Production Correspondence, 1980 - 1982
Margaret Thatcher Teapot Orders, 1980
A file containing manuscript and typescript letters from individuals ordering Luck & Flaw's Margaret Thatcher teapot, following its advertisement in the 9 November 1980 issue of The Sunday Times Magazine. The purchasers enclose cheques for £19 [not included], which covers the cost of both the teapot and postage, and many of them request that their order arrives before Christmas.