Original political cartoon of McKenna in a "Trick-Hat", by Edward Reed, Parliamentary Caricaturist to Punch.

Original political cartoon of McKenna as a boxer, "graceful but effective", by Francis Carruthers-Gould for the Westminster Gazette.

Original political cartoon of "P C McKenna on Duty at the Home Office", by Francis Carruthers-Gould for the Westminster Gazette.

One original drawing for a press cartoon of JA [as Minister of Aviation] by Stephen Roth, for the London Evening News, 1960s, and one original drawing for a press cartoon by Emilio Coia on JA [as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State and Financial Secretary at the War Office] and the future of Maryhill Barracks, Glasgow [Scotland], c 1958.

Papers comprising diaries, correspondence, official papers, lectures, articles, broadcasts and photographs
Also including papers of Commander John Somerville about his father, 1950-91

By Allen McDougall, plus a letter describing the event

Political cartoons from the publications Judy or the London seriocomic journal and Punch or the London Charivari. These political cartoons depict the Reform movement or Edmond Beales.

Presentation copies of political cartoons, mainly by "Tom Merry" [William Mecham] for the St Stephen's Review, but with some unsigned earlier cartoons, some relating to Lord Randolph Churchill.

Includes: photograph of the rowing eight for Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge, 1883, including McKenna; originals and prints of political cartoons of McKenna by Francis Carruthers-Gould for the Westminster Gazette, 1907-1915; commemorative picture album from the launching of the battleship HMS Vanguard by Pamela McKenna, 1909; cartoon of "Midland Bank Sports".

Print of a Lord Randolph Churchill political cartoon from Punch.