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Photographs of Tom and Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham as a couple. 4 items.

Photographs of Tom Wintringham, including formal portraits; Wintringham pushing a lawnmower, possibly in 'Garden House', Grimsby, [1919-1930]; Wintringham on a motorbike in Warren Avenue, Richmond, Surrey [1936]; group photograph with Wintringham, SSSSA, New Milton, 1934; photograph of Wintringham with his first wife Elizabeth Wintringham (_née_Arkwright) and Harry Pollitt in Amersham, 1924; photographs of Wintringham with unidentified people and photographs of Wintringham punting. 1 file

Photographs of Tom Wintringham taken for Common Wealth Party propaganda including Wintringham planning his election campaign for North Midlothian by-election with Tom Driberg, MP and Richard Acland (President of Common Wealth), in Edinburgh, 1943; Wintringham in a radio studio recording 'Answering You' a scripted discussion on the BBC's North America Service, London 1942 (For script of 'Answering You' see 3/2/1); portrait for Wintringham's election leaflet, 1943 and printing plate of portrait of Wintringham for election material. 1 file

Photographs of friends and family of Tom and Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham (née Bowler) including portrait of Kitty's mother Charlotte Everett (née Miller) Bowler [1894]; portrait of Robert Budleton Bowler, 1891; Jane Bowler, 1946; photograph of Kitty's mother, possibly on a cruise ship, [1940] and photograph of Kitty's mother holding Ben as a baby, [1947]; photograph of Wayne Tod, Honolulu, Jun 1938, sent by Kitty's mother; portraits of Wintringham's mother ('Muv'), Eliza Mapson Wintringham, [1930-1939]; portrait of Wintringham's father, John Fildes Wintringham, [1930-1940]; photograph of the Communist Party Lewisham campaign group, 1917; photograph of 'Comrade Turner', a young woman, 1934; photograph of Eden and Cedar Paul, Shere, 14 Jul 1935; photograph of Rhys Caparn (American sculptor and Kitty's close friend) with Rhys' husband, Johannes Steel, Sharp 'a gunman caricaturist' and unknown woman, 1936; photographs of Orde Charles Wingate, [1939-1942]; portrait of Oliver 'O.J.' Wintringham, aged 19, 1948 and photograph of 'O.J.' in a Northumbrian coal mine and photographs of Kitty with Ben and friends [1955]. 1 file

Photographs relating to the Spanish Civil War including Katherine Wise Bowler's (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) press pass, 1936; photograph of Spanish poet Inés Munoz, taken in Madrid [1937]; photograph of [Rabasta Soltero], [Spanish Civil War, 1937]; photographs of Wintringham in Army uniform, 28 Jul 1937; photographs and negatives of Wintringham in Albacete posing with Spanish school children, [1937]; photographs and negatives of Wintringham at Madrigueras taken in the same location as the frontispiece for English Captain; portrait of Wintringham; Wintringham sitting in a chair by a window; Wintringham in a hospital bed following his injury sustained during the Aragon offensive, Sep 1937; Wintringham on the beach in Benicasim with his arm in a cast following his injury, Sep 1937; captioned photograph of a military review by the Italians in Palma de Majorca; photograph of civilian casualties and damages caused by seven Italian and German air raids on Spanish cities 17-18 Mar 1938; photograph of a Communist and Republican rally in Spain, [1936-1938]; two photographs detailing civilian damages caused by Nationalist air raids on towns and cities in Spain, [1936-1938] and photo-montage depicting Nationalist Spanish leader Gen Francisco Franco Bahamonde as perpetrator of civilian deaths and destruction during the Spanish Civil War, [1936-1938]. 1 file

Manuscript poem by Tom Wintringham. 1 item

Poem by Walter Duranty entitled 'Solomons cat', possibly given to Katherine Wise Bowler (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) during the Spanish Civil War. 1 item

Poems by Christina Roberts, Tom Wintringham's girlfriend at Oxford University. 1 file

Collection of poems by the Wintringham family including poems by Tom Wintringham, Mary Marshall Wintringham, Elizabeth Florence Waring Wintringham, Lesley Wintringham, Charles Richard Fildes Wintringham and Margaret Wintringham. 1 file

Poems by Tom Wintringham and other members of the International Brigade written during the Spanish Civil War. 1 file

Manuscript poems by Tom Wintringham written while at Gresham's School, Holt. 1 file

Manuscript and typescript poems by Tom Wintringham compiled (possibly for publication), under four headings 'When that I was and a little tiny boy', 'Armour', 'Silk' and 'Wandering' including poems from Wintringham's school days, World War One and Moscow. 1 file

Manuscript poems by Tom Wintringham on World War One including notebook of poems in three sections, 'Peace, 1915-1918', 'War, 1916-1918' and 'Afterwards, 1919'. 1 file

Manuscript poems by Tom Wintringham on various subjects including poems written while at Balliol College, Oxford, 1919, and in Moscow, 1920. 1 file

Typescript poems by Tom Wintringham, 1920-1936 on various subjects including the Spanish Civil War, Moscow, love, prison and left wing politics, possibly compiled for publication. 1 file

Manuscript poems by Tom Wintringham written in prison including poems in a prison issue notebook, issued 1 Jan 1926. 1 file

Postcards including Republican photographic images issued by the Propaganda Department, Generalidad of Catalonia, [1936-1939]; Republican art deco postcards distributed by the Spanish Ministerio de Propaganda, [1936-1939]; Republican postcard depicting the Nationalists, [1936-1939]; Catalonian postcard from the Comissariat de Propaganda honouring Spaniards killed by rightist governments in Spain, 1919-1921; and photographic postcard depicting Spanish Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) and Unión General de Tubajadores de España (UGT) rally for the Popular Front, possibly in France, [1936-1938]. 13 items

Articles by Katherine Wise Bowler (later Katherine 'Kitty' Wintringham) written for the Federated Press, the Manchester Guardian and other newspapers on the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1937, including articles concerning Bowler's perceptions upon her arrival in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, as a foreign correspondent, 1936; articles relating to workers' conditions at industrial installations in Spain; her meetings with workers' unions and committees; the destruction of art works and churches during the first stages of the war; collective farming in Spain; her work with the British Medical Unit, International Brigade, Huesca Front, Spain, 21 Oct 1936; fighting on the Aragon Front, Spain, Oct 1936; work with the British Medical Unit, Aragon Front, Oct 1936; propaganda techniques; Republican relations with the Friends of the Soviet Union and various trade unions; the possibility of gas warfare being used in the war as argued by Professor John Burdon Sanderson Haldane, Professor of Genetics, London University; land reforms in Spain; meetings with Dr Norman Bethune, Canadian Blood Transfusion Service, concerning the evacuation of Malaga, Spain, Feb 1937; changing money, Aug 1937; a review of Elliot Paul's Life and Death of a Spanish Town, Aug 1937; copy of People's Press, 26 Sep 1936, with article by Bowler entitled 'Brave people of Barcelona carry on', 26 Sep 1936 and a copy of The Fight containing article possibly written by Bowler under the pseudonym 'Evelyn Poole' entitled 'Harvest time in Spain', Sep 1937. 1 file