Allen Ginsberg, promotional material: programme and flyer for International Poetry incarnation at Royal Albert Hall, London, 11 Jun 1965; flyer for 1968 film about Julius Orlovsky at National Film Theatre, London; flyer, comprising sheets in envelope, for Ginsberg performance at Shaw Theatre, London, 22 Jul 1973; flyers for Best minds: a tribute to Allen Ginsberg ed. Bill Morgan & Bob Rosenthal (Lospecchio Press, New York, 1986), with manuscript note form Bill Morgan; press release from Viking on Ginsberg's Collected poems 1947-1980, with brief Mottram typescript note to introduce Ginsberg at London launch; flyer for Ginsberg performance at The Riverside Studios, London, not dated; flyer from Antilles on the release of a record of Ginsberg poetry in 1990; photocopy of statements, 1990, several endorsed by Ginsberg, challenging law on 'broadcast indecency'; promotional sheet for The Naropa Institute Summer Writing Program, Boulder Colorado, 1990, involving Ginsberg; flyer for conference 'Beats and other rebel angels: a tribute to Allen Ginsberg' at The Naropa Institute, 2-9 Jul 1994, 2 copies; photograph of Ginsberg as mailing from Iain Sinclair, 19 Mar 1982; photograph of Ginsberg and Peter Orlovsky, 1977, as postcard from Elaine (Randell), 4 Jul 1994; photograph of Ginsberg, as unsourced cutting from newspaper; group photograph with Ginsberg, Gregory Corso and others, in rural setting (outsize); newspaper cuttings, 1961-1990, on Ginsberg and his activities; (outsize newspaper and magazine cuttings, 1965-1989, including text of 'Wichita Vortex Sutra', report of Albert Hall Poetry Festival, 1965, and reports on the Hippie manifestation); copy of Czechoslovakian student newspaper, 1 Aug 1990, with report on Ginsberg in Prague, with his poem 'Kral Majales' (outsize); 'Wichita Vortex Sutra' printed in Spectrum 16/54 (Buffalo, New York, 29 Jul 1966), 2 copies of complete journal (outsize); The Drummer 282 (Philadelphia, 12 168 1974), 'Allen Ginsberg special' issue, interviewing Ginsberg on his views on heroes e.g. Ezra Pound, Bob Dylan (outsize)