Add MS 89161/1/6

(A). Bakewell and actor Oscar Quitak attending the British premiere of the film The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958). Black and white, 200 x 250 mm (copyright stamp on the verso). A smaller version of the photograph, along with photographs of other attendees published in The Daily Cinema, 29 August 1958 (copy in the file).

(B) Passport photograph (black and white, 60 x 50 mm), with small buff envelope date stamped 2 September 1965 (Passport Photo Service, Oxford Street, London).

(C-D). Two copies of a black and white photograph of Bakewell and an unidentified co-worker, sat discussing documents. Taken in the late 1960s. 120 x 170 mm.

(E-F). Two black and white photographs taken at Pears Amber Awards (March 1977). Both photographs 260 x 200 mm. Awarded to five women (including Bakewell) for 'being successful while retaining the feminine touch'. With photocopies (2 sheets) of newspaper reports.

(G-H). Two copies of a Patons 'Beehive Chunky' knitting pattern (1978) for a long cardigan, modelled by Bakewell on the front cover and also inside.

(I). Portrait (stamped on the verso BBC Copyright, October 1979). 220 x 165 mm.

(J-L). Turner Prize 1985. Three colour photographs, each 90 x 130 mm. Photograph (K) shows Bakewell talking to Richard Attenborough.

(M-Q). Launch of the film Letter to Brezhnev (1985). Five black and white photographs (Bakewell with unidentified people), together with a Palace Pictures (London) compliment slip and autograph message to Bakewell from Irving Rappaport: 'Thanks for the piece - it was wonderful'. Each photograph 250 x 200 mm.

(R). Portrait of Bakewell. Black and white, 180 x 125 mm.

(S). Portrait of Bakewell. Black and white, 245 x 200 mm. Copyright sticker on the verso: Michael S. Goldhill.

(T-V). Three black and white photographs relating to presentation of Birmingham Press Club 'Personality Award' (1992). 165 x 215 mm (T), and 200 x 250 mm (U-V). Each photograph copyright Willoughby Gullachsen.