Printed PDF proof of the graphic text 'A Kestrel for a Knave' edited and illustrated by Ruth Benton Blackmore and published by Hodder Murray. An easy reading version designed to support teaching of 'A Kestrel for a Knave' for the GCSE English Literature exam.

5 black and white stills and call sheet from the film 'Kes'.

Programme, poster, leaflets and press cuttings relating to the play 'Kes', a theatre adaptation by Philip Osment and Kully Thiarai. Produced by Cast and Right Up Our Street. Performed 5 - 13 September 2014 at the Cast theatre in Doncaster, UK.

Poster for a theatre adaptation of 'Kes'. Presented by far.out.theatre and performed 17-19 May 2007 at Montgomery Hall, Wath-upon-Dearne, UK.

Poster for a theatre adaptation of 'Kes'. Presented by LS Theatre and performed 20-27 October 2010 at The Academy Theatre, Birdwell, Barnsley, UK.

One programme and two posters.

Radio Times magazine publishes television listings in the UK. This cover from an issue in 1984 features a still from 'Threads' advertising the showing of the film on BBC2.

Contains certificate, page of information and photograph.

Loose pages which feature photocopies of items and labels from a Barry Hines exhibition held at Loughborough University Library in Summer 2009.

Poster advertising a public Barry Hines reading as part of the project European Authors Reading in Foreign Language Classes.

Framed Birds of Prey first day cover stamp collection presented to Barry Hines by Royal Mail to mark the launch of the collection.

Black and white photograph printed onto wood of Barry Hines (far left), Pat Cardarelli (next to Hines) and Pete Gooding (second from right). The photograph was taken in the early 1960s whilst Hines was living in Hampstead and teaching in London. "Barry thought that Pete was the bees knees!". The names of Cardarelli and Gooding were used for the detectives in 'The Heart of It'.

Poster and programme for performances at the Octagon Theatre, Bolton, UK and a leaflet for performances at Theatre Royal, York, UK.