PORRIDGE: An excellent selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and slightly smaller (1) by various cast members of the BBC television sitcom Porridge (1974-77) comprising Fulton Mackay (Principal Officer Mr. Mackay; a good example signed and inscribed in fountain pen ink), Brian Wilde (Prison Officer Mr. Henry Barrowclough; an excellent, scarce example in costume as Barrowclough from the comedy film version of Porridge, signed in fountain pen ink), Peter Vaughan (Harry Grout; a good example of the actor in a head and shoulders pose, signed in fountain pen ink), Sam Kelly ('Bunny' Warren) and Christopher Biggins (Lukewarm; colour image of the actor in costume from Porridge), VG to EX, 5

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