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Steam drifters at Newlyn North Pier
Boats from Lowestoft & Yarmouth
Lowestoft drifter at North Pier Newlyn
Note large catch
Man skinning dogfish behind Newlyn Fish market
A man guts dogfish behind Newlyn fish market. Gulls circle around ready to seize and bits that are discarded,
Fishing Boat landing catch at Newlyn
Boat identified on side as "Biddy PZ 121"
Porthleven fishing boat lists to starboard under the weight of its catch.
Porthleven fishing boat lists to starboard under the weight of its catch.
Lowestoft fishing boat at Newlyn
Catch of mackerel on board
Six men unmeshing nets, Newlyn
Wrongly identified as Two Boys, re-identified as Lyonesse .(Mr Pender & Douglas Williams.)
Catch of 70,000 fish (7 Lasts)
Catch of 70,000 fish (7 Lasts)
Unmeshing nets, Newlyn
Unmeshing mackerel, pilchards and herring at Newlyn
Fishing boats moored alongside North Pier Newlyn
Low Tide, grid in harbour
Local boat "Mayon Castle" loaded with fish at Newlyn
Mayon Castle PZ 123, other boats PZ 81, SS 10, BG 77
Local fishing boat Mayon Castle out of Newlyn
Mayon Harbour PZ123
"Pioneer" PZ277 at Newlyn
Local fishing boat Pioneer PZ 277 at North Pier Newlyn
Looe fishing boats in Newlyn Harbour
The names of two of the boats are can be seen as "Our Boys" and "Our Girls". The “R. R. Bath & Newlyn Ice Co.” (ice factory) can be seen in the background.
"Our Boys"was built in 1904 by Richard (Dick) Pearce in East Looe for George Woodrow…
"Our Boys"was built in 1904 by Richard (Dick) Pearce in East Looe for George Woodrow…
Unmeshing large mixed catch aboard Newlyn boat
This is PZ123 Mayon Castle. Skipper, Dicky Worth.
In the 1930's there was such a glut of fish catches many were thrown back into the Harbour.
In the 1930's there was such a glut of fish catches many were thrown back into the Harbour.
Fishing boats & steamer loading in Newlyn Harbour
Long liner pilchards driver gaff rigged sailing vessel, ancient Bewser and steam lorry.
Boat registered CF 6303 (Cardiff)
Boat registered CF 6303 (Cardiff)
Damaged Belgian trawler, Newlyn
Boat identifier "Roile Ostend"
5 men sitting on boom, torn sail, small dinghy below
5 men sitting on boom, torn sail, small dinghy below
Skinning dogfish behind Newlyn fish market
Quickly done by impaling fish on a spike and ripping off its skin.
