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Photocopy from printed postcard. Not scanned.

Peter Hosking used to blow the Fog Horn until 1939 before it was electrified

St Ives fish market on the harbour. Baskets of fish pictured.

Photocopy from printed postcard. Not scanned.

The 'First and Last' Refreshment House in England (at Land's End). Pictured with two men outside, one entering.

SCAPE 9.027 IS A POOR PHOTOCOPY SCAPE 9.027A IS FROM A NEGATIVE COPY Fishing boats on the slip at Sennen, featuring a thatched cottage, the lifeboat house, Sennen Cove Hotel and the Round House.

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Photocopy from printed postcard. Not scanned.

Photocopy from printed postcard. Not scanned.

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Redruth (Cornwall) Gladiator Club's 52-key Verbeeck fairground organ purchased from Pontefract, Yorkshire, in 1985 and incorporated into a rebuilt box body onto a lorry chassis by its present owners. They later toured…

Stithians 100th Show, animals and fair. Photo of a photo.

Three men standing in front of Steven Rowland's Mini Waltzer, with one presenting a cheque to another.

Jimmy Trezise, Penzance, barber, with some of the steam engines he has painted over the years. PREVREF 1958 Exhibited at a Steam Nostalgia Show1870-1934.

Ruan Minor Cross Roads

Originally used to decoy wildfowl, Porthgwarra Fowling Pool on the clifftop near Tol Pedn (more generally known as Gwennap Head) Coastguard Station, was cleaned out and used as a model yacht pool in the 1960s. Here, Good Friday was a prominent date.

Hellesveor Pool, St Ives. On the western outskirts of the town, at the junction of the Nancledra and Zennor Roads, this was a well-known Good Friday boat-sailing venue.

Photo of a postcard featuring three children and a snowman in a snowy scene with the inscription, 'A merry Christmas'. Folded cards as we know them now did not emerge until the 1920s-'30s. This card, carrying a King Edward VII green half-penny stamp…