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Page of six photographs
Six photographs taken at unknown locations.
Top two photographs are of an unidentified house surrounded by trees.
Middle two photographs of a large group of people in two horse drawn carriages.
Bottom two photographs show two children in a country…
Top two photographs are of an unidentified house surrounded by trees.
Middle two photographs of a large group of people in two horse drawn carriages.
Bottom two photographs show two children in a country…
Two photographs taken at unknown locations
The top photograph is of eight people having tea/a picnic outdoors.
The bottom photograph shows labourers working in a field at harvest time.
The bottom photograph shows labourers working in a field at harvest time.
Two boats pulled up on riverside
One boat has a St Ives registration number
Page with two photographs, first titled Lizard Lighthouses
Two photographs are shown on this page.
The first is of the Lizard Lighthouse, showing the two lanterns which were present at the time.
The second shows water cascading down a cliff face onto sand at an unknown location.
The first is of the Lizard Lighthouse, showing the two lanterns which were present at the time.
The second shows water cascading down a cliff face onto sand at an unknown location.
Woman sitting in garden holding black cat
Middle aged woman, dressed in suit
Woman standing in garden holding black cat
Middle-aged woman dressed in a suit
Lamorna Birch, aged about 60, in his studio with examples of his work.
The larger picture is probably The Mersey, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1929.
Lamorna Birch wearing two hats, messing about with an unknown companion.
Lamorna was aged 84 at the time.
Lamorna Birch far right, with four others.
Possibly Scotland
Lamorna Birch in a group.
Lamorna Birch far right, Sir Robert Watson-Watt, radar pioneer standing next to him. Far left Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of Penicillin. At a garden party held by Ranald and Greta Valentine (art publisher) in Scotland.
