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Canadian soldiers 1916 with Horse Cart

Canal at Copperhouse Hayle.

Silver from St Marys Church

The barrel is mounted on plinths for display.
It bears a crest and the title Le Comte de Vermandois. There was a French nobleman of this name, son of King Louis XIV, who was given the title Admiral of France, who died in 1683.

The cannon bears a crest and the title Le Comte de Vermandois. There was a French nobleman of this name, son of King Louis XIV, who was given the title Admiral of France, who died in 1683.

A gun recovered from the Warship Anson which wrecked on Looe Bar, Porthleven by Captain Anderson on or around April 15th 1903

Reported by Western Morning News on 15th April 1903 page 5.

Canon Buckley spent some time in a Jamaican Church

Overview

Overview.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Mosley, Birmingham

Overview looking NW to seaward

Cape Cornwall
St Just United Mine with Cape Cornwall in the background.

This is a test print, with the white line round the headland showing the border between the two images .

View of Cape Cornwall, including Celtic Chapel and part of St Just Consols Mine to the left of the cape.
Man leaning against rock in foreground.

Overview

Overview.
With a hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Redruth

Overview looking South.
With a hand written comment in ink to the reverse of the postcard relating to the rental charge of a Cottage in 1940-41

Cape Cornwall early views from the north east.
Chimneys . Brissons.