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Horse team hauling Newquay lifeboat back up from the beach
Horse team hauling Newquay lifeboat back up the beach road after practice launching. Note men on either side with shovels having spread ashes in the route.
Fishing boats in Newlyn and the Dolphin Tavern in Penzance
A photograph copying two photographs. One appears to be fishing boats in Newlyn, and the other a group of four men and two women outside the Dolphin Tavern in Penzance. The women are carrying baskets, possibly for the selling of fish.
View of a Plymouth trawler, a Lowestoft drifter, and a Newlyn lugger in 1905
Identifiable boats: PH 340, PZ 216, PZ 491
Fishing boat aground overloaded with fish (PZ 196)
Danish Schooner in background which carried salt to Newlyn
Fishing vessels in Newlyn Harbour with houses visible clearly behind
Boats identified: Two Boys, Madeline, Penzance PZ 302. The ice works and fish market are clearly visible.
East coast drifters unloading catch in baskets
Fishing boats visible: Implacable, Lord Zetland (Lowestoft), Heather (Lowestoft), steamer chimney with YH 47 (Yarmouth).
Fishing & Sailing Luggers in Harbour Fishmarket
Local Boats East Coast Men (J.C)
Steamer for transporting pilchards to Italy in Newlyn harbour
The steamer is visible behind the harbour wall. Fowey registered FY 405 "Swift" is in the foreground.
Coasters, fishing boats, and Newlyn Old Harbour
Various small boats PZ 92, SC 54, SC 68, PZ 265. The names of the ships are Windsor Queen and Holdernido.
Old mine caught up by Belgian trawler at Newlyn
Green Castle Salvage Vessel J.C
RNLI Exhibition in Fishermens Mission Newlyn
Superintendent D M Andrew
Fleet of fishing luggers and punt in St Ives Harbour
The boat SS 13 can be identified.
Two men and a boy with 106 bass caught by rod and line
Denis & Leslie Pascoe and N Ninnis with their catch.
Penzance fishing fleet in harbour before the construction of Wharf Road 1880
The boat 168 PZ can be identified (note the reversal of the boat identification - this would now be PZ 168).
