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"The submarine L1, a veteran of the First World War, launched by Vickers of Barrow in 1917, drifted ashore at Penanwell Cove after breaking tow while bound from Chatham to Newport for scrapping." from Cornish Shipwrecks, North Coast by Clive Carter.

Knill Ceremony participants and accompanying visitors assemble in the forecourt of the St Ives Guildhall before proceeding to then monument for the 1976 ceremony.

The participants in the 1976 Knill Ceremony walking up the hill to the summit where the celebrations take place.

The Knill Ceremony. The fiddler leads dancers along the plinth of the steeple in the 1976 ceremony.

Walking from St Ives Guildhall to Knill Monument, with fiddler leading the way.

An engraving captured on lantern slide of a large gathering of people pouring across a beach towards some ships. People are also gathered on the pier in the background.

Interior of the nave and altar inside St Mary the Virgin's Church, Bromfield.

A note on this lantern slide reads "Tenman's Hole built over". The Dolphin Tavern can be seen in the background, and amongst the rides are Dooner's American High Flyers and H Smith's High Flyers.

Bennett's licensed Premises, formerly a 16th Century Manor House.
Hand written message to the reverse of the card to a recipient in Kent