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A view of Levant tin mine.

Vessels SS 95 and "Our John" with some punts in St Ives harbour.

A scene of St Ives with fishing boats in the foreground at low tide. Inside the boats can be seen baskets of long lines etc.
SS122 is the 'Excellent'.

A busy Mousehole harbour in the c1920s.

Postcard depicting a Cornish fishwife in Market Jew Street, Penzance. The postcard is heavily doctored, and the 'fishwife' is probably composited into the scene.

The postcard entitled "Fresh Pilchards" depicts a woman fish jowster sitting atop her donkey cart holding a mackerel.

Four fishermen sorting and cleaning fish at St Ives harbour.

Three men clean fish on a table in St Ives harbour. A fourth man leans against a boat whilst seagulls scavenge what is thrown away.

Postcard caption reads "Outward bound from St Ives".

Mending fishing nets on Smeatons Pier, St Ives.

Street floods, the Stennack, St. Ives.

A stall in Penzance selling May Hornes with a group of onlookers possibly family members.

Small Sepia image on card from the 'Royal Series' showing the Telegraph Station, Porthcurno.

Passmore Edwards Newlyn Art Gallery, built in 1895 and dedicated to artist John Opie.

See COLLINS 046G FOR DESCRIPTION

See COLLINS 046G FOR DESCRIPTION

See COLLINS 046G FOR DESCRIPTION
Original photograph larger than scan bed.
OVERSIZE BOX

NOTE: OVERSIZE
A short written account is held with the photographs. See COLLINS.046G