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Members of the Territorial Army 'R' Battery 409 Coast Regiment (Cornwall) Royal Artillery Chyandour Barracks, Penzance. They formed part of the ceremonial guard at the Coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953. The Battery lined St. James' Street off…

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.

They are standing outside a brick building, possibly industrial.

A formal portrait of the group sitting outside, mainly young people.

They are all wearing large hats.

They are formally dressed, sitting outside a building.

There is an older man sitting in the middle of the group.

The First and Last was a pub in Alverton, Penzance, but closed down in 2018.

They are standing outside. The image is not quite in focus.

The First and Last was a public house in Alverton, Penzance, which ceased trading in 2018.

Many of the men are wearing chains of office for a friendly society.

The name of the landlord, D Bennett, is shown above the doorway.

They are posed formally outside a building.

Shop window of the charity shop for the Cancer Research Campaign, opened in Causewayhead in 1993

Official opening of the then Cancer Research Campaign charity shop In Causewayhead, Penzance in 1993. The shop was opened by the fashion designer Jeff Banks, who is seen signing autographs.

Primitive Sunday School, 1915-16