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The cart is part way down the North Pier, Newlyn Harbour.
Sailing vessels alongside the pier. The sail number on one vessel indicates it's a St Ives registered vessel.

Location is one of several stands at the shore end of the North Pier, before they had purpose-built facilities.
This photo shows the W. Robins & Sons stand.

A group of villagers including a 'Fish wife' surrounding fish laid out on the cobbles in the square in front of the Post Office in Newlyn.

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

She is shown with Barbara in MG.561

A Gateway of Star Castle.

A German Hamburg registration Tug, named FairPlay X Aground at Hayle on the sandbar

Typed caption reads:
'Sugar and spice and all things nice that's what little girls are made of'

Granite memorial bench overlooking the Armed Knigbt rock

A Grave at Sennen.

A Ground plan of Madron Well Chapel.

A group photograph of six Privates of the 4th (Territorial) Battalion DCLI in camp, location unknown. Their unit can be indentified by the legend on the box that one of the soldiers is sat on

From a drawing by Thomas Rowlandson (175601827), showing oxen with their wagon waiting to be loaded, people sitting near hayricks and trees and hills in the background. PREVREF 2190 duplicate

A J Sheppards Wine Shop Green Market now Threshers Wine Store.

Fore Street is above left; the Harbour road is in the far right.
The vessel looks like as East Coast mackerel drifter but may be another commercial vessel converted, etc.
Has a port registry number of F5223 recorded at Faversham, which is a town 10…

A Lee Shore

Women landing Fish, Newlyn, from Fishing Boat PZ10