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Pulpit rock , Pennines Head, St Mary's Isles of Scilly with three people standing on top.


Possibly a 3rd generation copy and not very good.

One of four loose photographs in this album. The photograph is printed on thin paper and shows soldiers gathered on a large square. The back of the photo has Isfahan written on it. Isfahan is in Iran, formerly Persia.

This is one of four loose photographs in the album. The photograph, which is printed on thin paper, shows an unidentified building with a group of people outside the entrance. On the back of the photo is written Isfahan. Isfahan is in Iran…

Double Headed Royal Train crosses Tamar during Royal visit to Cornwall in Oct. 1947

Brunel with background of massive chains used in launching the SS Great Eastern

Is this place good for fishing

Iron Maiden, Kitchener Steam Traction Engine

Woman & man with boat at Penberth, Irina

Invitation card to a Lawson Wood Private View at Walkers Galleries.

"West Cornwall Steam Ship Company, Ltd.-Penzance and the Scilly Isles. Invitation Pleasure Trip in Mount's Bay, July 3rd. 1905"

Intimate portrait of two women holding hands. The hands in focus and smiling faces blurred. Written on the back (not by Serena) "Passed for publication in The Ladder". Cynthia M.B. Reid, Juliet Switsus". There is a duplicate of this image (SWA.375ii)

Intimate portrait of two women holding hands. The hands in focus and smiling faces blurred. Written on the back (not by Serena) "Passed for publication in The Ladder". Cynthia M.B. Reid, Juliet Switsus"

Intimate portrait of two women holding hands. The hands in focus and smiling faces blurred. Written on the back (not by Serena) "Passed for publication in The Ladder". Cynthia M.B. Reid, Juliet Switsus"

Intimate portrait of two women holding hands. The hands in focus and smiling faces blurred. Written on the back (not by Serena) "Passed for publication in The Ladder". Cynthia M.B. Reid, Juliet Switsus"

Used in Cornwall between Wars PREVREF 2054 duplicate

Geologists came to inspect the site of the old Wherry Mine