"GLADIATOR" A typical showman's road locomotive. ten or a dozen of this type of engine could be seen on fairgrounds throughout Devon and Cornwall until they were superseded by diesel power in the 1940s. Supplied to Anderton & Rowland in 1909 and later passed to T Whitelegg & Sons superceded by Diesel Power in 1940. Now in private ownership in mid-Cornwall.
Burrell Challenger Towing Burrell Gladiator
Richard Woods 1904 Challenger 2651 Towing David Goodwins 1909 Gladiator 3159 for renovation at Richard Woods Yard
Anderton & Rowlands Burrell Gladiator Road Loco
Supplied by Charles Burrell & Son Thetford Norfolk in 1909 and subsequently owned by a group of Cornish enthusiasts at Redruth usedto raise money for charities with the Gavioli Organ
Anderton & Rowlands Burrell Dragon traction engine
Duplicate of ENT8.015 CH Marenghi 1911 military band organ. "Playing the melodies of the masters".
DUPLICATE OF ENT8.014 CH Marenghi 1911 military band organ. "Playing the melodies of the masters".
Ch Marenghi 1911 98 Key Military Band Organ
N Oats Iris Troon B Oats C Harvey C Jenkins H Wellington D Harvey O Jenkin L Trevennen C T Angove V Trembath
Man and woman standing outside Nanjizel House, with two chimneys and gate.
Traction Engine towing salvaged Block of Marble, 1900
Marble from Wreck of Petrel 9th December 1886 bound from Leghorn to Leith. Blown ashore at Wine Cove 5 miles West of Padstow
Anderton & Rowlands Burrell Dragon, Earl Beatty
Henry Jones Burrell King George VI with Dynamo
Henry Jones's Burreell no 2759, the 'King George VI', with dynamo.
Milk Maid washing Bucket at Water Well Peath
3 photos stitched together to make a panerama