The photographer was Elliott and Fry of Baker Street, London.
Studio portrait of a woman wearing coat, hat and a muff.
The photographer was F Duan Rosmalen of Amsterdam
The photographer was Hennah & Kent of Brighton
The album page is decorated with hand-painted illustration of a jester all in red.
The photographer was Hill & Saunders of Oxford.
The photographer was Martin Jacolette of Dover.
Portrait of a man in dress military uniform.
The photographer was P Vuccino & Co of Bombay and Poona, India.
Portrait of a woman holding a young child
The photographer was Robert Preston of Penzance
The back of the photograph has the name John Warneford Scobell-Armstrong. His dates were 1877 - 1960.
The photographer was Robert Faulkner of Baker Street, London.
Studio portrait. The dress is dark and has a bustle.
The photographer was T Fall of Baker Street, London
The photographer was Vail Brothers of New York.
The album page is decorated with hand-painted illustrations of owls, and winged babies.
The photographer was W & D Downey of London and Newcastle upon Tyne.
The photographer was Walton Adam of Reading
Portrait of Miss Ellen Terry, in costume as Portia.
The album page is decorated with hand-painted illustration as if under the sea, with sea weed, fish, a lobster and three water babies.
The photographer was Window & Grove of Baker Street, London
He ie wearing a buttoned up jacket and a bowler hat.
The photographer wasJohnston & Hoffman of Chowringhee Road, Calcutta.
Postcard 'Bound Foreign - Near Penzance'
Tinted Pictorchrom postcard, 14cm x 9cm, Celesque Series, Copyright Design no 954. Painting of a seated woman watching a sailing boat leaving harbour west of St Michael's Mount.
The Pictorchrom Co Ltd London and Tunbridge Wells
Postcard Penzance Fishing Fleet Leaving Harbour
Tinted Pictorchrom postcard 14cm x 9cm showing four luggers leaving Penzance Harbour. No message or address on reverse. Note gas holder and tall ship in harbour. Leading lugger numbered 36 PZ. This is the reverse of the current registration system.
Postcard. 140mm x 90mm. Postmark 29th Sept 1906. Peacock Brand Autochrom post card. Message from Herbert Osborne to E Metters Tavistock Golf Club. Taken from allotments north of Gulval Church.
Postcard. 138mm x 89mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Half-penny postage. Published by the Pictorial Stationery Company in the Peacock Autochrom Series. Tinted photograph of the interior of St John's Church.
The Pictorial Stationery Co Ltd. London.
Postcard. Penzance, Quay Street and St Mary's Church.
Postcard. 138mm x 88mm. Half-penny stamp. Postmarked 13th October 1908. Published by The Pictorial Stationery Co, Ltd, London. Serial no 5388. Badly faded message in pencil on the reverse, possibly deliberately erased. Addressed to Mrs Pascoe, Willow Green, Threemilestone, Truro. Greetings from Ada. Coloured print of Quay Street with The Dolphin Inn on the left and St Mary's in the background.
The Pictorial Stationery Co. Ltd, London.