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A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1.

On the back is written:
"Here is a donkey loaded and it is a mystery to me that the native is not…

Presentation of a bouquet and beribboned garden spade to the lady in the centre of the photograph. (Beryl Richards is standing third on the right looking behind her)

Beryl with a female colleague at Penzance Telephone Exchange

Beryl with a female colleague at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange.

Beryl at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, holding what appears to be a framed certificate. Other cards and gifts are on the desk beside her.

Beryl speaking at her retirement party at the Penzance Telephone Exchange.

Beryl being presented with what appears to be a framed certification on the occasion of her retirement. Several cards and gifts are on the desk.

Beryl at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, holding what appears to be a framed certificate.

Beryl at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, standing next to a small table with several cards on it.

Beryl with a colleague at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange.

Beryl pictured at her retirement party at Penzance Telephone Exchange, with male colleagues standing in the background

A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1.

On the back is written:
"Davids Tomb"

A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1.

On the back is written:
"I have been all through this place"

A postcard from Fred Phillips' war album, assembled from postcards and photos he collected during his service in Palestine and Egypt during WW1.

On the back is written:
"This is the river Jordan and is about the best photo I have seen of it"

Granite house with name Clinton.

View from Cape Cornwall

Early image of Porthhallow

Distinguished looking gentleman.

Anyone looking for something a bit out of the ordinary on the weekend of 30/31 March 1930 got a bit of a treat at Porth Nanven. Washed ashore on Saturday 30th was the British World War One submarine L1. The Cornishman reported that the vessel was…

Family portrait