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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…

Postcard. 138mm x 87mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Royal Academy Postcards Ltd. Sepia image of Quay Street. The Dolphin Inn is on the left, the Customs House centre, Trinity House building on the right, and St Mary's Church…

The page is decorated with hand-painted illustration of a child.

The page is decorated with hand-painted illustration with cherubs and peacock feathers.

The album page is decorated with hand-painted illustration of a young woman wearing a bonnet and shawl, and a soldier in formal military dress.

The back of the woman's image is annotated June 1883, and 'Taken morning after G.... (illegible)…

The page is decorated with hand-painted illustrations.

The man is believed to be Colonel Scoble, as a carte-de-visite of the same image is annotated as such.

House from the garden with two people on the terrace

Man sitting by side table with selection of books

Postcard. 137mm x 87mm. No stamp, postmark, address or message. Published by Thomas Illingworth and Co (TIC). Sepia image of the unveiling ceremony at the war memorial, Battery Rocks, May 14th 1922. The Bishop of Truro officiated and the unveiling…

Woman seated with man standing alongside

This sunset photograph of the ruins of Wheal Coates was taken by Tony Giles, the well-known Cornish artist. The ruins are situated within a mile of Langley Cottage, St Agnes, where Giles lived with his schoolteacher wife Hilary.

The ruins of Wheal Coates mine above Chapel Porth on the north Cornish coast. A rare sunset shot taken in the 1970s by artist Tony Giles.

Jack Trevaskis cousin ? of Polly and Jane with his wife Mary

Soldiers on parade for inspection with rifles.

Portrait of two young boys