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Anderton & Rowland's Golden Dragon traction engine.

ANDERTON & ROWLAND'S JUNGLE SPEEDWAY

ANDERSON & ROLAND'S 2OTH CENTURY AMUSEMENTS
'Burnell "Lord Nelson" ' on reverse

Anderton & Rowland's Burrell 'Queen Mary' traction engine with dynamo. 'Supreme Dodgems'

Works No 3159 supplied in 1909 now owned by Redruth Gladiator Club

Print and Negative

Serena Wadham wrote on the print, 'ANDOVER- NEW BLDG. DIANE & ARIEL' '23.4.65'
Exterior shots of a new building in Andover. Separate sheet with portrait close-ups of Diane and Ariel.

Written on back of print "ANDREJ PANUFNIK AT REHEARSAL IN TWICKENHAM PARISH CHURCH". Polish composer and conductor Panufnik rehearsing 'Thames Pageant' with girls from the Twickenham County Grammar School.

Andrew Kerr with " My Lopper"

The Andromeda was a 1,762-ton, four master barque that wrecked at Killygerran Head. She had been launched in 1890 by Duncans of Glasgow but in the later had been sold to Black & More of London. She had arrived off Falmouth 116 days out from…

Angel

A young woman holding an old E Berliner's gramophone record - Angel Record Orchestra Trocadero Linares - in Brian Taylor's Plymouth antique shop.

In his studio in New Street, Penzance. Probably for the Ship Inn at Mousehole.

Written on the back of the print by Serena Wadham :
"Ani Gale (R) Captain of the British section of the Women's International Motorcycle Association, welcomes a new arrival at the annual rally near Coventry"

Animals looking for water

Despite an early crash that prevented her becoming a professional musician, Serena Wadham was a lifelong motorcycling enthusiast and belonged to at least one women's biking organisation.

Annie Christopher Post Lady Zennor

Top table diners at dinner to celebrate an anniversary.
Back of photograph is annotated "175th Anniversary Dinner 1968." Morrab Library was founded in 1818, so would have been 150 years in 1968. Same occasion as ML041, which is labeled "75th…