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The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.

The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…

The Eureka was a Brigham fishing vessel that wrecked on the rocks of Larrigan Beach in May 6th 1934.

The trawler, Registered Number BM 374, broke loose her Anchor in Newlyn Harbour coming ashore by the Bolitho Gardens, Lariggan Penzance.
The…

The Auxiliary packet Earl of Arran ran ashore on Irishman's ledge on the July 16 1872. Built in Paisley in 1860 for the Ardrossen to Arran passenger run, the Earl of Arran served in the Clyde from 1860 until 1868, when she worked excursions between…

The Dunboyne was a full-rigged ship built at Whitehaven and launched in March 1888. Now renamed the af Chapman she is still afloat, and is reputedly the World's third oldest surviving iron-built ship (the Euterpe, built in the Isle of Man, is one…

Lobster fishing

she was thee largest oil tanker in the world at the time (12,350 tons) The crew were rescued by the Lizard lifeboat. She wqs later towed by two tugs to Falmouth harbour

"Frame 26: the teeth on this pinion are made of oak or apple wood. One which is new shows a different colour."

no one knows what happened.

There was never an explanation for the circumstances but the ship was a total wreck

There was never an explanation for the circumstances but the ship was a total wreck

"Frame 35 L - R Patricia (?) Tuckwell, Lord Hartwood, Thea Musgrave (with back to camera); frame 33 L - R Lord Hartwood, Patricia Tuckwell (back to camera), Nicholas Maw, Sir Robert Mayer (of Youth Music), Thea Musgrave (back to camera)"

"Frame 31 L - R Nicholas Maw, Lord Hartwood (chairman), Thea Musgrave, Malcolm Williamson"

She attempted the rescue Alba Panamanian steamer wrecked at St Ives . The Coxwain Mr Thomas and his son lost their lives

5cm lens

Cornish Litany.
With a hand written message in pencil to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Kidbrooke, London