St Anthony, 1527 A melon copper ingot

SS. GRIP – Wrecked in Gunwallow, Church Cove, Cornwall, 1st February 1897, cargo- salt A Ship’s bronze bell

SS. Cheerful, wrecked 20th July 1885 Ingot of pure Cornish tin

The Admiral Gardner and the Britannia, wrecked 1809 Ingot cast from Cornish copper at Hayle,

HMS Association, wrecked on the Outer Gilstone on the Isles of Scilly, 22 October 1707 A hand made lead container, approx 19cm diameter, 2.8kg

HMS Association, wrecked on the Outer Gilstone on the Isles of Scilly, 22 October 1707 A bronze sheave pulley wheel, 19cm diameter and 5cm deep, weighing 5.65g

The Richard Larn Archive Archival box of shipwreck materials

A comprehensive record of Shipwrecks throughout Cornwall A Consolidated Record of Shipwrecks in Twenty Files – Meticulously Copied and Printed from Archives and Libraries

The Richard Larn Archive File titled "Mullion Wreck", being the St. Anthony.

(Shipwrecks) Wales and The Irish Sea Thrity five works

(Shipwrecks Outside UK Waters) Twenty works

(Suffolk, Norfolk, and the East Coast) Twenty three works

(Treasure) Fourteen works

William Matthews C.M.G Harbour of Refuge inquiry North Coast of Devon and Cornwall

(Slavery and The Isles of Scilly) Nigel Pocock MPhil Vessels Wrecked in Scilly that were Supporting Caribbean Slavery

(Signed) Bevan, John The Infernal Diver

Richard Larn Twenty six works

(Maritime History and Reference) A very good collection

(Shipping Companies Interest)

(Maritime Reference and Shipwrecks)

(Reference and Ship lists) Seventeen works

(Reference and Ships Lost) Twenty works

(Reference) Eighteen works