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Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

Two pages of printed text from a book titled The Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid M. Porter, with page numbers 8 and 9 visible.

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

Two pages of printed text from a book titled Gwerin describing the history and inhabitants of the Cambridgeshire Fens.

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

Two pages of printed text from a book titled Gwerin, discussing the history and occupations of the Cambridgeshire Fens.

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

A page of text from a publication featuring line drawings of an eel gleve, a fish dart, eel tongs, and a woven eel trap.

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

Two pages of printed text with a line drawing showing a turf knife, becket, turf spade, horse over-shoes, and iron boots.

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

Open book pages showing text and two technical drawings: a Sedge Knife with a scale bar and a Fen Skate with a scale bar.

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

Two pages of text from a publication titled Gwerin describing the history of bog-oak carving and the coprolite industry.

Cambridgeshire Fens by Enid Porter

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