Full title reads: “Portsmouth - The Toast is ... ’The Navy!’ Whilst World discusses war debts, reparations, disarmament, economic crises, etc. etc. - Britain’s Bulwark just ’carries on’ as silently & efficiently as ever!“
Portsmouth, Hampshire
Naval vessel sailing in harbour. It sails towards the camera. Sailors are standing on the foredeck.
Ship with the designation H33 sails in harbour. Pan along ship from prow to stern showing detail of guns.
Sound Track Missing. There appears to have been a shorter, silent version of this item in Gazette 1883. This is currently missing.
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