Cadet In 1873 ... Now The "Nelson Of Japan" 1932

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Full title reads: "Greenhithe. Cadet in 1873 ... now the 'Nelson of Japan'. The Japanese Naval Attache presents Admiral Togo's flag to HMS Worcester - where he received his early training."

Greenhithe, Kent.

The Japanese Naval attache (in uniform) stands on the deck of H.M.S. Worcester...

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Cataloguer:
Mark
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
5178
Sort Number:
32/083
Time in/Out:
01:09:18:00 / 01:10:26:00
Canister:
32/83
Film ID:
685.08
Issue Date:
17/10/1932

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