DRYLAND SKIPPERS - A FASCINATING HOBBY

Dryland Skippers - A Fascinating Hobby 1920-1929

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A model of the "Renown" battleship sails on the water.

C/U of the top of the model boat. The top of the model is lifted off then replaced. C/U of moving propeller. The boat is placed into the water - man sailing it is dressed in naval uniform. The motor is attached and the boat moves off....

models children's amusements toys boats warships Renown navy H.M.S. HMS Wrestler military uniforms

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Cataloguer:: Jenny
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 14641
Sort Number:: EP 049

Time in/Out:: 01:46:33:00 / 01:49:25:00
Canister:: EP 049
Film ID:: 848.19
Issue Date:: 1920 - 1929

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