GEORGE V REVIEWS INDIAN TROOPS - LONDON

George V Reviews Indian Troops - London 1910-1919

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George V reviews Indian troops - London.

Group shots of soldiers including Indian soldiers at standing around at camp.

Cataloguer's note: Not sure whether King George V actually appears in the is item.

Note: for longer version ON 386, which includes shots of King George V,...

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Cataloguer:: Howard
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 77032
Sort Number:: ON 386 A

Time in/Out:: 01:00:00:00 / 01:02:09:00
Canister:: ON 386 A
Film ID:: 2452.01
Issue Date:: 1910 - 1919

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