M/S of Princess Patricia walking with other dignitaries. He climbs steps holding bouquet of flowers and greet people. M/S of the Princess standing next to the propellor of plane with military official. She breaks bottle to christen the...
M/S of Princess Patricia walking with other dignitaries. He climbs steps holding bouquet of flowers and greet people. M/S of the Princess standing next to the propellor of plane with military official. She breaks bottle to christen the plane with a hammer. M/S of two senior military officials. M/S of pilot. The pilot climbs into the cockpit of the aircraft. L/S of the aircraft taking off and in-flight.
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The bishop seen here is Bishop John Taylor-Smith, Chaplain General of the Forces.
The man seen bowing to Princess Patricia at 00:31 is the pilot, Lieutenant H C Sanderson. Just to his left is The Duke of Connaught.
The aircraft is a Sopwith Camel. It is being christened "Osterley No. 1".
The location is Isleworth, Middlesex.
Following are several original photos of the event......
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