Sandhurst Cadets Receive King's Banner

Sandhurst Cadets Receive King's Banner 1918

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Title - 'Buckingham Palace, London. Sandhurst cadets receive King's banner'.

London.

MS small group of men standing in middle of dense fog. Cadet on left salutes; kneels to King George V on right; as 2 other men watch.

Another man unfurls a flag; hands it to King; who then...

military; royalty; ceremonies; cadet; King George V;honors; flag; Britian

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Cataloguer:: Cheri
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Silent
Media URN:: 73037
Sort Number:: ON 111 G

Time in/Out:: 01:22:22:00 / 01:22:48:00
Canister:: ON 111 G
Film ID:: 1910.21
Issue Date:: 1918

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Collections: Newsreels
Categories: War & Revolution Historical Figures & Celebrities
WorkSpaces: Buckingham Palace gardens Anglesey Abbey

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