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1929 ROYAL: Duke of York visits Nautical School T.S "Mercury"
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0:20Now PlayingDate: 19th December 1929
Location: Southampton, Berkshire
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: 'Duke of York visits Nautical School TS "Mercury", Hamble, Southampton, on occasion of annual prize-giving'
ENGLAND: Hampshire: Southampton: Hamble:
Duke of York (Prince Albert, future King George VI) arriving, shaking hands with officials / Duke of York along inspecting cadets at TS Mercury (Training Ship Mercury) / Duke of York along with others / Cadets taking part in ceremony
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