1928 ROYALTY / BUILDINGS: King George V opens the new Lloyds building.
April 7, 2026
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0:13Now Playing1928 ROYALTY / BUILDINGS: King George V opens the new Lloyds building.
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as posted by the channelDate: 26th March 1928
Location: London
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The New Lloyd's. The Pearl Sword of the City is surrendered at Temple Bar, to the King when he visits the city to open the new Lloyd's building.
ENGLAND: London:
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King George V and Queen Mary out of carriage on arrival at new Lloyd's building:
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King and Queen along in hall through assembled guests:
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