1921 H.M.S. Victory dry-docked at Portsmouth

Date: 19th December 1921

Location: PORTSMOUTH

Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)

SLATE INFORMATION: H.M.S. Victory Removed for Safety from Harbour to Dockyard at Porstmouth for Examination of Under Water Timbers

ENGLAND: Hampshire: Portsmouth:

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LV. H.M.S. "Victory"

(16ft)

GV(high angle) Masts, pan down to SV. Hull

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CU. Wheel turning

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MV. Captain pointing to emblem

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TITLE: NELSON'S FAMOUS FLAG-SHIP HAS FLOWN THE FLAG OF THE NAVAL COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF FOR OVER 100 YEARS

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MV. Sailor hauling down flag

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CU. Captain & senior officers

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Video Roll Title: H.M.S. Victory removed for safety from Harbour to dockyard at Portsmouth for examination of under water timbers: 56ft Issue sheet title: REMOVED FOR SAFETY TO PORTSMOUTH TO EXAMINE UNDERWATER TIMBERS

H.M.S. VICTORTY: dry-docked at Portsmouth.

Portsmouth: H.M.S. Victory dry-docked at Portsmouth

Navy - Active, Great Britain

Royal Navy, Lord Nelson, Ship of the Line, first rate, sailing ship, square rig, officers, No. 2 dock, Society for Nautical Research, peacetime, postwar, interwar, interbellum, WWI, World War I, Great War, First World War

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