Slide set: The British Navy (lecture: Watson & Sons, 16 slides, in/before 1901)
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Watson & Sons, England
see also The British Navy: chapter I -- ships and guns (lecture: W. Butcher & Sons, 8 slides, 1901)
see also The British Navy: chapter II -- the handy man (lecture: W. Butcher & Sons, 8 slides, 1901)
see also [Photographs of Royal Navy ships and personnel] (lecture: W. Gregory & Co., at least 14 slides, 1890s)
BERESFORD, Admiral Lord Charles (1846-1919) – slide 16
MORANT, Admiral George (1837-1921) – slide 16
The photographs are credited (in small lettering visible at the bottom of some images) to W. Gregory & Co. of London. The images correspond exactly to those of the two Primus The British Navy sets and clearly provide the basis of those sets.
8 slides known to exist in private collection
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 27 October 2015
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