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[NAVY] Official photograph of the crew of the armored cruiser “Rurik” on the ship’s deck. Silver gelatin print, mounted on cardboard. All crew members pictured are identified by handwritten labels at the bottom of the cardboard backing; 160 × 225 mm (photograph), 24 × 32 cm (cardboard backing); cardboard backing in its original condition. The armored cruiser “Rurik,” built in English shipyards, was launched on November 4, 1906. It was the last of the large Russian armored cruisers of this class. It played an active role in World War I during the battles in the Baltic Sea. [FLEET] A ceremonial photograph of the crew of the armored cruiser “Rurik” on the ship’s deck. Silver gelatin photograph mounted on cardboard. All individuals in the photograph are hand-labeled at the bottom of the cardboard, 160 × 225 mm. (photograph), 24 × 32 cm (cardboard), cardboard in good condition. The armored cruiser “Rurik,” built at British shipyards, was launched on November 4, 1906. It was the last of the largest Russian cruisers of this type. It played an active role in World War I during the battles in the Baltic Sea.
[ translate ][NAVY] Official photograph of the crew of the armored cruiser “Rurik” on the ship’s deck. Silver gelatin print, mounted on cardboard. All crew members pictured are identified by handwritten labels at the bottom of the cardboard backing; 160 × 225 mm (photograph), 24 × 32 cm (cardboard backing); cardboard backing in its original condition. The armored cruiser “Rurik,” built in English shipyards, was launched on November 4, 1906. It was the last of the large Russian armored cruisers of this class. It played an active role in World War I during the battles in the Baltic Sea. [FLEET] A ceremonial photograph of the crew of the armored cruiser “Rurik” on the ship’s deck. Silver gelatin photograph mounted on cardboard. All individuals in the photograph are hand-labeled at the bottom of the cardboard, 160 × 225 mm. (photograph), 24 × 32 cm (cardboard), cardboard in good condition. The armored cruiser “Rurik,” built at British shipyards, was launched on November 4, 1906. It was the last of the largest Russian cruisers of this type. It played an active role in World War I during the battles in the Baltic Sea.
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