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Royal Navy HMS Princess Royal RPPC WB Series #547 WW1 Dreadnought Postcard RN

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  • Imperial German Navy: dreadnought
  • vickers: dreadnought
  • royal navy: hms princess royal
  • ww1: navy
  • dreadnought: hms princess royal
  • navy: postcard
  • ship: british
  • rcn: ww1
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
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  • Moltke: battlecruiser
  • battlecruiser: british
  • cruiser: Adriadne
  • RPPC: dreadnought
  • german cruiser: koln
  • battleship: dreadnought
  • british: navy
  • RN: dreadnought
  • lion class: battlecruiser
  • Admiral Beatty: hms princess royal
  • HMS Princess Royal: postcard
  • Canadian troop convoy: postcard

    Description

    Royal Navy HMS Princess Royal RPPC WB Series #547 WW1 Dreadnought
    Very nice postcard of HMS Princess Royal.
    Dreadnought design warship.
    Divided back.W.B.Series #547 Printed in England.
    RPPC in black and white.
    Condition is very nice.No creases to card.Very light touches to corners.
    Overall in very nice condition.
    History:
    HMS Princess Royal was the second of two Lion-class battlecruisers built for the Royal Navy before World War I. Designed in response to the Moltke-class battlecruisers of the Imperial German Navy.Construction started: May 2, 1910
    Launched: April 29, 1911.Length: 213 m Beam: 27 m
    Builders: Vickers, Barrow-in-Furness(wikipedia)
    HMS Princess Royal was a Lion class battlecruiser that fought at the three main naval battles in the North Sea. On 28 August she was one the
    battlecruisers despatched under Admiral Beatty to support the British raid into the Heligoland Bight. There she took part in the final part of the battle –
    the destruction of the German cruisers Köln and Adriadne. In early October she was detached from the Grand Fleet to help escort the
    first Canadian troop convoy across the Atlantic. She met up with the convoy at sea on 9 October, and remained with it until it reached Britain.
    Battle of the Falklands
    Battle of Dogger Bank (24 January 1915)
    Battle of Jutland
    Armaments:
    Eight 13.5in Mk V guns
    Sixteen 4in Mk VII guns
    Four 3pdr guns
    Two 21in submerged torpedo tubes
    Crew complement 997
    Launched 24 April 1911
    Completed November 1912
    Captains,Captain O. de B. Brock
    Captain Cowen
    Sold for break up 1922
    (historyofwarorg)
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