Russia's Attempt to gain Naval Supremacy in the Pacific. Fighting Ships of both sides. 1905.

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  • Russia's Attempt to gain Naval Supremacy in the Pacific. Fighting Ships of

  • Russia's Attempt to gain Naval Supremacy in the Pacific. Fighting Ships of both sides. 1905.

  • Photographs with Descriptive Text.
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For Sale are 2 Full Pages from "The Sphere," April 22nd 1905, showing the following Photographs with Descriptive Text for "Russia's Attempt to Gain Naval Supremacy in the Pacific." Showing Fighting Ships of both Sides.

                                                  First Page.
   a- The Russian First-Class Battleship, "Alexander III.," 13,516 Tons.
   b- Battleship, " Kniaz Suvaroff," 13,516 Tons.
   c- Protected Cruiser, "Svietlana," 3,828 Tons.
   d- Protected Cruiser, "Aurora," 6,630 Tons.
   e- Old Armoured Cruiser, "Admiral Nakhimoff," 8,500 Tons.
   f- A Type Russian Destroyer.
   g- Armoured Cruiser, "Dmitri Donskoi," 5,893 Tons.
   
                                                 Second Page.
   a- Big Guns on the Japanese First-Class Battleship, "Asahi," 15,000 Tons.
   b- First-Class Battleship, "Fuji," 12,300 Tons.
   c- First-Class Battleship, "Asahi," 15,000 Tons.
   d- Japan's Battleship "Mikasa," 15,200 Tons.
   e- Armoured Cruiser, "Azuma," 9,436 Tons.
   f- Protected Cruiser, "Kasagi," 4,784 Tons.
   g- Japanese Destroyer, "Murakumo."

Also showing on these 2 Pages is an Illustrative Map showing the area in which the Conflict between Rojestvensky and Togo may take place.

Condition is Very Good.