DER TAG: THE SURRENDER OF THE GERMAN HIGH SEAS FLEET, 21ST NOVEMBER 1918

a manuscript and watercolour plan showing the disposition of the Grand Fleet during the arrival of the German High Seas Fleet, each ship named and grouped by squadron, inscribed to top Der Tag by crossed Union and Naval Ensign flags, inscribed The Surrender of the German High Seas Fleet, 9 Battle Ships; 5 Battle Crusiers; 7 Light Cruisers; 49 Destroyers, Nov. 21^st 1918. to the Grand Fleet -- 20 x 12in. (51 x 30.5cm.); framed and glazed

Condition Report

23 x 15½in. framed size. Text somewhat faded, time-stained throughout.

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