Two Sea Scouts exchange Christmas gifts at the PHIPP Thames on 29 November, 1985. – Vintage Photograph

On 29 November, 1985, two Sea Scouts exchange a Christmas gift at the PHIPP Thames. The gift is 3.7 cm wide and is a model of a battleship, with the words Marks Mort written on it. The two Sea Scouts, whose ages are unknown, are seen smiling and shaking hands, likely to thank each other for the thoughtful gift exchange.On 29 November, 1985, two Sea Scouts exchange a Christmas gift at the PHIPP Thames. The gift is 3.7 cm wide and is a model of a battleship, with the words Marks Mort written on it. The two Sea Scouts, whose ages are unknown, are seen smiling and shaking hands, likely to thank each other for the thoughtful gift exchange.

Dimensions: 11 x 20.6 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04905475

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OCR computer generated text:

SEA SCOUTS SEA S Christmas Gift form Marks

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mort od dr 3.7cm wide aiario odsvisz Bould ot nd he d 16/as tary of the PHIPP Thame. ar SO “yob- nough gsters’ as. heed to ir ser- to say OV 19851 Two and 332 29 NOV 19851