4,32 million for the benefit of underwriters who had insured the bullion salvaged from the wartime wreck of HMS Edinburgh, a Town-Class Royal Navy Light Cruiser which sank in the Barents Sea in May, 1942. Admiring the bars are, foreground, from left to right: Peter Green, Chairman of Lloyd's; Michael Payne, a leading Lloyd's underwriter and Richard Wharton and Malcolm Williams who are the organisers of the salvage diving expedition, and underwriting members of Lloyd's.
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4096 x 3072 px | 34.7 x 26 cm | 13.7 x 10.2 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
1 December 1981Location:
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4, 32 million for the benefit of underwriters who had insured the bullion salvaged from the wartime wreck of HMS Edinburgh, a Town-Class Royal Navy Light Cruiser which sank in the Barents Sea in May, 1942. Admiring the bars are, foreground, from left to right: Peter Green, Chairman of Lloyd's; Michael Payne, a leading Lloyd's underwriter and Richard Wharton and Malcolm Williams who are the organisers of the salvage diving expedition, and underwriting members of Lloyd's.