Series of postcards of naval ships of the Russian Empire. Publication by N. Apostoli. Partnership of Golike and Vilborg. Permitted by the censorship of St. Petersburg. March 3, 1904. - № 34. Squadron battleship "Sevastopol". 10,960 tons.
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