Talk:HMS Falcon (1899)

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Mention of HMS Falcon on Antiques Roadshow (BBC version)

In Season 31, Episode 24 of Antiques Roadshow (BBC version), two British divers report on the discovery of HMS Falcon (this HMS Falcon in particular) in approximately 53 meters of water some miles offshore from England. They have recovered some equipment from the wreck, including two ships' telegraphs, one of which is exhibited on the show. Season 31 was shown in 2009 (roughly). It is available on YouTubeTV. 50.53.74.46 (talk) 05:49, 1 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]