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TITANIC Original set of 6 Titanic postcards from Bamforth (series 21-26), each depicting the Titanic listing at sea. There are angels coming downstairs to escort the spirits skyward, the words to "Nearer my god to thee" appear along with a robed model praying, Jesus also makes an appearance on this rather dramatic set of cards. A rare set, ideal for framing. |
£180 |
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TITANIC "The Deathless Story of the Titanic", Complete narrative with many illustrations, Philip Gibbs. Published by Press Inc. (Riverside, USA). 40 pages. |
£45 |
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TITANIC Original Memorial card from the Cornish Riviera Series published by E. A. Bragg, 1 Claremont Terrace, Falmouth. Card depicts Capt. E. J. Smith R. N. R. and Mr John George Phillips (wireless operator) with a photograph of the Titanic leaving Southampton. "Nearer my god to thee" verses to the top corners. R.I.P. in Memoriam Heroes all to Cpt Smith officers crew and passengers Be British with the wrong date, April 14th 1912. Real photographs. Good condition unused. Approximately 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". |
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TITANIC Vintage Rotary real photographic postcard (Ref. 3722.B) "The ill fated White Star Liner "Titanic" again with the wrong date (April 15th) with musical quotation of "Nearer my God to thee", the hymn the band were playing as she sunk. Light corner crease to to top left corner, unused. Approximately 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". Please note this is a genuine vintage TITANIC postcard and not a modern re-issue. |
£65 |
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TITANIC Original Titanic Headline 'Evening Herald" (Los Angeles) Newspaper dated Thursday April 25th, 1912. "205 bodies picked up in Titanic's wreckage". "'Keep mouth shut' was Marconi's wireless to Carpathia says Warship". Together with a doctored image :- "J Bruce Ismay as he appeared when leaving Carpathia". Professionally framed and glazed, ready to hang. Complete newspaper approximately 23" x 18". |
£120 |
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TITANIC Vintage large format 40 page program for the Dramatic and Operatic Matinee in Aid of the Titanic Disaster Fund held at London's Covent Garden Opera House on May 14th, 1912 - just four weeks after the disaster. Participating artists included Anna Pavlova, Sarah Bernhardt, Clara Butt etc... Approximately 10" x 12". 1 staple missing & general age wear throughout. Extremely rare. |
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TITANIC Vintage songsheet No 172 "The Ship That Will Never Return (the loss of the Titanic by F. V. St. Clair) 1912. Songsheet states "The entire publishing profits of the first 10,000 copies will be devoted to the relief fund". Rare. |
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TITANIC A rare and scarce Salesman Edition "Sinking of the Titanic, Thrilling Stories told by Survivors", Hardback book, 1912. 9 1/2" x 7". This Memorial Edition (1912) book was one of the first ones to be produced after the disaster being published in May 1912 less than one month after. The book gives an introduction with many presumed facts as not all the information was available at the time of printing, e.g the exact number of those who perished, the correct names etc... Being a Salesman Sample Edition, it also has a piece of lined note paper to the back to take orders (clean). There is light age wear and toning throughout, though complete in this form, the cover displays well. 70 pages heavily illustrated throughout. |
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TITANIC 1912 1st Edition L.T. Myers full of photographs and first hand accounts, graphs maps, diagrams and sketches. Well thumbed but displays well. 350 pages (32 pages of illustrations). See photos. |
£65 |
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TITANIC 1912 First Edition, packed with photographs, diagrams & sketches. Printed 1 month after the sinking. |
£68 |
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TITANIC The Sinking of the Titanic, Official Edition, 1912, published by L. H. Walter. 320 pages hardback absolutely packed with photographs, sketches and diagrams. There is also a "list of the dead". Exciting stories of escape, told by the survivors, also a history of icebergs, the terror of the sea, wireless telegraphy and modern shipbuilding. Edited by Thomas H. Russell A.M., LL.D. |
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TITANIC Vintage 1912 Titanic remembrance paper napkin printed by Burgess of London. Approx. 14.25" x 14.25". Professionally framed and glazed. |
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TITANIC Vintage 1912 Titanic remembrance paper napkin. Overall size approx. 21" x 21". Professionally framed and glazed. Folds & age wear. |
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TITANIC Full page Ad for VINOLIA OTTO TOILET SOAP used in the first class staterooms on Titanic. This illustrated Ad appeared in the London Illustrated News edition of April 6, 1912, just a week before the sinking. The full page ad shows the Turkish Bath, 1st Class State Room and the Swimming Pool. This is the complete 40 page magazine. Approx. 16"x 11 1/2" (the center pages have come loose from their staples, but otherwise the paper is intact and in very good shape for its age). |
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TITANIC Vintage French Newspaper "Le Petit Journal", 28 April 1912 with full page colour illustration of the collision with the iceberg. Approx. 17.5" x 12.25". Odd edge tears & a small piece cut out in the bottom right corner (1" x 2") not affecting the graphic. |
£25 |
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TITANIC Vintage French Newspaper "Le Petit Journal", 2 June 1912 with full page colour illustration of the lifeboat loading (wildly inaccurate). Approx. 17.5" x 12.25". Odd edge tears & a small piece cut out in the bottom right corner (1" x 2") not affecting the graphic. |
£25 |
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TITANIC Vintage 1912 Titanic "In Memoriam" card. Has a small tear to the bottom right not affecting text or photo. |
£85 |
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TITANIC Edison Record (10") "The Sinking of the Titanic" singing, harmonica and guitar (Ernest V. Stoneman) The Blue Ridge Mountaineer. Index No 11058, made in the USA. Fine condition. 78rpm. |
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TITANIC 1912 The Wreck of the Titanic 6-page Sheet Music. Piano composition by Jeanette Forrest. 10" x 13.25". |
£95 |
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TITANIC, 1912 Sheet Music, Plus Pres de Toi Mon Dieu! ( Nearer My God To Thee), French text, with words also in English | SOLD |
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TITANIC 1912 postcard "Nearer My God To Thee". Vintage "National Series". Broadside view of Titanic in full steam with the hymn "Nearer My God To Thee" (music and words) underneath. Printed to the base of the card "Hymn played by Bandsmen of the S. S. "Titanic" as she sank to her doom 15th April 1912. Ideal for framing. Very slight corner pressure from former postcard album. |
£65 |
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TITANIC Vintage Titanic postcard 1912. Titanic in full steam "White Star Liner "TITANIC", Left Southampton on maiden voyage, April 10th, 1912. Collided with icefield and sank, Monday, 15th April. Length, 882 feet; beam, 92 feet; tonnage, 46,192. Captain, E. J. Smith.". Ideal for framing, signs of former mounting to reverse and a little overall age toning, nothing too bad. |
£68 |
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TITANIC Classic Valentines 1912 issue with backprint listing statistics of Titanic. Height of funnels, number of steel decks etc... The front has Titanic getting steam up (a tug boat nearby) with print underneath "The Most Appalling Disaster in Maritime History. The White Star Liner "TITANIC", sunk on her maiden voyage off Cape Race, 15th April, 1912. |
£95 |
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MARITIME "APPARATUS FOR SAVING LIFE IN CASE OF SHIPWRECK", this wonderful print shows 13 ways and equipment, in case of emergency at sea. Hand colored graphics. Approx. 8" x 6" (framed to an overall size of 13 1/2" x 10"). A little bit of damage to the original frame (top corners), could do with reframing. I would estimate the print to be circa 1850's(?). |
£28 |
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Heavy
cast iron box, "To operate, open door and pull loop. Warning siren to
engine room will sound when door is opened". There is a little bolt
on a chain that can pull out to open the door. Approximately 8"
diameter. A few rust spots here and there. We were told this came from a de-commissioned battleship in Plymouth docks. |
£25 |
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WHALE EARDRUM Hand-painted in the image of a soldier. The art of whale eardrum painting has long since vanished! Nice & heavy & very unusual. |
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