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Own a real piece of the Titanic
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Very popular
is this 8" x 10" custom matted and framed authentic
Titanic wreckwood. This thin piece of authentic pine wreckwood
is believed to be from the deck. It was found floating in
the sea by the recovery ship CS Minia. Along with the wood
is a high resolution picture print of the Titanic as it
departs. The wood, which may vary in size (almost always
larger) is approx. 20mm x 8mm. Some may also have more than
one piece small of wood. Mat may vary in color.
Uninsured
S & H is $15 and comes with a signed Certificate of
Authenticity and other support documentation.
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Another
popular item is this custom matted and framed 8"
x 10" authentic Titanic green baize fabric piece
with a high resolution picture print of the Titanic while
under construction. Also included is a small picture of
the smoking room in which this fabric piece may have come
from. The sizable green relic measures approx 3/4"
x 1/2" and may vary slightly.
Uninsured
S & H is $15 and comes with a signed Certificate of
Authenticity and other support documentation.
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Our best
selling item -
Perfect for the collector
on a budget. Now everyone can own a piece of the Titanic!
This is a small thin slice of authentic pine wreckwood
believed to be from the deck (look
here). It was found floating in the sea by the CS
Minia crew. Each piece will vary in size and shape. The
example shown is close the actual size, aprox. 18mm x
7mm but in many instances the piece shipped will be larger
or thicker. Some containers may have more than one small
piece. Holder is roughly 2.5" sq..
Uninsured
S & H is $4 for this item and comes with a Certificate
of Authenticity and other documents. Makes a great gift
item. Larger pieces available at request.
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Offered here is a piece of green baize (felt) fabric,
approx 1/2" x 1/2" in size. It was purportedly
taken as a souvenir just prior to the maiden voyage by
a merchant seaman, who regularly crossed the Atlantic.
Provenance includes a letter from the original owner.
Uninsured
S & H is $4 for this item and comes with a Certificate
of Authenticity and other documents. Larger pieces available
here.
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Another great affordable relic. Approximately
4" of dark red fabric thread used to upholster the
second class chairs on board the R.M.S. Titanic. It is
from an original roll-end fabric piece taken by Robert
Browne, Payroll Master for Harland and Wolff during the
building of the Titanic in 1911, and handed down to his
direct descendants. In 1998, the fabric in its entirety,
was displayed at the Vancouver Maritime Museum's Titanic
Shipwreck Show.
Uninsured
S & H is $4 for this item and comes with a Certificate
of Authenticity and other supporting documents.
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The
dark red fabric piece contained in this glass vial pendant
(about 12") was used to upholster the second class
chairs on board the R.M.S. Titanic. It is from an original
roll-end fabric piece taken by Robert Browne, Payroll Master
for Harland and Wolff during the building of the Titanic
in 1911, and handed down to his direct descendants. In 1998,
the fabric in its entirety, was displayed at the Vancouver
Maritime Museum's Titanic Shipwreck Show. Later it became
part of the collection of a well known Titanic expert.
Uninsured
S & H is $8 for this item and comes with a Certificate
of Authenticity and other supporting documents.
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In this glass
bulb is a generous amount of Titanic pine wreckwood slices
believed to be from the deck (look
here). The reckwood was found floating in the sea by
the CS Minia crew. A spectacular piece of history at an
affordable price!
Uninsured
S & H is $8 for this item and comes with a Certificate
of Authenticity and other supporting documents.
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The dark green baize (felt) fabric in this vial was purportedly
used and came directly from the Titanic. Just prior to the
maiden voyage a merchant seaman, who regularly crossed the
Atlantic, apparently took it as a souvenir. He gave it to
his sister who passed it down to her daughter-in law in
the United Kingdom about 50 years ago. It remained in her
possession until 1998. Soon after it became part of the
collection of a well known Titanic expert.
Uninsured
S & H is $8 for this item and comes with a Certificate
of Authenticity and other supporting documents.
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An "extraordinary
find" and thought to be lost in time. Offered is this
limited edition giclee print, made from what is believed
to be the original negative.
It is professionally printed on 11" x 17" artist
quality paper, with a viewing area slightly larger than
10" x 14". This is not a reproduction as frequently
seen in many different styles and colors, it is a modern
original. This is how the ad appeared in the April 6, 1912
edition of the Illustrated London News. Printed only once,
about a week before the sinking.
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here To see a larger image
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These
bulb vial pendants measure approx. 22mm x 11mm (excluding ring)
and are generously packed with original Titanic fabric or wood.
Each has sterling silver plated cap and a soldered solid sterling
silver ring for secure placement. They are not waterproof. All
come with a signed COA and other support documents.
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problems with the "Buy it Now" button or want to buy
in quantity? - contact
us by email directly.
Payments
are generally made through PayPal. All major credit cards are
excepted. For check or money order payments please contact us
below for details. Items typically ship within 2 days or less
and we will combine shipping if more than one item is bought.
CA residents please add 9.75% sales tax. Sorry no refunds, all
sales are final. All international purchases must be made through
paypal.
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