These beautiful and historic playing cards featuring classic luggage labels from the 1920s through the 1950s; jewels of graphic design by unsung artists. These seductive labels, recalling a less hurried age of the great liners and luxurious hotels, were pasted on leather suitcases and steamer trunks, proud mementoes of the grand hotels, elegant ships and the lost glamour of flying.
These beautiful and historic playing cards featuring the great ocean liners from Olympic and Titanic through the 1960s; jewels of graphic design in the glamorous posters of famous ship, ports of call and the iconic companies they represented.
Entering service in 1938, the Nieuw Amsterdam was the Holland America Line flagship until the construction of the Rotterdam in the late 1950s. Her pre-war life was short and she was used as a troopship during the Second World War, carrying many thousands of Allied troops to all corners of the world. Of 36,000 tons, she was the largest vessel built in Rotterdam and was launched by Queen Wilhelmina in April 1937...
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This is a wonderful gift book--the richness and emotion of the story are all the more poignant when enhanced by actual family photographs, the Spedden's tragic personal story and the reflection of an era that will never exist again.
Leighton H. Coleman, III, opened a window on the sinking of the Titanic, the most famous sea disaster of all time, through memorabilia while exploring the attic of his relative Daisy Corning Stone Spedden. He found many personal treasures, including a charming book Daisy had written in 1913 for her 8-year-old son, Douglas.
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Made exclusively for the Titanic Historical Society, this delightful custom
made RMS Titanic ornament can hang in your window as a decoration or for your
special Christmas tree. Makes a great keepsake favor for your Titanic party,
too. Fully sculpted ship and water is raised and slightly rounded producing
a great three-dimensional effect. RMS Titanic is painted realistically in
her traditional black hull, white superstructure, buff and black funnels...
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The striking hues and brilliant coloration bring a fashionable accent to the bracelet’s design handcrafted by the skilled artisan, Barbara Kamuda. The variety of colors on the Titanic Remembrance bracelet adds radiance to any palette. A silver metal dangle Titanic charm sparkles and the color combination of the eye-catching glass beads add stunning splashes of sublime color to your wardrobe that will surely attract onlookers to admire its unique style.
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Titanic’s first class passenger list is one of the most requested reproductions and its understandable why. This is an exquisite reproduction printed from an original and rare Titanic Passenger List in the Titanic Museum Collection. Hold a real piece of history in your hand and search through the familiar names. Printed with the same color covers and includes Titanic's (future) scheduled sailings and the listing of the passengers in first and second class. This facsimile original maiden voyage booklet printed on glossy paper looks like the real thing and contains all the shipboard information that was distributed to the passengers. A real find for those seeking information about the first and second class people who were aboard the Titanic.
Click Here For MoreWelcome! The Titanic Historical Society, Inc. (THS), established in 1963, is the premier source for Titanic and White Star Line information. THS is the original and largest Titanic society in the world. Nearing the half-century mark, our mission of preserving the great ship’s history can be seen in our outstanding publications, Titanic Museum and annual themed events.
Our experienced and knowledgeable officers and members include maritime historians, authors, artists, etc. who have been consultants and/or actively worked on numerous Robert Ballard (Nat Geo) and James Cameron (Fox/Discovery) projects, not to mention History Channel investigations et al., the THS has already proved itself a worthy source of qualified researchers. In addition, the THS has one of the largest available Titanic/White Star related photographic archives in the world.
People of all ages and all countries who love the ship and her story are invited to join THS as members and receive the incomparable Titanic Commutator. The Titanic Museum’s superb collection in Indian Orchard, Massachusetts, was the first permanent exhibition of rare Titanic artifacts and documents donated by survivors. Become a member, tour our Museum and visit our Museum Shop online or in person. Enter curious, leave inspired.
A must-have for those who wish to recreate menus on the Titanic. The author, Yvonne Hume, has always been passionate about cooking and has more than 35 years of experience cooking professionally in her own establishments. It the name seems familiar to Titanic buffs, it is -- she is the great niece of first violinist, John Hume on the Titanic. His story led to her fascination of the great ship and its food. In this colorful book she has simplified the Titanic menus to encourage cooks at all levels of ability to enjoy recreating these delicious dishes. The book is printed in full color with large images showing each dish––most photographs are a half to a full page. All classes on board are fully represented––First-, second- and third class from Starters to Main Courses, Desserts, Afternoon Tea, even Sweet and Savory accompaniments. There are helpful conversion tables; also a list of wines and spirits from the Titanic; a brief history of cooking aboard and what it was like as a Titanic chef and it would not be complete without a story of Titanic’s band and John “Jock” Law Hume. The author provides additional advice and illustrations on napkin folding and the logistics of making an evening go smoothly. The reader has everything they need to host a wonderful Titanic dinner party. Hardcover. 140 pages.
Reproduction mementoes from the world’s most famous ship are in this unique collection from the archives of the Titanic Historical Society, The National Archives (UK), Onslows Auctions, Ltd, National Maritime Museum and Southampton City Council Arts and Heritage. Included are replicas of a wireless from Titanic to S.S. Birma “We have struck and iceberg…” telegram; a crewman’s sign-on certificate; an April 14, 1912 second class menu and an April 11, 1912 first class menu; advertising flyers for Vinolia Soap, a cutaway of the ship brochure and a poster of her sailing from New York on April 20, 1912 and letter of condolence from the Dockworker’s Union, Southampton. Also is Titanic’s first class passenger list, a letter written on Titanic stationer, eight different Titanic postcards including color interiors, “Nearer My God to Thee” sheet music in English and French; Titanic’s Transcript of Register to the Registrar-General of Shipping and Seamen which is Titanic’s official government document; an abridged edition of the Daily Graphic newspaper reporting on the sinking of the Titanic.
Buy a bunch. Ideal a favors for Titanic dinners, school projects, scrapbooking with a Titanic theme are just a few ideas you can use in this inexpensive Titanic Mementoes Collection. Definitely a must-have addition to a Titanic buff’s collection.
The feature story covers the grand opening on April 8, 2010 in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee of the newest Titanic Museum Attraction that was greeted by an enthusiastic and overflowing crowd. Although rain was falling, as far as the eye could see a colorful ocean of umbrellas filled the surrounding parking lot, entertainment platform and ship. At the front of the stage were special guests––collectors and contributors of both Branson and Pigeon Forge museums, including yours truly, descendents of family members of Titanic passengers, media from all the networks including live radio programming and the Internet.
Standing on “Titanic's” imposing bow was “Captain Smith” who christened the ship with champagne. Bagpipers played and singers sang the national anthem at the raising of the American flag on Titanic's foremast. After the official ceremonies ended, the cast of “Titanic, the Musical” sang selections followed by free evening concerts to crowds that overflowed onto the sidewalks and nearby properties. Traffic on the well-traveled Parkway through Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains National Park came to a halt when Saturday’s fireworks display choreographed to James Cameron’s Titanic movie theme, the haunting, “My Heart Will Go On” played as the night sky lit up for miles around.
This issue includes the conclusion of Oceanic III, The Unfinished Dream by Timothy Trower, the result of years of research to bring her story to date. Engineering in September 1952 summed it up: “Unfortunately, due to the depressed state of shipping at the time, the construction of the vessel had not gone very far before it was brought to a halt. As a result, Queen’s Island was denied the honour of building the first vessel to have a length of 1,000 feet and completing what would have been truly a remarkable achievement in the sphere of shipbuilding and marine engineering. Nevertheless, the fact that such a bold design was ever contemplated suffices to prove how far Messrs. Harland and Wolff had by then progressed along the path of Diesel engine development for marine propulsion.”
The most fascinating images, quality printing, precise fitting, strong and rich materials in this challenging puzzle for all ages. Great family fun to see Titanic come to life when completed. All these define Clementoni’s High Qualiy Collection. An elegant puzzle line designed for those who have a passion for details. Clementoni uses recycled materials and avoids using polluting components because of their dedicated commitment to the enviroment. Made in Italy. Finished size 33 ¼ x 23 ¼ inches or 84.3 x 59.2 cm
Express yourself with these exceptional Star-Crossed Titanic earrings handcrafted by the skilled artisan, Barbara Kamuda in beautiful silver. Their brilliant shine dazzles the eye and will surely have your friends admire their unique style. A silver star representing the White Star Line around the ship is forever remembered. A metal dangle Titanic charm commemorates the timeless journey of the ill-fated liner.
If you had been astern of Titanic on that fateful night in 1912, the last word to flash before your eyes as the great ship plunged beneath the waves would have been “Liverpool.” The ship’s loss, a national and international tragedy was indeed, a tragedy for the city whose connection with the disaster is often overlooked by Southampton and Belfast. This fascinating book highlights for the first time the extraordinary stories that link Britain’s pre-eminent port city with its most famous maritime loss. Drawing on material from the White Star Line archives, the extensive holdings of the Merseyside Maritime Museum and a variety of historical sources, the author, one of the curatorial staff at Merseyside Maritime Museum since 1982, unearths the back story of key characters with Liverpool locales. Many of Titanic’s officers and crew were either from Liverpool or had strong links with the port; the ship’s owners were based in the city and many of the most colorful tales to emerge from the disaster relate to Liverpool people. Titanic and Liverpool casts a new light on a familiar story and establishes the clear relationship between the doomed ship and her home port.
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Photo of TitanicThis stunning photograph of Titanic is the last known snapshot of the ill-fated liner as she was leaving Queenstown. Snapped by a Titanic passenger––a member of the Odell family, said to be Kate Odell who was traveling with Jack Odell, a young boy who was on holiday with his family. He is pictured on board Titanic with his own Kodak camera. The story of these photographs were featured in an issue The Titanic Commutator. (Issue No. 95 titled “Mementoes of a Historic Passage” available in this store.) Click Here to view.
The Odells got on board at Southampton and disembarked in Queenstown, Ireland, Titanic's last port of call. This image was taken while they were on the tender heading back to Queenstown (now Cobh).
Not only is this image the last known picture taken of Titanic but also is signed by Jack Odell who was on board the ill-fated ship and fortunate to have gotten off with his family. A magnificent and amazing collectible. This is not a printed autograph. Each print was signed by hand by Mr. Jack Odell who kindly signed these prints especially for the Titanic Historical Society and they were offered for the first time at the Society’s convention in Boston in 1992.
Printed on heavy art paper. Each is Numbered. A Certificate of Authenticity is included. Outside measurement: 22 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches.
When these autographed prints are gone, they are gone forever.
ORIGINAL PRICE $190. LIMITED TIME SPECIAL $135.
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Titanic Dinner Parties Category
Gathered into one category for easy review and purchase, here all the items for hosting an excellent Titanic Dinner Party. Be sure to set your table with our Titanic Dinner Package, sold in single place settings or packs of 12. Present your guests with memorable party favors like the mini Titanic keychain or Titanic ornament. Decorate with reproduction documents and put on the original music as was played aboard the Titanic. Click here to browse this category, or find it any time from the side menu in our Museum Store.
Show your support for the Titanic with this instant collectible Titanic Centennial Memorial Pin. Striking cutout of Titanic as she will appear on the new black granite Titanic Centennial Memorial to be unveiled by the Titanic Historical Society in Springfield, Massachusetts on the weekend of April 20-22, 2012. The pin is metal with a safety clasp on a bright goldtone back. On the front, brilliant blue circles the Titanic design with the important dates 1912-2012 imprinted. Pin is 2 inches or 5.5 cm diameter.
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Now you can relive the courtly polish of Titanic's Edwardian-style without
the muss and fuss of searching for the right accessories. In an era in which
the Social Register listed vessels on which the socially prominent sailed,
the White Star Line set a standard right down to the understated, elegant
menus and place settings in the first class dining saloon. Created especially
for your Titanic Dinner party using rare originals from The Titanic Museum
Collection reproduced to create a 1912 ambience for your unique Titanic Dinner
all in one.
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First class elegance with large, banquet-size napkins. Soft, absorbent yet
elegant white with famous White Star Line logo imprinted in red and big enough
to cover your lap. 25 per package. Measuring a huge 17 X 17 inches (unfolded);
8.50 X 8.50 (folded) with embossed pleated edge.
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A faithful reproduction of original White Star Line buff-colour stationery
with the imprinted White Star burgee logo in red and the Titanic's name at
the top left. 10 sheets and 10 envelopes in each package.
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In this book, Robert Ballard tells the complete story of the Titanic and of his thrilling quest to find her. In words and dozens of pictures, what it was like to be on board the Titanic the night she sank. Then Dr. Ballard takes us down in his tiny submarine to explore the eerie wreck of the doomed ship. On every page full-color photos and illustrations by Ken Marschall, show the Titanic as she once was and as she appears today.
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From her shipyard construction and maiden voyage to her decades-long career as the world’s most magnificent liner, here is the grand history of Cunard’s longest-serving vessel, the Queen Elizabeth 2. This lavishly illustrated book portrays the QE2’s inherent beauty and ultramodern design as well as her glamor and charismatic appeal.
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On April 15, 1912, RMS Titanic sank with 1,517 people, leaving the rest clinging to debris in the frozen waters of the North Atlantic awaiting rescue. Historian Nick Barratt gathers tales of incredible folly and unimaginable courage––the aspirations of the owners, the efforts of the crew and, of course, the eyewitness accounts from those lucky enough to have survived.
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Awash in elegance, this pin is a skillful recreation of the reknowned White Star Line logo, a red swallowtail flag with a white star in the center surrounded in royal blue. This beautiful pin is made of baked enamel in authentic colors that is set off in solid brass. .75 inch diameter, push pin back.
Reproductions of Rare Originals. MAJESTIC, OLYMPIC, BRITANNIC, OCEANIC, TEUTONIC,
CEDRIC, GEORGIC, REPUBLIC, HOMERIC and the CUNARDER CARPATHIA.
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The perfect party favor or place card holder for your gala Titanic Dinner
or Titanic birthday party at a discount price when you buy the party pack.
RMS Titanic is one of the nicest little miniatures in the inexpensive price
range that we’ve ever seen. Comes 12 to a package.
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The book's Introduction dated October 2008 was written by Millvina Dean who said, "The Titanic meant very little to me at the time. Nobody seemed to talk about it very much and the fact that my father had died on the ship didn't really make a huge impression on me. After all, what was the Titanic to me? It didn't seem to have any bearing on my world at all. That I had been the youngest survivor of the disaster meant even less! My mother told me the facts and that was that."
