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RMS Titanic White Star Line Limited Edition Framed Memorabilia Display – #1845 of 25,000
Impressive RMS Titanic commemorative display featuring a collection of White Star Line and Titanic-related reproductions presented together in a large wood-tone framed display.
This limited-edition presentation is individually numbered 1845 of only 25,000 produced and makes an outstanding display piece for a Titanic, White Star Line, maritime history, or ocean liner collection.
The display includes:
• White Star Line “Queen of the Ocean – TITANIC” sailing advertisement featuring the April 20th sailing date and period third-class fares• White Star Line First Class Passenger Ticket reproduction dated 10/4/1912 and bearing the name Rev. J. Stuart Holden• Marconi International Marine Communication Co. service form reproduction relating to Titanic/Baltic communications• Dramatic color image depicting RMS Titanic at sea• Titanic commemorative medallion/coin featuring the ship• Individually numbered identification plaque: Limited Edition 1845 of 25,000• Attractive wood-tone presentation with clear protective covering
Rev. J. Stuart Holden has an especially interesting connection to Titanic history. Holden had booked passage aboard Titanic but did not make the voyage, making reproductions of his surviving ticket a recognizable piece of Titanic memorabilia.
Please note: This is a limited-edition commemorative presentation. The historical documents incorporated into the display should be considered reproductions/facsimiles and are not being represented as original 1912 Titanic documents.
A substantial and visually impressive piece that displays beautifully and would make an excellent addition to a maritime collection, Titanic-themed room, office, library, restaurant, museum-style display, or man cave.
Limited Edition #1845 of 25,000.
Please review all photographs carefully for exact contents, details, and condition. The photographs are considered an important part of the description.
A fantastic display piece celebrating one of the most famous ocean liners in history.
