The spendor and tragedy of the legendary "Titanic" captured in dramatic photo and illustration Cards by Frank O. Braynard She was "unsinkable" - a monument to modern engineering and nautical design. But on her maiden voyage, during the night of April 14, 1912, the White Star superliner TITANIC struck an iceberg and became a legend - not for its highly publicized "indestructibility" but because of the castastrophe that took the lives of more than 1,500 passengers.
In this remarkable collection, twenty-four reproductions of historic photographs and paintings recapture the character, magnitude, spirit and tragedy of this great ship. Included are photos of the TITANIC in dry dock and on trial runs, its captain, the ship's gigantic engine and rudder, a charmingly outfitted sunroom, and a magnificent stateroom. There are also authentic photographs of grim-faced survivors aboard the rescue ship CARPATHIA and of the ship's remains on the ocean floor.
This thrilling postcard collection will fascinate collectors, historians, and anyone captivated by the splendor of ocean liners of the past. Six (6) pages of perforated removable postcards. Please Click On Image For A Closer Look!
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