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Clues to identity of unknown crew man ... |
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The RMS Olympic in Cherbourg - 1911... |
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White Star Line Triple Screw S.S. "Olympic" 46,439 tons Largest oil burning steamer 882½ feet long ... |
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Broad view of the White Star tender GALLIC in Cherbourg. The GALLIC was replaced in June 1911 by the NOMADIC and the TRAFFIC ... |
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Famous because of her near collision with the Titanic. In this postcard she is shown at sea passing by the hospital at Netley Abbey, near So... |
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Two framed full color postcards of the Olympic/Titanic, one of which was sent from the Titanic. The postcards have identical images of the Olympic/Titanic on the front which are very rare, but only... |
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| On 11 April 1912, John Adams (real name Richard May) posted a card to his sister in Holsworthy, Devon. It read - "Dear Ethel, Just a few lines to tell you that I have found Jack... | |
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Postcard sent by Alfred Nourney to his mother from the Titanic... |
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Sent by Berthe Leroy to her mother whilst the Titanic was stopped at Queenstown. ... |
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Private Postcard... |
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From Eugene Daly to Bertha Mulvihill... |
Southern Evening Echo — 9th December 1952
Titanic postcard read "Everything very fine up to now. No sickness anywhere. The ship is wonderful. Wished you could have come"... |
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The card was sent to Michel Leroy as Berthe returned to France for the last time. ... |
| In Sotheby's July 21/22 1992 Sale Lot 278: RMS Titanic postcard sent from the Titanic, written to James Day of Swansea by his friend ''W.J.R.'' in pencil . .. Just a line to sho... | |
Shepton Mallet Journal — 2nd March 2000
Castle Cary's connection with the world's most famous shipping disaster has been strengthened still further. This is because a New Forest pensioner has discovered a postcard found on the sh... |
