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1. www.cardcow.com › search3titanic on CardCow Vintage Postcards

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   Find Original Vintage Postcards From the Past 150 Years.

2. postalmuseum.si.edu › titanic-picture-postcardsTitanic Picture Postcards | National Postal Museum

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   Apr 2, 2012 · Numerous pre-sinking picture postcards touted Titanic’s status as the largest ship in the world by impressing both sender and recipient with statistics about her size and cost. Here, publishers Walton of Belfast repurposed their postcard of Olympic, simply changing the title to Titanic.

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3. www.christies.com › en › lotSeven post disaster R.M.S. Titanic postcards | Christie's

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   Seven post disaster R.M.S. Titanic postcards including: an (unused) "Steamer Titanic" in black and white with description and location of the disaster; an (unused) "S.S. Titanic Sunk by Collision with Iceberg, April 15, 1912", published by Max Rigot, Chicago in black and white; an (unused) "S.S. Titanic.

4. www.ggarchives.com › OceanTravel › TitanicRMS Titanic Postcards and Posters - GG Archives

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   RMS Titanic Postcards and Posters. Collection of Titanic Postcard Replicas that also includes some of her sister ship, the Olympic. Many postcards were printed before 1912 to market the new vessels to the public. One postcard in this collection was released after her sinking. Information from the back of that card was reprinted below it.

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5. www.ggarchives.com › OceanTravel › TitanicRMS Titanic Images - Postcards - GG Archives

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   RMS Titanic Images - Postcards. Assorted postcards of the Titanic or her sister ship, the Olympic of the White Star Line, with the majority of the postcards in color and dated from 1912 or before. S.S. Olympic Entering New York Harbor on First Trip. Post Card #70536. Made Only by Detroit Publishing Company. GGA Image ID # 10515908cc

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6. www.ebay.com › sch › ivintage titanic postcard for sale | eBay

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   Get the best deals for vintage titanic postcard at eBay.com. We have a great online selection at the lowest prices with Fast & Free shipping on many items!

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   Is this titanic postcard unused?

   • The postcard is unused. One of the few surviving picture postcards actually mailed aboard Titanic, this card was published by Raphael Tuck and Sons of London. Part of their “Oilette” series of cards (designed to resemble miniature oil paintings) it, too, features Olympic standing in for Titanic.

   Titanic Picture Postcards | National Postal Museum

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   Did any of the Titanic's Musicians survive?

   • The postcard was mailed in New York on May 8, 1912. Many survivors remembered that Titanic ’s eight musicians played “Nearer My God to Thee” immediately before the ship sank. The hymn became a popular theme of Titanic memorial postcards. The ship pictured at the top is, of course, Olympic. None of Titanic ’s musicians survived. Additional Imagery

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   Are there any photos of Titanic?

   • However, relatively few photographs exist of Titanic. Most images purporting to be the ship actually picture her slightly older, nearly identical sister, Olympic. Here are some examples from the National Postal Museum’s collection and the exhibition Fire & Ice: Hindenburg and Titanic. Courtesy Dr. Edward and Joanne Dauer.

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   Where can I get a titanic Oilette card?

   • Part of their “Oilette” series of cards (designed to resemble miniature oil paintings) it, too, features Olympic standing in for Titanic. Postcards such as this would have been available from stationers, dockside vendors and in the liners’ barber shops.

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8. www.titanicmuseum.org › rms-olympic-postcardsRMS Olympic Postcards - Titanic Museum

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   Four postcards in excellent condition, one of which was posted onboard the RMS Olympic as it sailed from Southampton to New York. Postcards were popular with passengers in the heyday of transatlantic crossings, often seen as a fun and heartfelt way to let family and friends about the opulence of White Star Line vessels, and life at sea.