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2.25x5.25" autograph of J. Bruce Ismay, president of the White Star Line. A White Star Lines flag has been glued in the corner.

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10.75x8" certificate of authenticity with the autograph of Jack Odell, one of a small number of passengers who disembarked from the TITANIC in Queenstown, Ireland before her voyage across the North Atlantic. The certificate explains O'Dell's story and includes a photo of Jack Odell holding a camera and standing with his mother and her two brothers on the deck of the TITANIC The page is damaged and the print number at the bottom (140/750) is blurred, but the signature is intact.

Abstract The alleged autograph of "Jack Williams," a possibly fictional TITANIC crew member, on a cover leaf cut from the book A Night to Remember. A crew member named "Seaman Jack Williams" was cited in sensational news reports about shootings as the last lifeboats were being loaded, and the book A Night to Remember mentions this as an example of how absurd the news coverage was. However, there is no record of a Jack Williams in the crew. It might be an alias, or possibly he was entirely...

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1.25x3.5" Autograph of John Jacob Astor IV, who died in the TITANIC disaster at age 47. On a small piece of graph paper.

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Autograph of Lady Lucy Duff Gordon, TITANIC survivor

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1.5x3" paper with autograph of Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, TITANIC survivor

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1.75x5" autograph of Stanley Lord, captain of the CALIFORNIAN at the time that the TITANIC sank. It is on a slip of paper that says "Issued to."

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9.75x8.25 page with the autograph of TITANIC survivor Ruth Becker Blanchard. It's a photocopied page telling her story. The bottom of the photocopy includes a 1983 copyright notice by Ken Marschall, who is a noted artist who has painted the TITANIC many times, so it might be from his book.

Abstract A photograph of the TITANIC, signed by survivors Colonel Archibald Gracie and Eva Hart. Gracie survived the disaster, but his health never recovered from his injuries and hypothermia, and he died on December 4, 1912, just about 8 months after the sinking, so this was signed in the same year as the disaster. Eva Hart, however, was a child survivor, just 7 years old at the time, so her signature on this page was added later, likely decades later. The page is actually the first page of one of...

Abstract Autographs of 6 officers of the CARPATHIA, dated April 18, 1912, which was the day the CARPATHIA arrived in New York City after its rescue of the TITANIC survivors. This kind of autograph sheet, titled "Captain's Autograph" was often included in passenger logs or diaries printed for people embarking on sea voyages. The officers who have signed here are Captain Arthur H. Rostron, 1st Officer Horace John Dean, 2nd Officer James Gordon Bisset, 3rd officer Eric Rees, 4th officer Geoffrey Howard...