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3.5x5.5" 1904 postcard of Tower Bridge in London, sent by Clear Annie Cameron to her sister Gert. Clear was later a TITANIC survivor.

Abstract This postcard is one of the rare pieces of mail sent from the TITANIC during its maiden voyage. The ship left Southampton, England on April 10, 1912, making a stop later that day at Cherbourg, France and then, the next day, at Queenstown (now Cobh), Ireland. First class passenger Thomas Parnham Franklin wrote this card to his sister, Grace Franklin, on April 10 and it was postmarked April 11 at Queenstown. It describes his impressions of the ship: "Titanic April 10th/12 We have just left...

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5.5X3.25" postcard of the TITANIC. It's a postcard that was mailed in March 1912, but at some much later point it was signed by seven survivors.

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Postcard with a 1995 painting by artist Stuart Williamson of the CARPATHIA picking up lifeboats from the TITANIC. It is autographed by Royal Navy Commander A. T. Lightoller, the grandson of Commander Charles H. Lightoller who was the Second Officer on the TITANIC. The autograph is certified as no. 20 of 100. The postcard says it it No. 83 of a set. Published by Rembrandt Postcards.

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3.5x5.5" undated postcard sent by Thomas William Jones, a Welsh seaman on the TITANIC who commanded Lifeboat 8. The card is to Clara Moulton, who he subsequently married in 1916. The card shows scenes in Southampton, the port from which he sailed on the TITANIC, and the ovals around the images are slightly raised for texture. Sent sometime after January 1912, and seems to have a reference to meeting with a solicitor for the company, so I suspect this was sent soon after the disaster.

Abstract A black and white photographic postcard of the TITANIC. It has been signed by three survivors of the disaster, Eva Hart, Bertram V. Dean, and Edith Haisman. All three were children on the TITANIC and became involved in TITANIC historical groups later in their lives. The card was also signed by Don Smith, who was also active in the historical groups and who claimed to be related to Captain Edward Smith, although that was later questioned by some. The postcard was published by J. Beagles &...

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The collection consists of documents, originally part of a scrapbook, assembled by Raymond Dubrule during his service with the Naval Armed Guard from 1943 through 1946. Mr. Dubrule served aboard the liberty ships BERNARD M. BAKER and JERRY S. FOLEY and also spent time in New Orleans, San Diego, Guam, North Korea and Shanghai before being discharged from the Navy in Lido Beach, Long Island, New York.

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5.5x3.5" postcard of the TITANIC, signed by four of its surviving crew members.

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3.5x5.5" postcard of TITANIC with a message dated May 21, 1912 but autographed much later by survivor Bertram V. Dean

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3.5x5.5" postcard of TITANIC autographed by survivor Eleanor V. Shulman. The rear of the postcard has a certification that this is #23 of 100 covers issued. The rear also has a White Star Line flag, a U.S. stamp, and a Memphis TN postmark. The painting on the card is by artist John Wigston, titled "First Dawn" and representing the TITANIC on April 11, 1912.