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April 10, 1912: The Luxury liner Titanic departs Southampton, England, for her maiden Atlantic Ocean voyage to New York.![Full Titanic wreck site mapped AP]()
This composite image, made from sonar and more than 100,000 photos taken in 2010 from by unmanned, underwater robots, shows a small portion of a comprehensive map of the 3-by-5-mile debris field surrounding the stern of the Titanic on the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean.![New_Titanic_Auction]()
A stunning cobalt blue demitasse cup and saucer designated for the Titanic.![New_Titanic_Auction_2]()
Unbelievably rare, a Titanic lifeboat flag removed by a Carpathia passenger before reaching port.![New_Titanic_Auction_4]()
The ships highest ranking surviving officer recounts his final words with Dr. Simpson and other officers: "We merely exchanged the words, 'Goodbye, old man.'" This occurred shortly before the end.![iceberg_that_sank_Titanic]()
RR Auction expects this photograph, which the auction house says shows the iceberg that sank the Titanic, to sell for $8,000 to $10,000 when bidding closes on Sunday Dec. 16.![New_Titanic_Auction_3]()
On board Titanic, the day before departing from Southampton, the ships assistant surgeon Edward Simpson makes a tragic decisionfinalizing his White Star Line transfer.![New_Titanic_Auction_1]()
Titanic Deck Chair, perhaps the rarest and most coveted of Titanic relics, one of only seven deck chairs known to exist.Rare Titanic artifacts set for auction
A new collection of artifacts from the RMS Titanic, which sank beneath the Atlantic 100 years ago, is set to hit the auction block in December.
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- Rare Titanic artifacts set for auction
