RR Auction's Titanic 100 Year Anniversary Auction

Two hardcover copies of the Sinking of The Titanic and Great Sea Disasters, by Logan Marshall. Universal Book and Bible House, Philadelphia, 1912. The

Two hardcover copies of The Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters, by Logan Marshall. Universal Book and Bible House, Philadelphia, and P.W.

Two blue hardcover copies of the Sinking of the Titanic: Thrilling Stories Told by Survivors, Memorial Editions, by J. Henry Mowbry, Minter Co., Harri

Two hardcover copies, one blue and one green, of the Sinking of the Titanic: Thrilling Stories Told by Survivors, Memorial Editions, by J. Henry Mowbr

Two hardcover copies, one blue and one green, of the Sinking of the Titanic: Thrilling Stories Told by Survivors, Memorial Editions, by J. Henry Mowbr

Two items: brown hardcover German copy of Das Ende Der Titanic, by Thomas Russell, Laird & Lee, 1912, featuring an artist’s rendition of an ange...

Three green, gold-lettered hardcover copies of the Story of the Wreck of the Titanic: The Ocean’s Greatest Disaster, Memorial Editions, by Marshall Ev

Two green, gold-lettered hardcover copies of the Story of the Wreck of the Titanic: The Ocean’s Greatest Disaster, Memorial Editions, by Marshall Ever

Green hardcover Swedish version of Berättelsen om Titantic (Sinking of the Titanic), by Marshall Everett, Laird & Lee, 1912. Cover features...

Two green, gold-lettered hardcover copies of the Story of the Wreck of the Titanic: The Ocean’s Greatest Disaster, Memorial Editions, by Marshall Ever

Two green hardcover copies: Story of the Wreck of the Titanic: The Ocean’s Greatest Disaster, Memorial Edition, by Thomas Russell. P. A. Lindberg, Chi

Uncommon red hardcover first edition of Titanic, by Robert Prechtel, E. P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1940. This edition features a colorful, pictu...

Library edition, First American edition, of The Titanic and the Californian, by Peter Padfield, The John Day Company, New York, 1966. Hardcover with p

Two items: red hardcover copy of Les Petits Naufrages Du ‘Titanic,’ by J. Jacquin and A. Fabre, 1921; and a green hardcover copy of Almanache Illustre

Hardcover copy of Titanic: Die Tragodie Eines Ozeanriesen, by Pelz von Felinau. Buchergilde Gutenberg Berlin, 1939, featuring an artist’s rendition of

Rare blue hardcover, gold-lettered copy of The Titanic Tragedy: God Speaking to the Nations, by Alma White, Pentecostal Union, Bound Brook, New Jersey

Blue-green hardcover copy of The Tragic Sinking of the Titanic, by Henry Fredericks. National Bible House, Chicago. 1912. Cover features an artist’s r

Red hardcover, gold-lettered copy of The Truth About the Titanic, by Colonel Archibald Gracie, Mitchell Kinerly, New York, 1913. A sizable survivor’s

Monumental red hardcover copy of The Wreck of the Titan; or Futility, by Morgan Robertston, The Quinn & Boden Co. Press, 1912. Original copyrigh...

Complete set of six Bamforth & Co. Ltd. postcards depicting the Titanic’s sinking: ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee’ music over the ocean with sinking s...

Complete set of six Bamforth & Co. Ltd. postcards depicting the Titanic’s sinking: ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee’ music over the ocean with sinking s...

Bamforth postcard, series no. 25, featuring a robed female standing against a column on the right with lighted cross in the sky and ship sinking in th

Three rare RMS Carpathia postcards, one regular, two memorial: black and white Cunard liner R.M.S. Carpathia featuring an artist’s rendition of ship;

Three rare RMS Carpathia postcards (one regular, two memorial): black and white Cunard liner R.M.S Carpathia postcard featuring an artist’s rendition

Two French Titanic postcards: Le “Titanic” with sinking information showing “1800 victimes”; and Plus Pres De Toi Mon Dieu words and music in French t

Rare set of the Cunard Liner SS Mauretania as she appeared in an unused postcard, and a second card altered to show Mauretania as the Titanic with the

S.S. Kaiser Wilhelm deGrosse as the S.S. Titanic, unused.

Three postcards, one color, showing the S.S. Mauretania as herself and as both the Titanic and the Carpathia. In an effort to capitalize on the disast

Two very rare, color postcards, one featuring the S. S. Momus as herself, and the other as the S. S. Carpathia, the vessel that saved the only survivo

Two extremely rare first printing Tichnor Bros. postcards, one gray and one reddish-tan, showing Titanic sailing to the left, printed on different col

Three first printing Tichnor Bros. postcards showing Titanic sailing to the right: full-sized image; full-size image printed on reddish-tan paper; and

Rare pair of “Steamer Titanic” Tichnor Bros. postcards showing Titanic sailing to the left, with the disaster facts on the bottom. The first printing

Rare pair of identical Tichnor Bros. “Steamer Titanic” postcards showing the Titanic with the disaster facts on the left side. The first printing had

Rare pair of identical, unused Tichnor Bros. “Steamer Titanic” postcards showing the Titanic with the disaster facts on the left side. The first print

Rare pair of identical Tichnor Bros. “Steamer Titanic” postcards showing Titanic, sailing to the left, with the disaster facts on the bottom. The firs

Unused vibrant color postcard of the R.M.S. Titanic at sea, unused Valentine’s series.

Two Titanic’ postcards, each bearing the phrase “The Most Appalling Disaster in Maritime History,” with one featuring the words “Among the Icebergs” p

Two Titanic postcards: The S.S. “Titanic,” featuring a real black and white photo of Titanic dockside (portside view) during her fitting out. A large

Four Titanic postcards: black and white 1911 Olympic/Titanic; brown 1911 Olympic/Titanic; 1912 Titanic ‘Triple Screw Steamer Titanic’; and 1912 White

Two Titanic postcards, featuring a sepia, real photo of the Titanic by Kraus Mfg. Co., NY. “The S.S. Titanic” and the other card as “The Titanic S.S.”

Seven Titanic postcards: artist’s rendition of the two liners from the picture that hung in the White Star Line Office, this being a pre-launch postca

Four Titanic postcards: Titanic real photo postcards showing two different totals as to the number of lives lost: 1500 (first edition) and 1635 (secon

Four Titanic postcards: the first three bear an identical photo of Titanic with differing information on the bottom: Steamer Titanic, S.S. Titanic Sun

Two extremely rare postcards, postmarked May 28, 1912: Heroes of the Titanic features five portraits in the sky over the Titanic of some of the most f

Five real–photo Titanic postcards: real photo with ship statistics; the “Great Unsinkable” Titanic with disaster facts; black-bordered postcard with t

Three postcards showing Titanic being built, at sea, and striking iceberg: real photo of the Titanic in Belfast being fitted out. The ship is high in

Two unusual postcards, one featuring an image of the Titanic sailing, and the other bearing a dramatic rendition of the great ship sinking, featuring

Rare oversized Olympic-as-Titanic real photo card of Olympic in Belfast. Ship is identified as White Star Liner Titanic, featuring dimensions and comm

Two identical-color postcards of Titanic (one card is smaller in size); ship facts on reverse with added bold text: “Sunk in mid-ocean through collisi

Eleven postcards: Five RMS Carpathia postcards: black and white Cunard liner R.M.S Carpathia postcard featuring an artist’s rendition of the ship; col