RR Auction's Titanic 100 Year Anniversary Auction

Four Titanic Engineer’s memorial postcards: real black and white photo showing iron fence in front of memorial (pre-WWI); color card without the fence

Extremely rare German real photo of the Titanic leaving on her sea trials, sailing to the right, featuring the text, “‘Titanic’ der gersunkene Oceanda

Three rare, unused postcards: R.I.P. IN MEMORIAM shows two portraits of Capt. E. J. Smith and wireless operator Harold Bride with real photo of Titani

Five Titanic Music postcards featuring the song, ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee’: Wallace Hartley — Native of Colne. This is the largest portrait card of al

Three Titanic poem cards: a red and black vertical card with the mnemonic Titanic in poetry form; The Loss of the Titanic poem by “W.W.” in a black bo

Four Titanic Memorials postcards — three from NYC, one from Belfast: color postcard featuring the Titanic Memorial Tower atop the Seamen’s Institute B

Two vibrant color Olympic-as-Titanic color pre-launch postcards, unused, circa 1911.

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.”

Sheet music for Daniels and Langley’s ‘A Ship Named Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Grace Daniels. Cover featuring black print. Front cover

Sheet music for Pelham & Wright’s ‘Be British!,’ three pages, published in 1912 by the Lawrence Wright Music Co., London. Cover features a real ...

Sheet music for ‘Hea and Malkemus’ ‘Death Song of ‘The Titanic,’’ five pages, published in 1912 by Kellogg Music Co., New York. Cover features red pri

Sheet music for Jackson and Wright’s ‘The End of the Titanic in the Sea,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Krompart Publishing Company, New York. Cove

Sheet music for Rhoades’ ‘The Fate of the Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Delbert Rhoades, Ohio. Cover is a rich green with white print.

Sheet music for Malcom and Heil’s ‘The Great Titanic Wreck,’ five pages, published in 1915 by the Marks-Goldsmith Company, Washington, D. C. Cover bea

Sheet music for John Parker’s ‘The Greyhound March,’ seven pages, published in 1912 by Church, Paxson, and Company, New York. Cover features an orange

Sheet music for Tiedemann’s ‘In Memory of the Titanic Catastrophe,’ seven pages, published in 1913 by Southern Music Co., Dallas. The blue-printed cov

Two items: sheet music for Mrs. George C. Steele’s ‘The Heroes of the Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Shapiro, New York. Cover features blu

Sheet music for a souvenir edition of Marvin Lee’s ‘Just as the Boat Went Down: The First Titanic Song,’ five pages, published in 1912, by Lee, Gaiety

Four different copies of sheet music for Edith Maida Lessing/Gibson and Adler’s ‘Just as the Ship Went Down,’ all published by Harold Rossiter Music C

Sheet music for Shugars and Buckley’s ‘Lost at Sea,’ three pages, published in 1912 by the H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., Washington, D. C. Cover printed in r

Sheet music for S. Elliot’s ‘Lost on the Titanic,’ three pages, published in 1912 by A. W. Perry & Sons’ Music Company. Cover features brown pri...

Sheet music for Dempsey and Schmid’s ‘Missing (Till the Sea Gives Up Its Toll),’ five pages, published in 1913 by Jerome H. Remick & Co., New Yo...

Four different copies of sheet music for Lewis and Klickman’s ‘My Sweetheart Went Down with the Ship,’ five pages, all published in 1912 by Frank K. R

French sheet music for, ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee, (Plus Pres de Toi, Mon Dieu),’ three pages, published in 1912 by Henry Wykes. Cover is printed in pu

Two items: exceptionally rare French sheet music copy of ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee (Plus Pres de Toi Mon Dieu!),’ one page, published by Henry Wykes in

French and Dutch sheet music for L. Mason’s ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee (Plus Pres de Toi, mon Dieu!),’ two pages, published in 1912 by A. Marlier. Cover

Sheet music for A. Riddle’s ‘In Memoriam, Nearer My God to Thee,’ one page on a cardstock sheet, published in 1912 by A. Addy Music Printer. Sheet fea

Four different copies of ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee,’ two by Adams and Mason, one by Drumheller, and the last by Compton. One copy is published in 1889,

Two different copies of sheet music for ‘Nearer, My God, To Thee,’ the first, by Drumheller and published in 1908 by Eclipse Publishing, features two

Two copies of Perry’s Musical Magazine, the first dated December 1912, and the other dated March 1928, and both published by A. W. Perry & Sons’...

Four copies of sheet music for F. V. St. Clair’s ‘The Ship That Will Never Return (The Loss of the ‘Titanic’),’ three pages, published in 1912 by E. M

Sheet music for Barnnett and Speck’s ‘Sinking of the Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Canadian Music Co. Music Publishers. Cover features a

Two items: sheet music for Leggett and Moquin’s ‘The Sinking of the Titanic,’ seven pages, published in 1912 by Imperial House, New York. Cover featur

Sheet music for Ruch’s ‘The Sinking Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by M. O. Ruch, Ohio. A photocopy, the cover features an artist’s color ren

Sheet music for Tassie’s ‘That Dear Dear Ship Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Edward Tassie Publishing Co., Pennsylvania. Cover features bl

Sheet music for Mark Beam/Harold Jones’ ‘The Band Played ‘Nearer My God to Thee’ as the Ship Went Down—In Memory of the Heroes of the Ill-Fated Titani

Sheet music for Small and Russotto’s ‘The Titanic’s Disaster,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Hebrew Publishing Company, New York. Cover features pu

Sheet music for Boland and Held’s ‘Titanic: In the Shadows of the Deep,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Chas. H. Henderson Music Pub. Co., Pennsylva

Front cover to the sheet music for Wood and Jerreld’s ‘Titanic, Alas Goodnight,’ published in 1912 by H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., Washington, D. C. Cover b

Sheet music for Warner and Gillespie Warner’s ‘The Titanic’s Fate,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Raymond-Warner Co., Michigan. Cover features flor

Sheet music for the Elkan & Schildknecht’s Swedish version of ‘Nearer, My God, to Thee,’ entitled, ‘Titanic’s Svanesang,’ one page. Cover featur...

Norwegian sheet music for Gunders’ ‘Titanic’s Undergang,’ 24 pages, published in 1912 by Norsk Schlager Forlag. Cover features an elaborate black and

Six different copies of Jeanette Forrest’s descriptive piano composition of ‘The Wreck of the Titanic,’ five pages. Two copies are printed in light bl

Sheet music for William Baltzell’s descriptive piano solo composition of ‘The Wreck of the Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by Aubrey Staufer...

Two different copies of sheet music for ‘The Wreck of the Titanic,’ five pages, published in 1912 by H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., Washington, D. C. The firs

Sheet music for Thomas’ ‘The Wreck of the Titanic: A Descriptive March,’ five pages, published in 1912 by F. E. Hathaway, Chicago. Cover features a dr

Sheet music for Augarde’s descriptive musical sketch for the piano, ‘The Wreck of the Titanic,’ seven pages, published in 1912 by the Lawrence Wright

Original copy of La Naufage du “Titanic” (The Shipwreck of the Titanic), issue, Pour les veuves et les orphelins (for the widows and orphans), 11.25 x

Vintage front page of the New York American, dated April 17, 1912, 17 x 22.25, featuring the bold headline, “All Titanic Saved on Carpathia—No Hope Le

Original full-page from the April 17, 1912, New York Herald, with the lead story announcing “Scarcity Of Lifeboats Is Blamed For Terrible Tragedy&qu...

Rare newspaper page from the April 17, 1912, New York Herald, 16 x 22.5, with headline reading, “Hysterical Crowds Besiege The White Star Line Offices

Original newspaper ad from the March 4, 1912, San Francisco Chronicle, trimmed to a size of 4.5 x 6.25. Lower half of the ad boasts the Titanic and Ol

Memorial Titanic “Section to Commemorate the Loss of the Steamship” page from the New York Sunday American, dated April 28, 1912, 16.5 x 21.5, featuri

Original Chicago Daily Journal dated April 15, 1912, 17.5 x 23.5, featuring the front page story, “Liner Titanic Wrecked; All Aboard Safe.” In very go

Two pages from the April 19, 1912, Harrisburg Telegraph, 16.5 x 23. The first page is the front of the second section, with an image of Captain Smith

Incredibly rare full front page from the April 17, 1912, New York Herald, 16 x 22.5, with the triple line headline reading “The Titanic Torn Asunder W

Vintage copy of the Scientific American, dated New York, April 27, 1912, 11 x 15.75, featuring an artist’s rendition of the Titanic lowering lifeboats

‘Be British’ single record in its original sleeve. This song was written by Pelham and Wright about the Titanic disaster. It was recorded June 24, 191

Double-sided record ‘In remembrance of the ’Titanic,’ featuring ‘Be British!’ and ‘Stand to Your Post,’ both sung by Ernest Gray. Housed in its origin

Two identical second edition’s of The Deathless Story of the Titanic: Complete Narrative with Many Illustrations, 9 x 12, issued by Lloyd’s Weekly New

Advertisement entitled The Great Titanic Disaster, 7.75 x 10, featuring an artist’s rendition of the great ship sinking beside the monstrous iceberg a

Stock certificate for the International Mercantile Marine Company, 12 x 8, No. 12263, granting “Chas. D. Barney & Co.” 100 shares, and signed at...

Unique seven-stanza poem entitled Loss of the S. S. “Titanic” with 1,635 Passengers and Crew, 4.25 x 14, published in 1912 and printed on newsprint, f

Rare 34-page booklet, 4.75 x 7.5, featuring Washington Dodge’s speech, “delivered before the Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, May 11, 1912.” Uniform

Rare six-page pamphlet, 3 .5 x 5.75, published by the Bible Institute Colportage Ass’n, Chicago, containing the story of the ship with biblical refere

Rare collection of four original copper printing press plates for the sheet music entitled ‘That Dear Dear Ship Titanic,’ by Edward Tassie. Each heavy

Red porcelain 1912 New York license plate, 15 x 6, featuring large white numbers “78475.” The numbers reveal several hidden Titanic-related references

Original period print of a full-length image of the Titanic, 21.5 x 13.5, published by Tichnor Brothers of Boston, and stating “Sunk in the greatest M

White Star Line stationery from the S.S. Cedric, with an embossed White Star flag and a small portrait of either the Titanic or the Olympic, with the

White Star Line First Class passenger list for the RMS Cedric, 5 x 7.5, May 27, 1911. Inside back cover bears a full-page advertisement with a blue im

Two items: pre-printed advertisement entitled The Tragedy of the Titanic, 5 x 6.75, promoting the book of the same name; and a Norwegian poem entitled

Sixteen vintage records, all relating to the Titanic disaster. Records include: Jesus Lover of My Soul (2), The Great Titanic (4), The Sinking of the

Large, majestic color exhibition banner, 24 x 62, featuring an image of the steam liner forging steadily through the water, “Titanic” printed vertical

Color 19.5 x 15.5 1912 print entitled ‘The Last Tragical Moment Ocean Liner Titanic,’ featuring a dramatic artist’s rendition of the watery disaster,

Two identical prints, one color, entitled S. S. ‘Titanic, Sunk in the Greatest Marine Disaster in History, April 15, 1912,’ each measuring 22.25 x 15.

Vintage print of the Titanic, 18 x 12.75, entitled ‘S. S. Titanic, Sunk in the Greatest Marine Disaster in History,’ April 15, 1912. Print bears text

Two items: Contemporary color street advertisement entitled ‘R. M. S. Titanic, The Largest Steamer in the World,’ 39.5 x 17.25, featuring an artist’s

Limited edition O. B. R. Kentucky Straight Bourbon 86 Proof Whiskey 4/5 quart ceramic Titanic replica, 17 x 5.5, featuring a spout and a portion of th

Difficult to find original program from the April 29, 1912, “Benefit Performance for the Families of the Victims of the ‘Titanic’ Disaster,” 7 x 10.25

Printed sermon entitled The Voice of God in the Titanic Disaster, 5 x 7.75, 12 pages, delivered in the Church of Epiphany, Washington, D. C. on Sunday