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Real Titanic Wreck Wood from TitanicItems
Collection/Artifacts exhibited at:
- National Geographic Museum
- Ronald Reagan National Presidential Library
- Branson and Pigeon Forge Titanic Museums
- NatGeo Documentary with James Cameron
- Exhibition Hub, Titanic
Supplier of Titanic Artifacts to trading card companies:- Panini America (wreck wood)- Cult-Stuff
About the Wood:After the disaster in April 1912, the Cable Ship Minia was contracted by White Star Line to recover the dead. On board was ships carpenter, William Parker, who took Titanic wreckage from the sea and make them into everyday useful items. He made a liquor cabinet for his Chief Officer. It stayed with the family until 1998 when it was sold to a Canadian Museum. Inside the cabinet, a yellow pine plank identified as part of Titanic's wreck wood deck was removed and offered for individual sale early this century. This small wreck wood piece in the 2" plastic display was part of that plank.
It has been on public exhibit throughout the world.
COA: Each two-inch display is signed on the back by a respected 25-year established collector and researcher, well-known in the hobby. The attractive hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity details the wreck woods existence and fantastic journey through the years.
Each sturdy display is a two-piece 2" x 2" (two inches) clear plastic snap case. The wreck wood used in the photograph will not be the exact one shipped, actual piece may slightly vary in size, shape and color. US shipping will be standard first-class in a padded envelope for added protection. Handling time is typically one-day. If not 100% satisfied you may return it at your expense pursuant to rules.
The pieces are shipped protected in double bubble wrap but every so often these packages are roughed up by the postal service. Not liable for damaged items resulting from their mishandling.
