OWN A PIECE OF TITANIC HISTORY AT A VERY LOW PRICE. Titanic sailing ad at a super low price. Price is so low you many want more than one. All will be on a different page but ad will be the same. If these sell out may put more of same type on eBay along with many more Titanic pages. Will think about retiring one of these days.
Item is a single/sheet page. Check out my many TITANIC Items. Most of my pages are approximately 17" X 23" in size. Page is from bound volume and is considered as USED. ALL MY PAGES ARE GUARANTEED TO BE ORIGINAL (NOT Copies or Reproductions). Shipping, U.S.A. I combine SHIPPING with $0.50 for each additional Domestic Item. ...... On INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS $19.75. I COMBINE SHIPPING FOR EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM $1.75 for INTERNATIONAL. SHIPMENT TO CANADA $9.75. Buyer of two or more items, please request or wait for INVOICE to reflect correct shipping amount. I do not provide additional photos. THANKS!
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THIS SELLERS PERSONAL SHIP RELATED STORY: On April 17, 1952 I sailed out of New York harbor on the troop ship USNS General Leroy Eltinge. There were several Fireboats spraying a water salute as we passed the Statue of Liberty. This was the 40th ANNIVERSARY, of date the Titanic was supposed to sail into that harbor. The Titanic left Southampton, England April 10, 1912 and headed south to Cherbourg, France to pick up more passengers. Then sailed for New York. On the General Leroy Eltinge, we headed south to pick up more military personnel in Norfolk, VA. Then proceeded to Southampton, England (the opposite route the Titanic took) and eventually to Bremerhaven, Germany. A large amount of troops disembarked at Southampton. We were there on April 27th which was the 40th ANNIVERSARY that the Titanic was supposed to be back in Southampton on it’s return from New York. The Titanic was the largest maritime disaster. The largest U.S. Naval peacetime disaster occurred several hundreds miles south of us on 8th day after leaving Norfolk. The aircraft carrier Wasp sliced into the destroyer Hobson with the loss of 176 sailors. The damaged Wasp then proceeded to New York/New Jersey where it's sister ship aircraft carrier Hornet was undergoing repairs. The Hornet is the aircraft carrier that Col. Jimmy Doolittle flew from to bomb Tokyo. The bow of Hornet was removed and placed on it's sister ship, the Wasp. I saw the Wasp in Norfolk harbor on April 18th which was the 10th ANNIVERSARY of Col. Jimmy Doolittle flying from that carrier to bomb Tokyo. This was one of the major stories of World War II. Months later, as a General, he organized the 12th Air Force.