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THE WHITE STAR LINER TITANIC
On April 2nd, 1912, delayed one day because of high winds, the new R.MS
TITANIC steamed out of the Harland and Wolff yards for her trials fo Ne
British Board of Trade. Reported to have reached a speed of twenty-four nots,
the lightly loaded TITANIC passed her trials with ease. Later that day, she atted
for Southampton, England to to at peon,
10, TITANICfeet bag,
92V2 feet wide and over 46,328
up to
TRANSATLANTIC
RESEARCH
For BOX
Office DOK OT374
or the entry our best Miversal City, CA 91608
Aprili 1o. 1912. The
Titanic
, the largest liner in her day, was
882% fer en met de You might come across.
Jan 26'83 montese' in Europe Most were United States 13cm
Dear Doris, Thanks for your card. Otud printed in Germany (Gruss
all is well and you're discovery of the eux cards) and have either holes in the
flea markets for card hunting has given
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top layer posapidearben you hold
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you another source of ship cards. There
light, the
is the big annual show this coming Feb6 { windows light up. Super fun. The trans.
&& in Pasadena. One year / dropped cards have 2 pieces of paper with the
$2500 on cards. Went away in shock, back inside with a change of color.
but had a fantastic group of cards. Not o Held to the light the sky changes color.
much in cards here. Have added a lot All are rare and expensive. If you come
of NYK (Jap ship cards) and some very across any ship ones (liner type) or harbor
rare Red Star. But overall not a great views, pick them up for me. If you need
Have
deal of cards bas surfaced. Added a fewo copies for guide lines, can send. Take
sea sick cards (lots of fun) and some otheš care and good to hear from you.
areas. Bought a few exceptional hold-tos
lights and fransparency cards at auctions
Ms. Doris C. Hetzel
Box 285, US Embassy, APO NY 09080.
PHOTO: Courtesy of HARLAND AND WOLFF – TITANIC Trials (Ti-1)
