The Real Titanic See Pictures for the Real Titanic From Inside, outside, crew and some stuff

Thanks to the volcanic ash grounding European planes, sea-travel might just become the new way to skip between countries, making this Saturday’s £90,000 (149,277) auction of the keys to the binocular cabinet on the Titanic all the more poignant. The keys were in the possession of second officer David Blair,...

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Life jackets were one of the leading causes of death on the Titanic. If a person jumped overboard from 10 feet up or higher, their necks would be broken upon impact with the water. (They may have been the lucky ones). This life jacket was cut from a body after being in the ocean for many days. Recovery workers did not want to touch the bodies, so the life jackets were removed by cutting the straps. The bodies were then weighted and the unidentifiable were returned to the sea.

This pocket watch was recovered from the body of Titanic steward Sidney Sedunary. It reads ten minutes to two, right around the time on April 15, 1912 that the Titanic became completely submerged in water. This pocket watch is displayed at SeaCity Museum in the Titanic exhibition that opened on the 100th anniversary of the ship's sinking.

Photos and a handwritten note detailing the grisly discovery of Titanic’s last lifeboat will be auctioned in the U.K. later this week.

More than 5,000 items salvaged from the wreck of the Titanic are being put up for auction in April to commemorate the 100th year anniversary of the disaster. The collection has been prepared and will

Silver Certificate Abraham Lincoln, One dollar bill is seen next to a current dollar bill at "The Titanic Artifact Exhibit" at the California Science Center on October 22, 2002 in Los Angeles,...

RMS "Titanic" Ship Bell

Binoculars found in the crow's recovered from the RMS #Titanic wreck site.

The biggest collection of Titanic artefacts will be sold off by Guernsey's Auction House as a single lot in an auction timed for the 100th anniversary in April of the sinking of the famed ocean liner.

The five memorable days can't be duplicated, it turned out to be a magical moment

A cigar box once owned by the captain of the Titanic is sold for £25,000 at auction.