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Before the Titanic Sank, a Cheerful Passenger Wrote in a Postcard That He Was ‘Leaving for the Land of Stars and Stripes’A handwritten note by Richard William Smith, a British businessman who perished in the disaster, is heading to the auction ...
Friday, the new name of 7th Street Elementary was unveiled as North Little Rock 6 Academy Agricultural and Veterinary ...
A postcard written by a first-class passenger on the Titanic will go up for auction later this month. Richard William Smith, ...
The luxury 18ct gold Tiffany & Co timepiece bears testament to the regard that Captain Rostron was held in by the widows of ...
Richard William Smith sent the postcard while the Titanic was in Cork, Ireland. The liner sank three days later.
A Titanic artifact is hitting the auction block later this month. This card was postmarked on April 11, 1912, three days ...
According to the auction house, Richard William Smith, a passenger traveling in first class, wrote a postcard to a friend in Norwich, England. The message, written in pencil, states “Have had a ...
specialising in Titanic memorabilia The postcard, written by first-class passenger and British businessman Richard William Smith, was scrawled in pencil and sent from Cork in Ireland to a Mrs ...
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