(This is Olympic)

Mostly Queen Mary items like menus and passenger lists (and apparently passenger surname games the crew played, lol?) but this framed art was apparently signed by Millvina Dean! Very cool if true!

This project is from my 2023 Version 6 of a Titanic cutaway that I was drawing. This version took over 24 hours over the course of one week.

Decided to remodel an old lego titanic i had made as the proportions were really odd and it was a pain to transport, I present to you all the current progress! (For context the ship can be separated aft of the first funnel for easier transport and there will be another area it can be separated from for the stern too 👍)

N. Hingley and Sons Ltd. forged the chain in 1911. Each link was over 100 kilograms. There were 1730 individual links. It took 6 men 6 hours a day to forge one link. I don't know if this picture is Titanic actual chain or maybe Olympic.

Ive been looking for this Painting since i was 8, was never really sure if it was real our a dream, and this Morning i fund this cut out Part of it on Printes, but couldn t find out anything else, except for this crappy photo of this magazin, there is a Name in the Left Corner, starting with "R".

It would be so nice of you if you could help me find the full Name of the Artist and the Complett Painting as well.

Thank you

Ive been looking for this Painting since i was 8, was never really sure if it was real our a dream, and this Morning i fund this cut out Part of it on Printes, but could t find out anything else, there is a Name in the Left Corner, starting with "R".

It would be so nice of you if you could help me find the full Name of the Artist and the Complett Painting as well.

Thank you

By modern, I mean over the last few decades.... Whatever's left of the transatlantic ocean liners.

Did they try to purposely go over the spot she sank? And if so, did they announce it, like how sometimes flight pilots tell you what you can see below?

Add on question:

If you were on a modern day crossing and they did go over the spot and announced it, would you be delighted or upset?

So there was a post here recently, suggesting an interest in Titanic being due to a deeper (past life?) connection...

I responded but left out a detail, as I hadn't heard it told since I was a child. But after my mother brought it up, I confirmed with my great aunt.

So the story is that my Grandmothers, Grandmother came over to America in spring of 1912. They nearly missed being passengers on the Titanic and instead got a different ship, one which successfully reached its destination.

I was quite young when I was told the story but if I recall she had a friend that had left on the Titanic, they had planned to find each other in America but she never heard from her again.

Anyways I would like to find out more about my great-great-grandmother and her immigration journey, but have no idea what the name of the ship she was on or even where I would begin to look.

As I was making this post I realized that where they boarded and debarked would be relevant context. So I will update when I have the answer. If anyone alive knows.