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RMS Titanic - Archibald Gracie, passenger and survivor
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RMS Titanic - Archibald Gracie, passenger and survivor
RMS Titanic - Colonel Archibald Gracie IV, First Class passenger and survivor, who died in December 1912 from complications following exposure to icy water. Cheque signed by Gracie, dated 12 May 1906. Date: 1906
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Archibald Bank Cheque Dated Dollars Finance Gracie Money Signature Signed Titanic Unusual Written Liner
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This evocative photograph captures the elegant and tragic history of the RMS Titanic, as told through the eyes of Colonel Archibald Gracie IV, a first-class passenger who survived the infamous sinking in 1912. The image features a pristine print of the Titanic, her white hull gleaming in the crisp air, with a solitary star shining in the night sky above. In the foreground, a simple line of text reads "RMS Titanic," adding to the sense of grandeur and luxury associated with the ocean liner. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the human element of the Titanic story. In the bottom left corner, a signed and dated check, written by Colonel Gracie himself, adds an intriguing personal touch. The check, dated May 12, 1906, bears the signature of the American colonel, who unfortunately succumbed to complications following his exposure to the icy waters just weeks after the Titanic's fateful voyage. The inclusion of this historical artifact adds depth and context to the photograph, making it a unique and fascinating piece of maritime history. The photograph is a testament to the transport and travel revolution of the early 1900s, as well as the financial and monetary systems of the time. The RMS Titanic represented the pinnacle of ocean liner technology and luxury, and the check signed by Colonel Gracie underscores the importance of finance and banking in the era. This photograph is an unusual and captivating glimpse into the past, offering a glimpse into the world of the Titanic and its passengers, as well as the broader historical context of the early 20th century.
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