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White Star Line, RMS Titanic - Charles Crumplin letter
White Star Line, RMS Titanic - First Class Bedroom Steward and victim Charles Crumplin, handwritten letter on Titanic stationery with White Star Line watermark, undated but written from Queenstown. He writes: My darling, Just a line to let you know am going on alright but not many passengers but hope to have a good few coming home I have the Countess of Rothes is in one of my rooms I only have three taken but there better luck next time. Kiss the children for me I hope they are well also your dear self write Friday have you heard from Portsmouth well darling have no news with all my love and kisses your ever loving hubby Char give my love to all at home'. Mr Crumplin's body was never recovered. (2 of 2) Date: 1912
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This rare and poignant print captures a piece of history from the ill-fated White Star Line, RMS Titanic. The handwritten letter by First Class Bedroom Steward Charles Crumplin is a heartbreaking glimpse into his final moments aboard the luxurious ocean liner. Written on Titanic stationery with the iconic White Star Line watermark, the undated letter was penned from Queenstown, just before tragedy struck.
In his letter to his beloved wife, Mr. Crumplin reassures her that he is doing alright but laments the lack of passengers on board. He mentions having the Countess of Rothes in one of his rooms and expresses hope for better luck in the future. His words are filled with love and longing as he sends kisses to his children and updates her on their well-being.
Sadly, Mr. Crumplin's body was never recovered after the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. This artifact serves as a somber reminder of all those who lost their lives on that fateful night at sea. The letter is a testament to the human stories behind this tragic event, preserving Mr. Crumplin's memory for generations to come.
This print is not just a historical document but a touching tribute to one man's love for his family amidst unimaginable circumstances aboard the RMS Titanic.
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