Titanic Museum Store
Welcome to the museum store of TitanicItems.com, one of the world’s largest private Titanic collections. The relics are frequently on the road for all to enjoy and are currently with Exhibition Hub (known for their famed Van Gogh exhibits) on a multi-city global tour.
Offered here are authentic items from the Titanic; not reproductions or just like Titanic or from the sister ships. They are rare, exceptional and you can own a piece for your very own.
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Titanic Wreck Wood in a Square Display (stand not included)
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Titanic Wreck Wood with a 1912 U.S. Liberty Head V Nickel
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Titanic Wreck Wood in a 3D Display with Stand
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Authentic Titanic Wreck Wood on a Stunning Art Card
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Authentic Titanic Fabric Artifact in Square Display (stand not included)
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Framed Authentic Titanic Wreck Wood
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Glass Bulb Pendant with Titanic Wreck Wood
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Glass Bulb Pendant with Titanic Upholstery Thread
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SOLD! John Jacob Astor IV personally owned cooking pot (1 of 3, small size) with name stamp.
Regular price $8,200.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / perSold out -
John Jacob Astor IV, Titanic Victim. Personally owned cooking pot from residential mansion. Astor’s Last Super. 3 of 3, large size.
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For the Elite collector! Personally owned name stamped cooking pot (2 of 3, medium size) from the John Jacob Astor IV Mansion. “Astor’s Last Supper”
Regular price $8,595.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per
Did you know?
All the wreck wood sold on this site is cut from this large plank. It was once a shelf inside a cabinet made entirely of Titanic wreck wood. It is yellow pine, identified as part of the Titanic's deck. The shelf was removed for individual sale earlier this century and has been on display at several National exhibits, to include the National Geographic Museum in Washington D.C.
Did you also know?
You’re in good company. Three Rock n’ Roll Hall of Famer’s, an Emmy Best Actor winner, an Emmy winning TV Director, and a multi-winning Academy Award Director all own a Titanic piece from this site…and these are just what I know of.