R.M.S. TITANIC: Kraus of New York Postcard, Postally used May 31st, 1912, Nebraska, Possibly Written by a Titanic Survivor sub-Antiques hailing from St

hailing from St

200 (almost $46

The virgin queen takes one or several nuptial flights and once she is established starts laying eggs in the hive

which is nothing but desirable in most cases

These labels we think were applied at different stages of the bottles life

R.M.S. TITANIC: Kraus of New York Postcard, Postally used May 31st, 1912, Nebraska, Possibly Written by a Titanic Survivor sub-Antiques hailing from StOrigin: American Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1912 Height: 3. 5 inches Width: 5. 5 inches Condition: B Printed by Kraus of New York, the card depicts Titanic to the front with the text; The S. S. Titanic; 882 ft long; the largest ship in the world; sunk April 15, 1912, at 2: 20 A. M; on her maiden trip; with a loss of about 1635 passengers. The card is in good condition with only light creasing, and very small amounts of