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Don Lynch
Softcover
224 pages
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Titanic: An Illustrated History
$40.00
Dramatic illustrations and poignant tales bring to life the magnificent Titanic in this encyclopedic volume. A rich and masterful depiction, this documentation includes original photographs taken by survivors and countless images of artifacts and debris found on the ocean floor, giving readers the most comprehensive representation of the ship to date. The interviews with the liners passengers and striking, dramatic paintings uncover the legacy of the Titanic and recount the stories of the families lost in the sea.
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| Weight | 1.452 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 27.9 × 2.03 cm |
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