Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.
Close-up pieces of coal from the Titanic, contained in a small glass ampule and embedded in clear acrylic. The coal is dark and granular, offering a tangible link to the historic RMS Titanic.

Titanic Coal Artifact Display

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"There is no danger that Titanic will sink. The boat is unsinkable and nothing but inconvenience will be suffered by the passengers." -Phillip Franklin

The famous R.M.S. Titanic was an enormous ship for its time. The steam-powered vessel had 29 boilers which required hundreds of tons of coal every day. Though the Titanic sank on April 15th, 1912, it wasn't until 1985 that the ship was discovered. The wreckage was located 13 miles away from the final coordinates given during the distress signal.  

The Titanic coal included in the Heritage Museum was recovered during the "Titanic Research and Recovery Expedition" of 1994. This artifact offers a tangible link to one of history's most iconic disasters. Whether you're an archaeology enthusiast, a history buff, or simply fascinated by unique desk pieces, this display will be an extraordinary addition to your collection.

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Mark Larma
Very nice!

I’m giving this to a Titanic enthusiast and it is very nice looking and certainly something that can be displayed and look very high end in your home.

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ROBERT TURNER
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Fantastic addition to my Collection