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AED[RMS LUSITANIA]. Second cabin breakfast menu, 23 February 1...
Lot 544
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Bidsquare : How History Unfolds on Paper: Choice Selections from the Eric C. Caren Collection, Part IX
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This ninth sale from Eric Caren's archives offers a bird's eye view of history from a printed, manuscript, and photographic perspective. Prices Realized Potter & Potter Auctions info@potterauctions.com
This ninth sale from Eric Caren's archives offers a bird's eye view of history from a printed, manuscript, and photographic perspective. Prices Realized Potter & Potter Auctions info@potterauctions.com
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[RMS LUSITANIA]. Second cabin breakfast menu, 23 February 1911. Embossed cardstock (159 x 105 mm) with a vignette of the ship at sea, some spotting to text. On 1 May 1915, Lusitania departed Pier 54 in New York and was bound for Liverpool, carrying mostly British nationals. On 7 May 1915, the British-registered Cunard Line was torpedoed by an Imperial German Navy U-boat during the First World War roughly 11 nautical miles off the coast of southern Ireland which was in a declared maritime war-zone. Of the 1,959 people aboard only 761 survived, 128 of the casualties were American citizens.
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