R.M.S. TITANIC: Kraus of New York Postcard, Postally used May 31st, 1912, Nebraska, Possibly Written by a Titanic Survivor sub-Antiques 200 (almost $46

200 (almost $46

the jaw operated by a draw string and having a composition head with brown painted hair and cloth body consisting of a bottle green flannel waistcoat

In good overall order

Mongooses are almost always victorious because of their speed

Origin: Northern Pakistan

R.M.S. TITANIC: Kraus of New York Postcard, Postally used May 31st, 1912, Nebraska, Possibly Written by a Titanic Survivor sub-Antiques 200 (almost $46Origin: 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