You have the opportunity to WIN this Titanic Model for Only $20.00 Donation.
I am raffling off 300 tickets. When they are sold, the raffle will end and a name will be chosen out of a box of the winner.
Make sure you leave your name, phone and address so you can be contacted.
Everyone is a winner. The second prize is my recent album. “Love Songs Explosion” which will be sent to all who
sign for a raffle ticket. Therefore, you get something for your money.
The donations will help fund special projects that is always ongoing in the areas of art, music, children’s art Project, and
consumer resource activity.
This is one of the first models commissioned and made in the Phillapines. I purchased it from a shop that purchase estate sales products. It is made of wood, metal, and plastic. It is enclosed in a glass case and is in excellent condition.
You will be sent a ticket by mail or e-mail as well as a copy of my album.
Any questions, e-mail me at thelmaharcum@yahoo.com
You can send MO to Thelma Harcum
PO Box 3161, Willingboro, NJ 08046
Or pay by Paypal:
The discription is below:
I have always been amazed of the Titanic Diaster, and now that it was discovered some years ago, it still remains a mystery of perhaps some of the untold story of that diasterous night in April 12,1912,
A Most Spectacular Titanic Replica with pictures of news clippings. Cased in a wooden glass frame with an antique gold trim in the front.
Background is of an emerald cloth.
The boat looks to be made of metal, plastic and wood.
Size: 41 3/4″ wide 3 1/4″ in deep/ 13″ tall
I bought from an antique dealer 10 years ago. Made in the Philappines as noted on a sticker at the bottom of the display-does not say what stock number it is.
The antique dealer bought it at an estate sale.
The pictures and news clippings include: Picture of a cabin on the Titan, The famous Stairway, pic of ship sinking, pic of the lifeboat, ship at the doc where it was built, copy of the New York Times front page of the diaster, passenger list, more news clippings of the diaster, Pic of Cap EJ Smith on a red and white tube water life saver,
There are 3 history scripts printed rectangle and square cards at the bottom. The pictures are tacted on with what look like very antique-looking tacts.
Though this piece is intact and in excellent condition, I don’t think it’s a good idea to ship this. However, I can place insurance on it and have it professionally packed. I will have it weighed this week. Looks to be about 10 pounds.
This is truly a collective items. The age, don’t know. If anyone know about this item you can send me a message.
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