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The titanic iceberg historical Cut Out Stock Images

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The titanic iceberg historical Cut Out Stock Images

Lucile Stewart Carter Brooke (nee Polk) (1875-1934) - American socialite and the wife of wealthy American William Ernest Carter. Survived the RMS Titanic disaster (along with her husband and their two children) after the ship hit an iceberg and sank on April 15, 1912. Date: circa 1900 Stock Photo
RM2K64JBC–Lucile Stewart Carter Brooke (nee Polk) (1875-1934) - American socialite and the wife of wealthy American William Ernest Carter. Survived the RMS Titanic disaster (along with her husband and their two children) after the ship hit an iceberg and sank on April 15, 1912. Date: circa 1900
The route of RMS Titanic maiden voyage Stock Photo
RF2M5DHTT–The route of RMS Titanic maiden voyage
Lucile Stewart Carter Brooke (nee Polk) (1875-1934) - American socialite and the wife of wealthy American William Ernest Carter. Survived the RMS Titanic disaster (along with her husband and their two children) after the ship hit an iceberg and sank on April 15, 1912. Pictured here when a young woman in 1892. Date: 1892 Stock Photo
RM2K64JAK–Lucile Stewart Carter Brooke (nee Polk) (1875-1934) - American socialite and the wife of wealthy American William Ernest Carter. Survived the RMS Titanic disaster (along with her husband and their two children) after the ship hit an iceberg and sank on April 15, 1912. Pictured here when a young woman in 1892. Date: 1892
Page from the Tatler, featuring a comment about the dreadful tragedy of the sinking of the Titanic in April 1912, illustrated by a cartoon by Pog, from the Daily Dispatch showing the offending iceberg drawn as a sceptre of death, waiting in the Atlantic ocean for approaching victims. Date: 1912 Stock Photo
RM2M3NW45–Page from the Tatler, featuring a comment about the dreadful tragedy of the sinking of the Titanic in April 1912, illustrated by a cartoon by Pog, from the Daily Dispatch showing the offending iceberg drawn as a sceptre of death, waiting in the Atlantic ocean for approaching victims. Date: 1912
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