TITANIC ICEBERG 1912 RECOLORED CARDBOARD CUTOUT STANDUP STANDEE

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Cardboard cutout of the iceberg proposed to have sunk the Titanic. Photographed in 1912, the iceberg was seen with a streak of the Titanic’s red paint spread through its waterline. On April 14th, the Titanic’s radio operators got word from other vessel radio transmissions about drifting ice. The Titanic’s operators relayed messages to the captain, but not all the messages got through because they were currently fixing faulty equipment. Dimensions are 90x40 inches.

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