THE INFAMOUS MISSING TITANIC, CROWS NEST TELEPHONE KEY, SOLID, MUSEUM QUALITY

Description: READ CAREFULLY: This listing is for a beautiful REPLICA of the Titanic Crow’s nest telephone Key Ring. There is not a finer, heavier, quality, replica key ring ANYWHERE at this price. (I see them at $39.99 and they are THIN, TIN, cheaply made.)This replica is substantial solid, and something that you'll be proud to own & display! I had these replicas specially made with careful consideration to be as accurate as possible to the original. This replica is nearly indistinguishable from the orginial. I spared no expense to bring this to market. It is very heavy and of high quality. This Key Ring and key are beautiful museum quality replicas. There isn't a more realistic copy anywhere. I've seen other copies of this offered for more than twice what I have this priced at, and they were cheap, tin, garbage. This beauty is as heavy as the original. This listing is only for the Replica Key Ring, The Binoculars, The Fleet image, & the original Crowns Nest Key Ring are NOT included. Now you can own the most authentic replica available and you won’t have to pay L90,000! Titanic key is sold for £90,000 From the original auction: "Titanic key and postcard due to be sold at auction( the final picture is the actual original which is not offered here in my listing.) The key to the crow's nest binoculars store on Titanic A tiny key that might have helped prevent the Belfast-built Titanic sinking has fetched £90,000 at auction. The key, with the tag "Crows Nest Telephone Titanic" opened the binoculars store, but was not on the ship when it sailed from Southampton. It was in the pocket of an officer transferred off the vessel days before its maiden voyage. He forgot to hand it to his replacement as he left. Second officer David Blair held the key during the short journey from Belfast, where Titanic was built, to the south coast. One of the lookouts on the Titanic told an inquiry into the sinking that with the binoculars the Titanic might have been able to dodge the iceberg. On the difference the binoculars might have made, lookout Fred Fleet said: "Well, enough to get out of the way." Mr Blair was disappointed to be moved off the ship at Southampton, but the transfer saved his life. He kept the key as a memento." FROM ENCYCLOPEDIA TITANICA & HENRY ALDRIDGE & SONS: Research by herny Aldridge & Son, and eminent Titanic Historians has established that the key was either to a portable Graham Navy Type telephone, used on the crows nest, or the binoculars locker also on the Crows nest mentioned by lookout, Fleet, in his official enquiry evidence. Lookout George Hogg, in his evidence mentions taking the key from Mr Balir and locking up the binoculars in Mr Blair's cabin, as would have been the practice whilst the ship was in dock and returning the key via the quartermaster. The key was established to be of British make for a 4 lever deadlock, as may be used on a secure locker or cupboard. Proveneance by direct descent. Acknowledgements Henry Aldrige and Son Encyclopedia Titanica As always, my price is way too low! I will carefully package and ship your item via USPS ground.

Price: 24.88 USD

Location: Dacula, Georgia

End Time: 2025-01-25T11:54:02.000Z

Shipping Cost: 6.15 USD