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A first-class dinner menu from the first night of Titanic’s voyage sold at auction for over $100,000 while a second-class passenger’s pocket watch sold for over $120,000 at auction on Saturday.
As we delve into the tale of this water-stained parchment, adorned with the emblematic White Star Line logo, we unravel not just the flavors that adorned the Titanic's tables but also the intriguing saga of its discovery and the ethical quandaries surrounding its sale.
Titanic's first-class dinner menu was sold for ₹84.6 lakh at an auction in UK on Saturday. The first-class menu is believed to be the only surviving copy of the April 11 dinner menu.
A unique glimpse into the past as a menu from the ill-fated Titanic, dated four days before the ship's tragic encounter with an iceberg, is set to be auctioned for £60,000 on November 11.
In a fascinating discovery, a water-stained menu retrieved from the wreckage of the Titanic provides a unique glimpse into the dining experience of first-class passengers on the fateful night of April 11, 1912.