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Image • 2017.04.102017.04.10 • KoHoSo

White Star Line RMS Titanic poster - 1912

White Star Line RMS Titanic poster – 1912
found via Wiles Side Graphics on Tumblr (WARNING: some material NSFW)

The RMS Titanic departed for its maiden voyage on April 10, 1912.

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