The Artifacts Left From The Titanic Disaster

After more than 100 years since the Titanic disaster, the artifacts salvaged from the legendary ship still attract public attention.
The artifacts left from the Titanic disaster
The man is admiring the wide-brimmed hat at the exhibition of items salvaged from the Titanic in London (UK) in 2010. Photo: Oli Scarff / Getty Images.
The kitchen utensils were salvaged from the ill-fated ship. This is one of the few objects at the exhibition took place in Los Angeles (USA) on 9/2/2003

. Photo: Michel Boutefeu / Getty Images.
Titanic (full name RMS Titanic) is considered to be the largest, most luxurious ship, with the ambition to dominate the transatlantic sea route at the time of its birth in 1912. In the photo, the objects on display presented at the exhibition in Los Angeles (USA) on 9/2/2003 Photo: Michel Boutefeu / Getty Images.




However, on April 15, 1912, on its first and last voyage, Titanic was completely sunk by crashing into an iceberg while passing through Newfoundland, Canada. In the photo, the sink was salvaged and displayed at the exhibition in 2003. Details have been rusted a lot due to the long time in the water. Photo: Michel Boutefeu / Getty Images.
A dollar bill is printed with the picture of the late President Abraham Lincoln at the "Titanic Antiques" exhibition held in October 2002 in Los Angeles (USA). Photo: Michel Boutefeu / Getty Images.
Gold spoons (left) are only used by passengers in the first class car This is an antiques exhibited at the exhibition in London (UK) 11/2010.



To the right is a razor from a famous brand that appeared in the US show in September 2003. Photo: Oli Scarff and Michel Boutefeu / Getty Images.
The relatively new tangerine clock belonged to John Chapman, one of more than 1,500 victims who died in the sinking. His wife, Sarah, refused to board the lifeboat and chose to die with her husband on the fateful night. Photo: Ben Birchall / PA Images via Getty Images.
The life jacket was used to rescue the Titanic. Photo: Ben Birchall / PA Images via Getty Images.
The front page of the New York Times, dated April 15, 2012, tells in detail the sinking of the Titanic.



This newspaper is displayed in the exhibition "100 years Titanic: Legend and Mystery" in New York (USA). Photo: John Moore / Getty Images.
The comb was salvaged and displayed at the 2003 US exhibition. Despite the time and oxidation marks, the comb retains its original appearance. Photo: Michel Boutefeu / Getty Images.
A button on the uniform is imprinted with the emblem of the White Star Line, the company that owns the ill-fated Titanic. Photo: Michel Boutefeu / Getty Images.
The leather wallet belonged to Mauritz Adahl, a victim in the sinking of the Titanic.



He was a guest in class 3. The wallet was found inside Adahl's body and returned to his family. Photo: Ben Birchall / PA Images via Getty Images.
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