Titanic Images - Marine Review

Titanic Images for officials of companies engaged in shipbuilding, ship operation, and terminals, lighterage, storage, etc.

The Titanic in Dry Dock at Belfast, Taken Just Before She Left for Southampton to Proceed on Her Maiden Trip. Marine News (May 1912) p. 156. GGA Image ID # 10ac9015c5

This Picture Depicts What in All Probability Happened to the Titanic. She Struck a Massive, Projecting Underwater Shelf of an Iceberg, Ripping Open Her Bilges on the Starboard Side from Near the Bow to Practically Amidships. The. Energy of the Blow is Estimated at 1,161,000 Foot-Tons. © Scientific American. Marine News (May 1912) p. 157. GGA Image ID # 10acc78937

Chart of the North Atlantic, Showing the New Summer Routes for Steamers. The Turning Points are Indicated by Small Open Circles. Prepared from information furnished by hydrographic office by Engineering News. Marine News (May 1912) p. 158. GGA Image ID # 10acd7665b

The Senate Committee Headed by Senator Smith, Examining J. Bruce Ismay, Managing Director of the White Star Line, at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York. Mr Ismay is Seated at the Table with His Left Hand to His Chin. © Underwood & Underwood. Engineering News. Marine News (May 1912) p. 159. GGA Image ID # 10acf93e32

One of Titanic's Lifeboats Alongside the Carpathia. © Underwood & Underwood, New York. Marine News (May 1912) p. 161. GGA Image ID # 10ad1fa08e

The Heavy Electrically Operated Watertight Doors of the Olympic and Titanic. Marine News (May 1912) p. 162. GGA Image ID # 10ad4df970

Lundin Decked Lifeboat with 60 Persons, Under the Welin Davits. Marine News (July 1912) p. 246. GGA Image ID # 10ad506a6d