Inches Collection (page 5)

Cunard Line, RMS Caronia - folder cover, Captain's Copy
Cunard Line, RMS Caronia - hard bound folder of the officers instruction book labelled Caronia with label inscribed Cunard Captain's Copy'. 13 x 10.5 inches. Date: 20th century

Cunard Line, QE2 turbine blade limited edition
Cunard Line, QE2 turbine blade. In 1986 the Queen Elizabeth 2 underwent a £90 million refit that marked the end of her life as a steamship as her turbine engines were replaced by a diesel

White Star Line, RMS Titanic - Mercator cast models
White Star Line, RMS Titanic - boxed pair of modern Mercator cast models, on treen stands. 11.5 inches. Date: 20th century

HMS Southampton, British nautical pennant, framed and glazed, formerly the property of Brian Ticehurst, expert on the Titanic. 32 x 20 inches. Date: 20th century

White Star Line, Olympic and Titanic, booklet cover
White Star Line, Olympic and Titanic, Largest Steamers in the World, publicity booklet cover design by Sam M Brown, 32 pages approx. 4.75 x 7 inches, bound with red ribbon. Date: 1912

White Star Line - Official Guide, bound volume
White Star Line - 1877 hardbound volume, White Star Line, Official Guide, United States Mail Steamers, Ismay, Imrie & Co, London and Liverpool

Fenwick Archive - negative of Gibraltar from Carpathia
Fenwick Archive - original negative showing Gibraltar taken from the Carpathia. 5.5 x 3.5 inches. (Positive version available to view as image 13746047.) Date: 1912

Engineering bound volume, July to December 1910
Engineering, bound volume of the illustrated weekly journal Volume XC from July to December 1910 edited by W.H. Maw and B. Alfred Raworth

Engineering bound volume, January to June 1911
Engineering, bound volume of the illustrated weekly journal XCL from January to June 1911, 872 pages. Edited by W.H. Maw and B. Alfred Raworth

RMS Titanic - Kate Winslet as Rose De Witt Bukater
RMS Titanic - signed colour photograph of Kate Winslet as Rose De Witt Bukater in the 1997 film Titanic. 10 x 8 inches. Date: 1997

Pirrie Carlisle Archive - autographs and illustration
Pirrie Carlisle Archive - George Maurice Burn (1862-1945) pen and ink study on card, Thames barges under sail. Signed by visitors to a soiree. 6 x 4.25 inches

White Star Line, Olympic and Titanic cabin prices - list of Second Class ocean rates in a frame, showing cabin prices on main, middle and salon decks for both winter and summer seasons in 1912

White Star Line - First Class tartan deck blanket with woven White Star Line to one corner. 63 x 65 inches. Date: 20th century

White Star Line - napkin ring and damask napkin
White Star Line - Second Class napkin ring with Maltese Cross, and damask napkin with words White Star Line plus stars featured. 22 x 22 inches

White Star Line - serving tureen lid and napkin ring
White Star Line - First Class serving tureen lid 6.5 inches, and napkin ring with Maltese Cross

White Star Line - Elkington plate teapot and water jug
White Star Line - Elkington plate teapot 8 inches and water jug with later engraved White Star flag

White Star Line - two bouillon plates with logo
White Star Line - two bouillon plates with red flag logo. 7.5 inches. Date: early 20th century

White Star Line - ceramic jam pot with lid
White Star Line - Third Class ceramic jam pot with lid, with red flag logo on both. 3.5 inches. Date: 20th century

White Star Line - Wisteria side plate, Stonier saucer
White Star Line - First Class Wisteria side plate, 8 inches, and OSNC (Ocean Steam Navigation Company) Stonier and Co saucer

White Star Line, decorative endpapers, presentation book
White Star Line, decorative endpapers of presentation book. Extremely rare T.H. Ismay hardbound volume presented to the managers

White Star Line - bouillon plate with logo
White Star Line - bouillon plate with gilt border and flag logo in the centre. 8 inches. Date: 20th century

P&O Cruises - Sea Princess brass name plaque on an oak backing board. 34 x 6 inches. Date: 20th century

White Star Line, RMS Olympic, foldout brochure
White Star Line, RMS Olympic, foldout publicity brochure for the Triple-Screw 46, 439 ton ship - The Largest British Steamer. 20 x 11 inches when unfolded, Date: circa 1926

Cunard Line, QE2 - master clock control system with original signage. Ex. Cobwebs Southampton. 27 x 14 inches. (1 of 2) Date: 20th century

Union Castle Line, RMS Pretoria Castle - instruments
Union Castle Line, RMS Pretoria Castle, later SA Oranje - rare collection of brass engine room instruments together with the ship's bulkhead clock, fixed to an oak shield-shaped panel. 32 inches

Cunard Line, RMS Aquitania - brass bell on stand
Cunard Line, RMS Aquitania - brass bell on contemporary treen stand, impressed RMS Aquitania May 1914 Feb 1950. 14 inches on stand. Date: 1914-1950

White Star Line, Proposed Sailings, foldout brochure
White Star Line, Proposed Sailings and rates, foldout brochure dated 1900 showing Information of First Class cabins, Second Class and Third Class rates. 14 x 6 inches. Date: 1900

White Star Line, Royal & US Mail Steamers, brochure
White Star Line, Royal & United States Mail Steamers, soft cover brochure, covering all three classes of services at the height of the transatlantic immigrant trade

White Star Line, RMS Olympic - Proposed Sailings list for 1914 over eight pages. 8 x 9 inches. Date: 1914

White Star Line, Sailings, published June 1912. 30 x 6 inches. Date: 1912

White Star Line - two brochures. L: RMS Majestic foldout brochure, circa 1922, 56, 621 Tons, The World's Largest Liner. 28 x 6 inches. R: Souvenir of a Visit to a White Star Liner, circa 1925

White Star Line - Information for Passengers
White Star Line - rare early information for passengers and cabin plan of Screw Steam Ships Britannic, Germanic, Celtic, Adriatic, Republic and Baltic. 5 x 8 inches. Date: circa 1880

Transatlantic Sailings leaflet, various shipping lines, mentioning largest steamers in the world, Olympic and Titanic. The sailing schedule shows an image of Olympic and Titanic on the cover

White Star Line, MV Britannic, chromium clock in the form of a ship's wheel of the type purchased on board. 4.5 inches. Date: 1930s

RMS Lusitania - bronze trench art, WW1
RMS Lusitania - extremely rare WW1 bronze trench art souvenir related to the sinking of the original Lusitania. She was sunk a mile east of Folkestone gate by German submarine U5

RMS Lusitania - propaganda medal, leaflet and other items
RMS Lusitania - Carlton ware model 6.5 inches, together with German propaganda medal, leaflet, and other items. The bronze German Lusitania medal was designed by Karl Goetz

Maritime - brass gimble lamp, stamped ER COM. 13.5 inches

RMS Queen Mary, crackle glass carafe with plaque
RMS Queen Mary crackle glass carafe with engraved plaque around neck and certificate that states Craquelle Glass Carafe as an integral part of the R.M.S

RMS Titanic - poster for Spanish film version
RMS Titanic poster for Spanish film version of the American movie Titanic starring Clifton Webb and Barbara Stanwyck. 43. x 29 inches. Date: 1953

Union Castle liner - RMS Windsor Castle, South Africa
Union Castle agent's print showing the RMS Windsor Castle off Cape Town, South Africa. Framed and glazed. 33 x 24 inches. Date: 20th century

Cunard Liner, Queen Elizabeth - agent's print by C. R. Turner showing the Queen Elizabeth at sea. Framed and glazed. 28 x 19 inches. Date: 20th century

Teak footstool recycled from a ship
Teak footstool with small plaque Made by the Hughes Bolckow Shipbreaking Company from teak taken from Esperance Bay. 17.5 inches. Date: 20th century

Cunard Line - teak coffee table recycled from a ship
Cunard Line - teak circular coffee table with small plaque Made by the Hughes Bolckow Shipbreaking Company from teak taken from R.M.S. Aquitania. 22 inches. Date: 20th century

Airship Hindenburg - porcelain dinner plate
German Hindenburg Zeppelin Airship - porcelain dinner plate, decorated with the logo of the Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei (DZR)

Airship Hindenburg, American Airlines, advertising sign
Rare Zeppelin travel agent's advertising sign in glass: Now Fly to Europe via Airship Hindenburg and American Airlines Inc'. 28 x 20 inches. Date: circa 1930s

White Star Line, RMS Titanic - photograph
White Star Line, RMS Titanic - silver gelatine photograph by Beken of Cowes, signed bottom right, framed and glazed. 16 x 13 inches. Date: circa 1912

RMS Titanic passenger Jack Odell
RMS Titanic - First Class passenger (from Southampton to Queenstown only) Jack Odell, photograph taken around 1912. Date: circa 1912

Captain John Treasure Jones Archive two goblets
Captain Treasure Jones Archive - two Stuart Crystal souvenir goblets. 6 inches

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"Inches: A World of Extraordinary Measures" Step into the fascinating world of inches, where extraordinary stories unfold. From the enchanting tale of "The Marriage of General Mite and Millie Edwards" to the towering presence of Patrick Cotter O'Brien, this is a realm where size truly matters. They have witnessed history in their own unique way. Behold the last known photo of Captain Smith, proudly standing tall on RMS Titanic's deck. Marvel at the New Eastbourne Tram, measuring every inch as it glides through time. Even in unexpected places, inches leave their mark. Imagine the anticipation as a hopeful LFB applicant measures their chest for that coveted position. Feel the precision with each stroke of a metal ruler, shaping creations with meticulous accuracy. But perhaps no story captures our imagination more than that of Charles Byrne, known as "The Giant. " His towering stature challenged societal norms and inspired awe wherever he went. And then there are those who sailed aboard White Star Line's RMS Titanic - names forever etched in history. Delve into forgotten pages from booklets and date books; explore lists revealing first-class passengers' identities; marvel at a column section from its grand restaurant - all measured by inches that once graced this majestic vessel. Inches may seem small individually but collectively they shape our world in ways we often overlook. They remind us that even within limited boundaries lies boundless potential for greatness or tragedy. So let us celebrate these humble units of measurement - symbols connecting tales both grand and intimate. In every inch lies an untold story waiting to be discovered, reminding us that sometimes it's not about how much space we occupy but rather what we do within those precious few inches that truly counts.