Oversized Titanic Ship's Bell
$179.95
This oversized Titanic Ship's Bell replica pays homage to one of the most iconic and tragic maritime vessels in history. Cast in solid brass with a beautifully turned wooden handle, this bell captures the grandeur of early 20th-century seafaring tradition. The engraved inscription "Titanic 1912 London" commemorates the year of the ship's ill-fated maiden voyage, evoking both nostalgia and respect for the historic legacy of the Titanic. Bells like this one were essential on ships for marking the passage of time, alerting the crew to watch changes, and signaling emergencies. The Titanic's ship's bell, famously located near the lookout post, became a symbol of urgency and warning during the tragic collision with the iceberg. This replica stands as a poignant reminder of the ship's story, blending naval history and historical significance.
In very good condition, with minor signs of wear and aging.
Please note that due to their vintage nature, some items may exhibit charming signs of age and gentle wear, adding to their unique character.
Product Information
- Height: 16 Inches
- Width: 9.5 Inches
- Weight: 5.3 Pounds
- Condition: Vintage (item may show signs of age or other imperfections.)
- Web ID: 134314861
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