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Credits, Steinar's introduction to RMS Titanic.

The following illustrations was found in 'The Discovery of the Titanic'
Robert D. Ballard, Madison Press Books, 1987:

Robert D. Ballard, photo by Perry Thorsvik.
Alvin, photo by Martin Bowen/WHOI.
Captain J. Edward Smith, photo from The Illustrated London News.
One of Titanic's boilers, photo by Robert D. Ballard.
Remembering Titanic, photo by Emory Kristof/National Geographic.
Looking at a 1.class suite window, photo by Robert D. Ballard.

The following illustration was found out in 'World Wide Web':

Dining in the First class, from Ken Marshall Collection, found at WWW.

The following illustrations was found in 'Titanic, An Illustrated History'
Don Lynch, Madison Press Book, 1992:

J. Bruce Ismay, Bettmann/Hulton Picture Library.
Lord William J. Pirrie, Ulster Folk and Transport Museum , Northern-Ireland.
Titanic in open sea, painting from Ken Marshall Collection.
Iceberg right ahead!, painting from Ken Marshall Collection.
Painting of Titanic in the sunset, painting from Ken Marshall Collection.

The following illustration was found in 'Titanic,Triumph and Tragedy'
John P. Eaton and Charles A. Haas, Haynes Publishing, 1986:

An Iceberg, 15 april 1912, photo from Daily Sketch.

Other who has contibuted to my pages :

Thanks to Johnny Olaussen who helped me scanning the pictures.
And a great 'Thank You' to Jan Petter Holter at Norges Bank, (the Norwegian National Bank) who helped me with converting British Pounds in 1912, to Norwegian Kroner in 1997.
A great thanks to my closest family who had to live with/without me when this project was made.

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