Bound with red ribbon, this publicity booklet was intended for use by First and Second Class passengers on both Olympic and Titanic and has 16 colour plates including a folding frontispiece of the dining salon.

Also illustrated are the reading and writing room, smoke room, restaurant, main staircase, veranda café, Turkish Bath cooling room, swimming bath, a single berth stateroom and a number of second-class facilities including dining salon, promenade deck, library and stateroom.

Philomena is reputed to have been found floating amongst wreckage in the aftermath of the disaster by one of the ships passing through the area some time later.

The doll “surfaced” many years later in a church ballot in Belfast, having been in the donor’s family for some time.

It is believed that, of the sixteen wooden lifeboats aboard Titanic, thirteen were temporarily moored at the White Star Line piers in New York after the Carpathia docked and unloaded survivors and lifeboats

A New York City policeman removed this painted cast iron House Flag and nameplate from one of these lifeboats in 1912 and it was passed down through his family.