1652. Titanic prop rubber lifeboat oar from attempted rescue scenes. (TCF, 1997) (TCF, 1997) Original cast rubber 136 in. prop oar constructed on metal armature and expertly painted to appear as wood. At the tragic conclusion of the blockbuster Titanic, survivors in lifeboats drift through the freezing waters. As the lifeboats navigate the sea of corpses, the oar is used to tap bodies for any signs of life. Exhibiting age and deterioration. In production-used fair condition. $400 - $600

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June 28, 2017 11:00 AM PDT
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