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A water-stained menu thought to have been recovered from the body of a Titanic victim has been found in an attic and is now tipped to sell for £60,000.<br />
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The unique menu card was for the first class restaurant for the evening of April 11, 1912. <br />
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The vessel had just left its last port of call, Queenstown (Cobh) in Ireland, and was steaming across the Atlantic when well-to-do passengers sat down to an opulent feast.

BNPS.co.uk (01202) 558833.
Pic: CorinMesser/BNPS

A water-stained menu thought to have been recovered from the body of a Titanic victim has been found in an attic and is now tipped to sell for £60,000.

The unique menu card was for the first class restaurant for the evening of April 11, 1912.

The vessel had just left its last port of call, Queenstown (Cobh) in Ireland, and was steaming across the Atlantic when well-to-do passengers sat down to an opulent feast.