Our Olympic Class Collection
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- We've been asked to share our artifact collections, so we're breaking it down into 3 groups - Olympic Class collection, general White Star and Cunard collection, and general Ocean Liner collection. Hope you enjoy!
For 1912, that pocket camera actually impressed me. You'd think all cameras from back then would be all big/bulky, but the fact that they had something like that in 1912 is so cool, seems like something that'd be made today.
Matt Ward they had the Kodak Brownie Model from 1900 released 12 years earlier about the size of a small smartphone retail box
Matt Ward Cameras had been around since the early-mid 1800s, nit to mention buying recreational items had become a trend since the late 1800s (possible the 1890s) when second class became its own thing and not just a name for third class
Matt Ward
Cameras had been around for years.
callum hardy I'm well aware. Still looks slick by 1912 standards imo.
Damn I need a friend that I can geek out about this stuff with
Hi there, you will find some interesting titanic enthusiasts commenting on the titanic honor and glory videos ;) I would love to own a titanic artefact, have you seen the titanic artefact exhibition which I think toured the world a few years ago?
boo brandy lol - good luck!
ugh same, i speak abt these things with my friends and they are like: IDGAF YOU NERD 🥺🥺
@@gabrielalvarado7849 that's me lmao.. my friends don't care but I'm so fascinated by the olympic class liners
It’s amazing how much one can learn from the Titanic over the years. I’ve grown up with Titanic since 2nd grade. Now I’m an adult. It was my gateway to maritime history, model building, knowledge of ships, Hollywood history and classic cinema, and TV, drawing and art(Ken Marschall) and computer games (Honor and Glory)and technology, gilded age history, Newport Mansions (Astor’s) etc. Everything seems to connect back to Titanic in some way. Anyone else feel this?
I do completely. Im also very into Engineering and or Construction of Ships of the Era.
Im also quite a bit Nuts. I use her terminology and history in frequent language.
Ive seen every film about her: The Nazi Propoganda Film from '43, '53 and '97. I also went and saw the Broadway Play when it came out.
Your Mondays really make my week, Mondays are always the worst but your videos make them one of the best, thank you so much for making this game and all the things you do make it a little easier to get through my life, it's hard, but your vids and your game make it better. Thank you Tom and your team :)
1:48 I HAVE A PIECE OF COAL LIKE THAT!
I'm so proud to have it! It makes me feel like I'm touching history. That coal would be used on Titanic if the ship didn't struck the iceberg.
I own one of the limited, larger pieces of coal in my Titanic collection. A few years ago, I volunteered at a local arts center when they hosted an artifact display by R.M.S. Titanic Incorporated ( now known as p
Every time is a part of history if you think about it.
I have the coal, rivet and some post cards. A modest collection but I enjoy them
There's something immensely satisfying about seeing that camera close. So sleek.
When the '97 Film came out, it was also along side the Broadway Film Titanic. I was there and saw it at the Theater in NYC. There were a few items made as set pieces that Im curious if anyone ever donated to you:
1. Boarding Ramp with the Name Titanic on the side
2. During the end of the Play.. I think I was a disaster. I practically cried from the onset of the Opening to the Ending. I flat out sobbed when I saw the Cart used in the Smoking Room Scenes drifting away on its own. They used blankets towards the end to highlight who made it onto the Carpathia. I was curious if anyone ever passed one onto you guys?
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When you mentioned the Staircase woodwork, I think my blood temp dropped. I cant even imagine where half of those items from the Olympic are today.
Thank you.
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There’s a pub in the UK that has many of the first class lounge fittings from the Olympic. I’ve been dying to go there at some point
I sooo wish that they would make ships more like these because I think that they have the perfect balance between hotel and ship. Meaning you feel like you are on a ship the cruise liners of today you don't really get to see that unless you happen to go threw some very bad weather which is possible but not as likely since they have weather systems installed on the deck. So it's almost like just going to a hotel then a ship you only really see the water when you look out and that's it.
This is so interesting. I love the tiny metal model of the ship. So cool.
That's awesome. I'd love to fix up a house in that Olympic class style. It would most likely be prohibitively expensive to replicate, but that paneling and the old light fixtures and those patterned carpets and all would be a pretty interesting style that you don't really see anymore and make your place stand out a bit. Just my thoughts anyway. And I lol'ed at 7:50. Looking at all the antique ship artifacts and then BB-8 just comes out of nowhere. Lol.
as a kid i was an avid Titanic historian, your channel has re-inspired my love for these olympic class ships
How could you scrap something so beautiful??? Its like throwing away the mona lisa!
Your camera and the tiles that Matt has is very interesting. Especially having actual wood and tile from the Olympic. Very cool video .
*Matt's voice always gives me ASMR lol*
I’ve alwase wanted a collection of titanic artifacts, and I’ll definitely watch these videos.
I want a spoon or a tea cup from Titanic
well tough luck because the only thing you can get from the ship is coal
I want the BIG Part from titanic
Wonderful.
I absolutely love videos like this as I have my own ocean liner artifact collection and I love to see what other people have in their collections.
I’m really intrigued by the lead titanic souvenir. I want to know more about it.
I bought my lead Titanic souvenir in a gift shop at the Titanic Artifact Exhibition, back when it was at the Tropicana hotel in Las Vegas. I think it was 2005 when I got it. The Exhibition has since moved to the Luxor hotel in that same city, but they don’t sell those tiny lead paperweights anymore. I don’t think it has any connections with the ship itself, it’s just something that they made to sell. Hope this helps.
Makes me wonder the extent of lead's use on board the Titanic.
I just finished reading about the Gimbells “portable” lamp. There is a nice section on it in the book “Titanic: The Ship Magnificent” (2008, 2012, The History Press). This is a massive, two volume work that was written by Bruce Beveridge and 4 other Titanic experts that comprehensively goes into detail about pretty much every phase of the ship’s construction. It’s a must-have for anyone interested in the ship’s mechanics and furnishings, but might be a bit daunting for anyone who’s only just starting to learn about Titanic, simply because it’s so much to read! The section about the lamp is in Volume One, near the end of Chapter 17, which talks about the ship’s electrical fittings. I’m sure that Tom, Matt and the Honor and Glory crew are familiar with the book, maybe even used some of it’s info to help create the game.
I like the 1:350 model of the Ship.
Ya I have one of those too...going on 12 years now and it's still completely unfinished XD!
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Piece of Olympic,s Grand staircase! That,s Awesome.Great video Guy,s👍👍👍
I have a rare Titanic whisky bottle, in 2012 100 year anniversary in Belfast. Where I am from and typing this. The Titanic whisky brew for 1st class was remade in 2012 only a limited amount of bottles were made, I managed to get one.
I remember when this video came out and during the time between then and now, my collection has grown and I now proudly own a few good items from the Olympic class liners such as wood, deck shavings and a half a floor tile from the Olympic as well as a small section of rust and coal brought up from the Titanic! My shelf looks a bit better and my gf tells me “You’re gonna need a bigger shelf” (no pun intended) but thanks for inspiring me guys and letting me know this stuff is still out there!
Adult version of Review Brah!
Justin Aviation he’s 21 years old. Dumbass.
I put in an offer today on eBay for an iron nail from Titanic wreck complete with papers of authenticity. After this video, I'm glad the seller refused. Fake? He also had coins from Britannic survivor and coin from Andrea Doria(?). All with papers but legal or authentic?
@@Sammakko7 chill bro
I wish you guys could secure closer looks at the lounge electrolier, or electric fittings of the titanic or even Olympic including lightbulbs possibly still intact, or the cut glass or beaded flush mount or semi-flush mount lights that were all over the ceilings in the grand staircase.
If it weren’t for you guys I would’ve never known about the beaded chandelier in the center of the dome.
Thank you for all you do.
Adrian Ghandtchi the lounge electrolier from RMS Olympic is about half an hour drive away for me. It’s in Sheffield.
Tom, I know where you might have got the lead Titanic model from! I have one too, and I bought it the first time I visited the Titanic Artifact Exhibition, back when it was at the Tropicana hotel in Las Vegas. It has since gone to the Luxor hotel in that same city, but I’m pretty sure they don’t sell those there anymore. Hope this was helpful.
If they are the pewter replicas you're referring to, I have two of them.
Hey, I was wondering if you guys could do a podcast about the breakup, like tge one about the collision. Ive still yet to be able to find much on the last twenty minutes or so, and I think it would be really good if you would explain that time in depth
Villeroy & Boch make porcelaine. It's really expensive, beautiful stuff from Luxembourg. Makers of that tile that you've shown. Usually dishware. I'm impressed with that tile.
I am proud that I found this channel... You guys are amazing, these videos are so satisfying and makes me so happy to see. Thank you for making a smile on my face :)
I would buy all of the White Star Line ship models but damn, it’s just to expensive. For a mini nomadic model 45 DOLLARS!! YOU KIDDING ME!!
Appreciate your dedication and you are amazing!
Matt has sooo many books! Its like a mini library!
Do you actually still have the lego from the lego titanic video?
Ow man that video is legendary. I was so amazed by it because back in the day every other lego Titanic video was just using the 1997 movie voice track remaking the movie with legos but not this one. This one had an original story and voice acting. Just brilliant!
jo5hua pretty sure it got reported and taken down
ruclips.net/video/z47nqiw9izI/видео.html&t has been re-uploaded
I have a chair from the lounge of the Majestic. Happy to send photos if you wish.
Matt had a great collection
Yes a new video! I love your videos and those gleaming models! From Who Is The Extra.
Gods gonna get you with the kodak disk
I work on the 1/350 model it is rather difficult to treat but provides beautiful results.
Still waiting for the other two videos 😭
I have that same coal sample and always wondered if it was authentic. Good to see that it is. You can search online for coal and everyone and their dead grandmother has “authentic” stuff.
Now I can't get the mental image of BB8 rolling around Olympic class ships out of my head.
My dad and the company he worked for actually won a £150,000 contract to supply scaffolding and industrial painting expertise to support the refurbishment of the Nomadic in Belfast.
Nice to see that you are still active :D
Very nice👌
I really want to have a spoon or a tea cup from Titanic. I would cherish it forever
Very cool
You have some cool stuff! I’d love to share my ~5ft model of the titanic I got as a gift from my uncle. Him and I are both into this stuff, though his collection is far nicer compared to mine. I’ve redone the rigging to be more accurate on it.
Here's something interesting, my grandmother on my mother's side, her maiden name was Browne. So it could be possible that father Francis Browne is one of my distant relative.
Got a piece of the Ste. Clare (Bob-Lo Boat, Detoit, MI)
I also built 2 titanic models the fist one when I was only 7 years old it was made pretty bad but I sitill love it and the second one I made when I was 16 Which is pretty decent and I am 17now
That camera was the iPhone of its day!
Hi Jack!
Hey,I have another question, but somehow I think it's a little dumb...
Why are the rivets black?, like, I thought steel was supposed to be gray or something, or is it because they are mixed with other things?
Because they painted over them
One word: paint
oh.. you hurt my feelings :(
What laws prevent a private person from owning salvage from the wreck? It's hard to reinforce them if they are some silent albeit international agreement and I've never heard of any such law here in Sweden.
I do know that you can be prosecuted and jailed in Estonia, Finland and Sweden for diving to M/S Estonia and violating "griftefriden" (Swedish, meaning "peace of the grave"; i.e. disturbing a grave, robbing it or mishandling a corpse), but how does that work on the Titanic wreck site?
14:24 I have the exact same thing, the seller said it was "Oak skirting" I could upload a pic if anyone could identify it.
Titanic was called the ship of dreams and she was, she was
I *had* coal from the Titanic, and a 1920's postcard of Olympic, but my dog apparently really wanted to eat both of them. I now have a smaller chunk of coal.
nice model
When i was in las vagas, in the titanic exhibit, there was a big ass chunk of the titanic on display, and i palmed it lmao i TOUCHED THE TITANIC
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Ever since it was determined that Titanic's first class dining saloon was floored with linoleum (instead of the carpet that was manufactured for it) I've always been puzzled as to the reason. Hearing that the cabin corridors were tiled as well...would they have used carpet runners? Having such open, expansive spaces, with a solid surface flooring...they'd have been echo chambers. You'd think the saloon and corridors would require sound dampening to create a more serene atmosphere.
Very interesting Tim. I was quite puzzled when l learnt that titanic had linoleum. Its such a cheap material these days and I wonder if it felt soft to walk on onboard the titanic.
Matthew Chaban it's been said that linoleum was more expensive than marble, at that time. It was a brand new invention. It also wasn't the same type of thin, cheap vinyl as you'd think of today.
There were no carpet runners in the corridors. This was noted by a Cunard line designer when he sailed on Olympic in 1911 and took many extensive notes (which were used in the design of Aquitania.)
Matthew DeWinkeleer Cool. Thanks for the info.
Thanks for your expertise Matthew and may I say, what an awesome job you guys have the done with the game! Your attention to detail is exceptional... Do you know if the linoleum used on Titanic was a soft material, similar to what we would see in modern buildings/homes today? (I know linoleum was very popular in domestic homes here in Australia in the 1980's & 90's)
if santa gave me titanic coal i wouldn't even be mad
If only the people of the 30s had only known how valuable Olympic would become in the 1990-2000s, i bet they would have kept it as a museum. If Olympic was around today i bet people would try to take a piece of the ship with them.
I've been trying to build that 1:350 model to float and sink but I'm having trouble finding the time and patience to do so.
I wonder if anyone on the ship started looting while it was sinking
I wonder what happened to the Olympic's pianos.
The reception piano is hiding in England or Germany and I can't find it and it REALLY annoys me.
Matthew DeWinkeleer I sure hope it's in good hands
Nice
That rule of not being able to own something from the wreck is so annoying. I really wanted a first class plate from the dining room.
BB8. BB8!!! ☹️❤️ *points aggressively*
Vinolia Soap is not cheap gift shop stuff, it's a very loved, fairly pricey soap.
It's $7 in the museum gift shop. If I truly thought it was cheap - as in tacky - it wouldn't have been included in the video.
John Marston... Rancher, Gunslinger, Outlaw, and fine soap afficianado.
I have a RMS Caronia 1904 Postcard, from 1904
Isnt there someone who technically owns the "salvage rights" to Titanic? Maybe the modern day continuation of Cunard because they merged with white star and own everything else white star had rights to?
P77777777 unless something has changed. RMS Titanic, Inc owns salvage rights to the vessel
Matt, are some of those books from the 1990s!
Why is it illegal to own pieces recovered from the wreck? It is located on the high seas and I would expect admiralty law to apply. Is that not so?
Do you know the manufacturer of the Titanic model you showed? I've been looking for a good one to make but they all appear clunky and not true replicas
"Soap is no laughing matter."
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I raged like milk once.
@@Ricardo-cl3vs Didn't we all?
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True...
For anybody interested, there are White Star items and even pieces of RMS Olympic for sale on eBay by seller "thepurserslocker". He even has a painting from the grand staircase for $26,000
If only the people of the 30s had only known how valuable Olympic would become in the 1990-2000s, i bet they would have kept it as a museum.Or striped her of anything of value for future sale and display. If Olympic was around today i bet people would try to take a piece of the ship with them.
Wow
14:08 Wow I'm jealous
I don't have any coal from the Titanic. :-( I'd love to have some one day, though.
Keep it up guys
We have to wait until 2019 to play full Titanic Honor and Glory
Franz Liszt really ? :(
Yes it's on Google
No, the game will have at least 2 years to be released after it's funded.
Ok
It's not gonna be 2019.
Cool video!!! And I love that small metallic Titanic :''3
I wanna learn some more :'3!!!!
btw, what is that black thingy called again? a ribbit?
Also, say hi to Matt
It's called a "rivet"
oh thank you!
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one down :'v
So what are your thoughts of killing Zombies on the Titanic in Call of Duty Black Ops 4: Zombies?
WHERE IS THE WSL AND CUNARD ARTIFACTS VIDEO
How is Thomas's hairstyle called? Btw nice collection!
On the thumbnail the titanic is sinking
Where do u get these hot ship models😧😦
It would be funny if there lying about the coal BTW just played the game last night the demo 3 it's really interesting and fantastic it's funny when I look at the titanic and I went wait is that the size I thought she would be bigger but tbh it is a 1912 ship
MY GOT I WHISH I HAS THAT TITANIC MODEL I HAVE A 1:600 scale model but not with that mush detail
Hello there
Which company do you like the best, Cunard or White Star Line?
Its pretty cool Cunard is still around today. I think I would of preferred Cunard even at the time of titanic
Cunard for a speedy return to New York, White Star Line for a relaxing trip to England! Cunard first class, White Star Second Class
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20 dollars for a nugget of coal? Mate, you know the strike is over, eh?!
"... fold it right up and put it in your breast pocket of your vest."
Tom, vests don't have breast pockets! I assume the camera goes in the same vest pocket that a pocket watch would otherwise go in?
RMS Gigantic my vintage vests have breast pockets, and the old advertisements I saw show a vest breast pocket.
Huh, I was always under the impression that it was a fashion faux pas, only attempted on extremely cheap modern vests explicitly not meant to be worn with a suit.
WHERE U GET THIS STUFF
I have that piece of coal from the wreck
how much will be the game
When the next flooding video?(