Imagine standing beside Pedro Miguel Locks as Titanic’s enormous bow approaches. This postcard presents a voyage history never allowed: the famous liner passing through the Panama Canal.
Titanic sank on April 15, 1912. When the canal officially opened on August 15, 1914, with the passage of SS Ancon, she had been lost for more than two years. The new waterway connected Atlantic and Pacific shipping without the long journey around South America. This imagined scene brings Titanic into that changing world of ocean travel.
The reverse expressly identifies the image as an artist’s impression. It credits the Titanic artwork to P. J. Fennessy and names C. F. Fennessy of Edinburgh, Scotland, as the producer. English and Spanish captions identify Pedro Miguel Locks, and the front carries reference FEN-15.
One printed art postcard is included. Suitable for Titanic, White Star Line, Panama Canal, and fantasy postcard collections. This is a fictional scene, not a photograph documenting an actual Titanic voyage. The publication date is unstated; the old-style postage wording does not establish the card’s age.
ITEM SPECIFICS
● Unit of Sale: Single postcard
● Subject: RMS Titanic; Panama Canal; Pedro Miguel Locks
● Theme: Ocean Liners; Maritime History; Fantasy Art
● Artist: P. J. Fennessy
● Producer: C. F. Fennessy, Edinburgh, Scotland
● Reference: FEN-15
● Type: Printed art postcard
● Back: Divided
● Postage Condition: Unposted
● Publication Date: Not stated
● Language: English and Spanish
SHIPPING
$1.49 buyer-paid Standard Envelope shipping. Securely packaged.
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