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Titanic 100th Anniversary Collection
Shop for Titanic stamps.
These stamps pay tribute to the people of Halifax, who rose up and took on the call of duty to help with the response and recovery efforts.
Use them on your mail to help preserve the legacy of this iconic ship, and her passengers and crew.
Choose from 3 striking stamp designs, or buy them all.
Domestic Stamp
Bow & Anchors
Booklet of 10 stamps
$6.10
Domestic Stamp
Stern & Propellers
Full sheet of 16 stamps
$9.76
International Stamp
Side View
Booklet of 6 stamps
$10.80
Surround yourself with Titanic art.
A wonderful memento for Titanic fans, these ready-to-hang art prints perfectly capture the beauty of the ship’s design.
Make them part of your home or office décor!
Framed Print
Side View
$159.95
Framed Print
Bow & Anchors
$69.95
Art Poster
Bow & Anchors
$12.95
Sold out online—Buy at the Post Office!
For the ultimate Titanic enthusiast.
Only 10,000 produced!
This leather-bound embossed album tells the story of the tragedy from a Canadian perspective.
It includes an authentic White Star stock certificate, circa early 1900’s in a protective mount, all 5 Titanic stamps,
2 Royal Canadian Mint Titanic coins, a special re-created Titanic postmark, and 3 Titanic postcards.
Titanic Collector’s Set
$140.95
Gather these unique Titanic treasures!
Commemorate this important moment in Canadian history with special stamps and collectibles.
Stamp and Coin Set
$26.95
Sold out online—Buy at the Post Office!
$10 Pure Silver Coin
$64.95
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25-cent Coloured Coin
$25.95
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Get insight into the history of the Titanic from epost Newsstand
Canada's History
(formerly The Beaver)
$29.95 / 6 Issues
Save 28% off the newsstand price
National Geographic Interactive
$24.00 / 12 Issues
Save 67% off the newsstand price
Kayak: Canada's History Magazine for Kids
$21.95 / 6 Issues
Save 19% off the newsstand price
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Titanic 100th Anniversary Stamps: Design Features
How does one make a stamp of a ship that sank a century ago? Stamp designer Dennis Page takes you through the creative process—from the inspiration to the actual products.
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Titanic 100th Anniversary Stamps: The Locations
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- Southampton (England), where the Titanic started her maiden voyage on April 10, 1912. Most of Titanic’s crew hailed from in and around the city.
- Cape Race (Newfoundland, Canada), where a team working at the Canadian Marconi company’s wireless station heard Titanic’s early distress call. It came through late in the evening of April 14, 1912.
- Halifax (Nova Scotia, Canada), which became the centre of the rescue and recovery efforts after the tragic sinking on April 15, 1912. Halifax’s cemeteries became the final resting place approximately 150 victims.
- Southampton (England), where the Titanic started her maiden voyage on April 10, 1912. Most of Titanic’s crew hailed from in and around the city.
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