With only 63 pages, this picture/memory book is short on narrative. What makes it interesting is the inclusion of facsimile copies of rare documents, including:
- A baggage claim coupon
- An advertisement for Vinolia Otto Toilet Soap, emphasizing that this soap was provided to first-class passengers on the Titanic
- A Report of Survey, certifying that the ship had been inspected, and was found to conform to mandatory standards
- Blueprint no. 401, Sketch Shewing Position of Additional Heater & Air Pump
- A postcard sent from Queenstown by Escott Robert Phillips, a second-class passenger, to his friend Bill Squires
- Three telegrams; from Titanic to Olympic, from Carpathia to Olympic, and from Olympic to White Star offices
- A telegram from Charles N Evans to President William H Taft, expressing sympathy for the loss of Major Butt
- Daily memorandum from the Hydrographic Office of the U.S. Navy, with one of the earliest reports of the collision
- Correspondence from the Matson Life Raft Company to Secretary Nagel of the Dept of Commerce and Labor (dated 4/18/1912 - they didn't waste any time!)
- A request for the House of Commons inquiry to ask specific questions regarding the officers' watches
- An account by Henrik Naess of his experience as a mate on the Samson, a Norwegian sealing vessel, in which he claims that those aboard saw the rockets launched by Titanic
- Original statement of H. Stone, Second Officer of Californian about the night of April 14-15 ( )