When RMS Titanic set sail for New York from Southampton on 10th April 1912, she was one of the great modern feats of engineering. Designed by a team of skilled engineers and boasting some of the most advanced technologies and safety features of time, she was hailed as unsinkable . Then just four days into her maiden voyage she struck an iceberg and sank, instantly becoming the most infamous maritime disaster in history. Of the 2,223 passengers on board, 1,523 died at sea. One hundred years on from that tragic day, we have bought together six programmes that examine the Titanic and the tragedy in detail, compiled a wonderfully illustrated book on the ship s history and reproduced an array of memorabilia from The National Archives. Also, in tribute to one of the most enduring stories that came from the sinking of the Titanic, a CD featuring 25 tracks from the era called The Band Played On is included in this definitive set. SIX TITANIC DOCUMENTARIES ACROSS THREE DVDs Titanic s Final Moments: Missing Pieces Lost Worlds: Building the Titanic Titanic s Achilles Heel Modern Marvels: Titanic Tech Titanic: Death of a Dream Titanic: The Legend Lives On THE BAND PLAYED ON CD 25 songs from the glorious era of Titanic, featuring hits of the age from troubadours and songbirds including Irving Berlin, Django Reinhardt and Marie Lloyd. THE STORY OF TITANIC HARDBACK BOOK From its origins, construction and launch, through to the improbable yet deadly combination of events that contributed to its sinking, this gripping 132-page book takes an in-depth look at the tragic story of the passenger ship that never completed its maiden voyage. MEMORABILIA PACK A collection of rarely seen Titanic memorabilia, recreated from original materials at The National Archives. Items include blueprints from the original designs of the ship; crew records and official ID cards; six emergency telegrams from the night of the collision and a hand-drawn diagram revealing the ensuing rescue attempt by SS Birma; an official letter from White Star Line to the Board of Trade; a personal account from a survivor of the disaster; letters of sympathy; postcards and much more.