Thanks, Michael. I've researched them on AddALL and Bookfinder and found a price range for some. The Thayer, though, is a rare bird and I can't find any listings but I've been told they go for 1000+ if in at least Good condition. It's been suggested that I post them on eBay with a starting bid of the lowest value and see what happens. Any thoughts on that?
I also plan to post an alert here. FYI, the titles are as follows:
"Titanic", Filson Young, 1912
"Sinking of the SS Titanic", John B. Thayer, 1940
137 of 500, Signed, Inscribed
"Loss of the SS Titanic", Lawrence Beesley, 1912
1st edition (blue cover)
"Truth About the Titanic", Archibald Gracie, 1913
2 copies
"Night to Remember", Walter Lord, 1956
1st British edition, signed, with dust jacket
"Night Lives On", Walter Lord, 1986
1st edition, signed, with dust jacket
"Roster of Valor", Arnold and Betty Watson, 1984
With dust jacket and presentation card
26 copies of "Titanic Commutator", late 1980s - early 1990s
With supplements and special editions
Scientific American magazine, 11 May 1912
Contains article "The Unsinkable Ship"
Ex-library
I'm not a pro collector but from my research I believe all are Very Good or Fine.
Not sure how I will list the Commutators. I'm thinking in groups by volume. Do you think they would fetch more singly?
Thanks again,
Chris