The letter of the Titanic Survivor was sold at auction to £ 300,000

A letter written by a titanic passenger days sank of the ship was sold at a record of a record in the United Kingdom ($ 400,000).

Colonel Archibald Gracie was purchased by an anonymous buyer in Wiltshire’s Sunday in Wiltshire, was purchased by an anonymous buyer, was expected to receive 50,000 more than £ 60,000.

The letter is described as “prophecy”, because the “subtle ship” warns “the end of my journey” before being tried.

The letter dated April 10, 1912 to Titanika in Southampton and sank five days before hitting an iceberg in the North Atlantic.

Col Gracie, Titanic Sailing Titanic Sailing Titanic was one of the 2,200 passengers and staff. More than 1,500 dead in disaster.

The first-class passenger wrote a letter from Cabin C51. The ship was posted in April 11, 1912 in Ireland, when he was docked in Queenstown, Ireland. It is also placed in London on April 12.

The letter of auctions that helped for sale said the letter of any correspondence written in Titanic.

Col Gracie’s Betting account is among the best known ones.

He later stated the truth about Titanic, reminding the inmate ocean liner panel.

He explained how he survived by sliding into a rescue ship in icy waters.

First, more than half of men reaching the rescue ship or died from the cold.

Although Col Gracie escaped from disaster, he strictly affected his health hypothermia and physical injuries.

On December 2, 1912, a coma fell and two days later in diabetes.