1886, Cover from Great Britain to United States bearing at back large New York P.O. label explaining the wreckage of SS Oregon, at front departure cancel of Edinburgh, scarce (about 40/60 known) (Image)

1892, SS Eider, 2 covers and a United States 2C pair, bearing each one of the 3 wreck markings: Gehoben aus dem gescheiterten Schiff 'Eider', Saved from wreck of SS 'Eider' and Frankirter Brief aus gestrandetem D. Eider geborgen. (Image)

1892, SS SPREE, cover from Glasgow to Boston bearing at front instead of label a long manuscript note about the accident of SS Spree in the open sea of the North Atlantic, a scarce cover (only 10/20 covers known) (Image)

1895, Cover from German Empire to United States bearing violet wreck cachet 'Geborgen aus der Postladung des untergegangenen Dampfers Elbe Postamt Bremen 1' + lilac boxed cachet 'Frei ! Marke abgefallen / Paid ! Stamp lost.', at back blue Imperial post seal of Bremen1, scarce (about 20/40 known) (Image)

1900, SS MEXICAN, wreck cover from Natal to Great Britain (Gloucester) bearing at front 2-line cachet 'RECOVERED FROM WRECK OF MEXICAN', at back large closing seal of GPO Gloucester with same cachet, scarce (Image)

1909, SS VILLE D'ALGIER, Ppc from Alger to Sochaux bearing at front 2-line cachet 'NAUFRAGE DE LA "VILLE D'ALGER" & Sochaux arrival marking, at back Alger postmarks, scarce (Image)

1901, SS RUSSIE, Postal stationery envelope 15C from Oran to Paris bearing red 'NAUFRAGE DE LA RUSSIE', at back transit Marseille and arrival Paris (Image)

1905, S.S. CAIRO, cover from France to Egypt showing 2-line cachet in violet 'SAUVÉ DU NAUFRAGE DU CAIRO / SAVED FROM THE WRECK OF S.S. CAIRO', at back arrival markings Alexandrie & Gheziren (Image)

1907, SS BERLIN, cover from London to Amsterdam bearing 2-line 'BESCHADIGT DOOR RAMP HARWICH BOOT', at back 'postkantoor amsterdam' label, approx. only 30/40 known - scarce wreck cover (Image)

1907, SS JEBBA, Cover from Gold Coast to London bearing at front 'SALVED FROM SS JEBBA' 2-line cachet in purple, at back Plymouth postal closing seal (Image)

1909, SS VILLE D'ALGIER, Cover from Constantine (Algeria) to France (Tours), bearing manuscript endorsement 'Naufrage de la Ville d' Algier', scarce (Image)

1914, SS EMPRESS OF IRELAND, ambulance wreck cover OHMS from Ottawa to Grimsby bearing at front 'Recovered by divers from wreck of S.S.Empress of Ireland', the lot is accompanied by a 1907 travelled ppc showing the impressing Ireland under full steam (Image)

1914-42 Group of 4 unidentified crash- or wreckmail covers from India, Brazil, Argentina & Great Britain

1916, SS NEWTON, cover from Great Britain to Stockholm bearing at back viol. accident cachet of Swedish PTT (fire on board) and Stockholm arrival marking, only about 20/40 items known, rare cover (Image)

1917, SS NORWEGIAN, Bombay censored cover to India (Calcutta & forwarded) bearing straightline 'DAMAG D BY S.A WATER', at back Mussoorie and Calcutta arrival pmks. (Image)

1917, SS MONGOLIA, cover from Great Britain (Bournemouth most probably) to India bearing at front oval 'ACCIDENT AT SEA MONGOLIA 23.6.17', at back transit & departure cancels, scarce (Image)

1918, SS KENILWORTH CASTLE, heavily stained resp. burned legal size cover from South Africa to Holland bearing at front boxed 'DAMAGED BY IMMERSION / IN SEA WATER (Image)

1918, SS KINGSTONIAN, wreck cover from Alexandria 29.3.18 to London bearing at back large closing seal of royal mail + violet boxed 'DAMAGED BY IMMERSION IN SEA WATER' (Image)

1918, SS KINGSTONIAN, wreck cover from Alexandria 26.3.18 to Italy bearing at front black straightline 'NAUFRAGIO' (Image)

1918, SS KINGSTONIAN, censored OAS wreck cover field post office 30.3.18 to Manchester (England) bearing at front black straightline 'DAMAG D BY S.A WAT R' (damaged cachet) (Image)

1927, SS LARGEAU, Cover from Congo (Dongou) to France bearing 2-line 'COURRIER NAUFRAGE SUR LE CONGO' cachet, one of the very few quasi posthumus fabricated wreck covers (Image)

1928, PANAM General Machado aircraft disaster, small airmail cover franked 5C 1928 Lindbergh adhesive from Habana to United States bearing 3-line cachet 'REC ST. PETERSBURG. FLA:./ AUG.15, 1928 / FR. WRECKED PLANE NC-5', at back 'officially sealed label', scarce (Image)

1929, SS HEIMDALL, Legal size cover from New York most probably to Finland bearing at back large Stockholm postal seal translating 'The enclosed letter has been / damaged by water in the wreck / of steamship 'Heimdalls' on / 8.9.29 in / Stockholms archipelago / Post director for / Stockholms district'

1930, SS COMORIN, accident cover from Adelaide (South Australia) to London bearing boxed violet 'DAMAGED BY FIRE / ON / SS COMORIN.', large parts of cover (back) sealed by PO seals (Image)

1930, SS TAHITI, wreck cover from Wellington to New York bearing at front 3-line cachet 'Salvaged from / SS Tahiti / Lost at sea, at back San Francisco arrival marking (Image)