Authentic 1997 Titanic Film Set Exterior Deck Wood Pen Blanks – Rosarito Mexico Recovery

Own a piece of cinematic history. These pen blanks are crafted from the original teak decking used on the full-size Titanic exterior film set constructed in Rosarito Beach, Baja California for James Cameron’s 1997 blockbuster Titanic starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

After filming wrapped, large sections of the movie set — including the iconic outdoor deck planking — were left on the beach. This genuine weathered wood plank was recovered directly from that location.

Each pen blank measures approximately 5″ × 3/4″ × 3/4″ (perfect for Sierra-family, cigar, and most all rollerball/fountain kits) and exhibits the beautiful silver-gray patina and authentic wear only 25+ years of ocean-air exposure can create.

Every order includes:

• Hand-cut teak pen blank from the 1997 Titanic film set deck
• Signed Certificate of Authenticity (front & back shown in photos)
• Protective storage sleeve

Extremely limited quantity — once these recovered boards are gone, no more will ever be available.

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A short FAQ section:

• Is this wood from the real Titanic ship? → No, these are from the full-scale exterior set built for the 1997 motion picture.
• Is this officially licensed? → No, this is genuine set material recovered after filming, accompanied by a private certificate of authenticity.
• Does this wood need to be stabilized? → No, not necessarily for pen making. Unless it will be used for knife scales, then we would recommend stabilizing the wood.
• How was this wood sourced? → Recovered from the abandoned set props on Rosarito Beach post-filming, as documented in the included COA.
• Can I use this for other crafts? → Yes, ideal for pens, but also suitable for small inlays or jewelry with optional stabilization.

This product references the 1997 film set factually and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the film's studios or creators.