LONDON—  A British auctioneer says that a first class menu from the Titanic’s last lunch has sold for about $120,000.

The menu, kept by prominent San Francisco banker Washington Dodge, bears the date April 14, the day in 1912 that the reputedly unsinkable ship hit an iceberg and fell to the bottom of the Atlantic.

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This photo shows a lunch menu given to first class passengers on the day of the sinking of the Titanic and a set of keys used by Titanic crewman Samuel Hemming to unlock the door where the lifeboat lanterns were held after he was ordered by the ship's captain to ensure that all 15 lifeboats had lit oil lamps. The two items sold for a total of $214,000 at an auction of Titanic memorabilia at Henry Aldridge and Son in Devizes, England, to commemorate the centenary of the ship's completion. The Associated Press

According to auctioneer Henry Aldrige & Son, based in Devizes, England, the menu is one of the “rarest items of Titanic memorabilia to be sold in recent years,” adding that it made its way off the ship in the banker’s wife’s purse.

Among the 40 options on the historic menu: Chicken a la Maryland and Consomme Fermier.

A set of keys from the ship was also sold Saturday, for about $94,000.

All prices include the buyer’s premium.