Historic World Trade Center Artifact Collection | Private Acquisition
from NYC
9/11/2001: Privately held collection of authenticated historical artifacts connected to the World Trade Center, accompanied by documented provenance. Serious acquisition inquiries invited.
These historical items were collected/kept as memorabilia from my father's time spent working at the World Trade Center (WTC) clean-up site 25 years ago. The "World Trade Center" Path subway sign was on a wall in the WTC subway station, 7 stories under World Trade Center 5, my father was one of the first people to go into the subway, months after the attack. There was a very limited number of intact signs on the subway platform wall. The WTC Path Sign is metal, around 15-20 lbs., and approximately 8" wide x 60" long.


The other "B4" metal sign was from the World Trade Center 6 Parking Garage, four stories under WTC 6. I also have various pieces of glass from the exterior of the buildings, which, I am told, was very rare to find as most of it was pulverized (my father later found some under an intact stairwell). Lastly, are my father's ID Tags, which I put forth as provenance. I plan on keeping the white picture ID Tag only. My father is a member of the World Trade Center Health Program, which you can only become a member of, if you have health issues from working/living at the site or in the area. My father has serious health issues from his time working at Ground Zero, and can show proof of membership in the World Trade Center Health Program upon request.
I am offering these items together as a single collection, to be sold to the best offer received.In honor of the extraordinary work of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, I will donate 10% of the final sale price to T2T.org.It is my sincere hope that this collection finds its way to someone who truly understands its significance: someone who appreciates the sacrifices made by my father and his friends, who later lost their lives to illnesses from their work at the site, and by the countless ordinary citizens, firefighters, police officers, and first responders who gave their lives that day, as well as those who have died since from their work in the rubble during the recovery effort.

“The World Trade Center PATH subway sign was on a wall in the WTC subway station, 7 stories under World Trade Center 5, my father was one of the first people to go into the subway, months after the attack”


It is my sincere hope that this collection finds its way to someone who truly understands its significance: someone who appreciates the sacrifices made by my father and his friends, who later lost their lives to illnesses from their work at the site, and by the countless ordinary citizens, firefighters, police officers, and first responders who gave their lives that day, as well as those who have died since from their work in the rubble during the recovery effort.If you are interested to learn more, please fill out the form below and I will respond to you as soon as possible.
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