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ST JOHN: 1932 - Portrait menu w/ extensive choices

Product Description

Eastern Steamship Lines - A handsome portrait menu showing the bow and flag-bedecked main mast of the coastal steamer SAINT JOHN. The menu is undated. 

And what delights were available aboard the SAINT JOHN in the 1930s? Let's see ... six little neck clams on the half shell for 30 cents while a lettuce salad was a dime more at 40 cents, Parker House rolls were 10 cents, boiled lobster $1.25, and "Extra Sirloin Planked" for high rollers topped off the choices at a whooping 4 bucks. For dessert there was pie ala mode at 40 cents plus a pot of coffee for 15 cents. 

An extensive liquor list on back offered that Jazz Age favorite Gin Fizz for 30 cents, a can of Bud for a quarter, and, to go with that planked sirloin, the most expensive item on the menu - a bottle of Mumm's Extra Dry Champagne for $7.50. 

Good condition.

$18.50
Maximum quantity available reached.