These menu covers were used in the Balmoral Restaurant and Verandah Café on Transatlantic crossings, and also in the Sandringham Restaurant on cruises.
Click on thumbnails for larger image, all of which will open a new viewing window. Recently added covers are indicated with “¶”. Hover mouse over each menu for more information.
These menus were never all in use in the same period, the Anemones, Bavarian Castle, Bridge Wing and Bryce Canyon are all examples of menus used mostly in the 1960s, the others being from the 1950s.
The bridge wing picture is worthy of comment as the green livery may lead you to think that it was taken on the Caronia. It wasn't! After many years of wondering, Michael, a visitor from down-under, has confirmed my suspicions that this was the Mauretania, which briefly carried the Cunard Cruising Green livery toward the end of her career. I believe the menu was first introduced on the 1964 Summer Mediterranean cruise.
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Anemones
Armada Battle
Art Deco Dance
Art Deco Walkers
Balmoral Castle #1
Balmoral Castle #2
Battle of Trafalgar
Bavarian Castle
Beefeater
Bluebell Wood (1)
Bluebell Wood (2)
Bodiam Castle
Bowling Green NYC
Bridge Wing
Bryce Canyon
Bullfight
Cacti
Camel
Carnival
Caronia #1
Caronia #2
Caronia #3
Caronia #4
Caribbean Island
Cavalry