Cunard Line, Cocktails, Liqueurs, Cigars, Cigarettes, etc.

England: Cunard Line, 1932. Tri-fold, card-stock menu (15 x 8 cm.), pages. Illustrated, and signed

1932 · England

by [Cocktail Menu] Cunard Line, QEI
England: Cunard Line, 1932. Tri-fold, card-stock menu (15 x 8 cm.), [6] pages. Illustrated, and signed "R." in the print. A shipboard cocktail menu, dated "Cruise 1932", but lacking the name of the specific ship. Attractively printed in black and red duo-tone, the menu offers lists of Liqueurs, Cocktails (twenty-three choices), Aperitifs, Mixed Drinks, Beer, Cigars, Tobaccos, Cigarettes, and Playing Cards. Some light soiling to external panels, otherwise very good. (Inventory #: 9625)
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