At first I thought it was a postcard or some sort of souvenir. But closer examination showed that it flipped open, revealing a menu.
It seems that Great-Grandpa's company set him up with enough of a travel advance to go First Class.
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Dinner on board
After the ship that Great-Grandpa was meant to have come back from Europe on was removed from the active fleet, he settled on the Oceanic. Amongst the ephemera related to the Oceanic was this piece of heavy stock cardboard.
At first I thought it was a postcard or some sort of souvenir. But closer examination showed that it flipped open, revealing a menu.
It seems that Great-Grandpa's company set him up with enough of a travel advance to go First Class.
At first I thought it was a postcard or some sort of souvenir. But closer examination showed that it flipped open, revealing a menu.
It seems that Great-Grandpa's company set him up with enough of a travel advance to go First Class.
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