We’ve already seen a Western Star menu featuring one of Charles Russell’s many paintings of a buffalo hunt on the cover. This one is different because the words “Western Star” on the front cover are in black letters instead of white. I have no idea why this change was made, but all my menus with white letters are dated 1954 or earlier while this and other black-lettered menus are dated 1955 or later.

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The back of this menu has a handwritten message from John and Trudie. “Of all the RR we were on this is the best diner,” they affirm. “Nice coach too.” Naturally, testimonials like this is why railroads were willing to give away menus with envelopes for people to mail to their friends.