We’ve seen this cover before on a 1940 menu marked for the San Joaquin. This 1943 menu doesn’t say what train it was used on (which is more common for this menu series), but it offered a remarkably limited selection of foods, no doubt due to wartime rationing.

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The top of the menu has the extra-bold statement, “The Solicitation of Tips from Members of our Armed Forces is Strictly Prohibited.” This is curious because dining car crew members didn’t actively solicit tips. Pullman porters might have a couple of dollars in their hands as they helped people off the trains to remind people that they were welcome to offer thanks in cash, but dining car crews didn’t need to resort to that because restaurant tipping in America was firmly established before 1900.