We’ve previously seen both of these menus from the Chung collection. Since then I’ve acquired copies of my own. These are both from 1924, while the ones from the Chung collection are from two or three years later.

Click image to download a 1.5-MB PDF of this menu. Click here to download a high-quality PDF of a retouched version of the cover.

This menu shows a painting representing the Lake District of southern British Columbia. In my post about the 1926 Chung menu, I speculated that the picture showed Lake Okanagan, but looking closer I see the steamboat in the painting resembles Canadian Pacific’s S.S. Rossland on Arrow Lake. Both menus are for breakfast but the Chung menu was from the Mountaineer while this is from the all-Pullman Trans-Canada Limited. Though the latter was a higher-class train, the menus are pretty similar.
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Click image to download a 1.5-MB PDF of this menu.

Once again, both this menu and the 1927 Chung menu with this cover are breakfast menus with this one from the Trans-Canada and the Chung from an unnamed train. The menus are also pretty similar except the interior of this menu is printed on a bright yellow background with pink trim while the 1927 menu is in a more sedate off-green trim on white paper.