At first glance, this appears to be a menu in what I call the charcoal series of Canadian National Alaska steamship dinner menus. Opening it, however, reveals it to be the program for the last night’s entertainment on the TSS (for turbine steam ship) Prince Robert‘s trip in July, 1939.

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The front cover drawing shows an Indian canoe that is supposedly near one of the stops in British Columbia along the steamship route, Ocean Falls, though there is so little background scenery in the sketch that it could be anywhere in the Inside Passage. The back cover drawing shows a cottage in Jasper National Park.