Here’s another in Canadian National’s series of tall menus — they are 5-1/4″ wide by 11-3/4″ tall — that were issued in the mid-1960s. This one, dated October, 1965, has a collage of photos on the front cover showing “life on the SS Prince George, eight days of scenic cruising up the Pacific coast to Alaska.” Most of the photos were actually taken off the Prince George.

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The menu itself is rather Spartan even for a dining car. It offered fish, chicken pie, or roast ribs of beef au jus with a vegetable and bread. Alternatively there were seven sandwiches. The menu also listed fruit juice, desserts, and beverages, but only on soup and no salads. Multiply prices by 5.3 to get today’s U.S. dollars.