Here’s a menu in Canadian Pacific’s trifold series that we haven’t seen before — and a second one that we have. Both were from the 1937 American Express Banner Tour that also went to Santa Fe and Los Angeles.

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The first menu shows a painting of the Empress of Japan. Launched in 1930, the Empress served the Pacific trade until 1939, when CP withdrew it from service due to growing tensions in Asia. After the war began, the ship was renamed the Empress of Scotland and used as a troop carrier. Having survived the war, it returned to CP service until 1957. The painting has a signature but I can’t decipher it.
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This menu, whose cover we’ve already seen, came with and was used on the same trip as the Empress of Japan menu. The one we’ve already seen (which was from the New York Public Library) was a full dining car menu with two pages of a la carte, a page of table d’hôte, a page of beverages, a page describing Canadian Pacific ocean liner destinations, and of course the cover. This menu and the Empress of Japan menu only use one page for the menu plus a page for beverages, so they leave a lot of white space. These and all the other trifold menus I’ve seen are dated 1937.