This 1958 lunch menu has a marvelously colorful cover. Like yesterday’s breakfast menu, the menu inside has a wide range of offerings. Complete meals include fried or grilled fish; hot turkey sandwich; omelet with minced ham; baked beans and sausages; and a chef’s salad.

Click image to download a 1.9-MB PDF of this menu.

Six different entrées are on the a la carte side, including trout; “other fresh fish”; broiled chicken; lamb chops; ham; and sardines. There are also at least three soups; three salads; four appetizers; and five desserts. The “other fresh fish” is $1.75 (about $14 today) on the a la carte side and 35 cents (about $3 today) more as a complete meal with string beans; whipped potatoes; rolls; and a beverage. Since those additions are valued at about $1.25 on the a la carte side, the complete meals are a good deal–if you like whipped potatoes.

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Here’s the very same menu on the inside, but with the San Francisco Yacht Club on the cover. This cover is identical to the 1951 menu presented here last August.

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The fine print says something I’ve never seen before on a railroad menu, or the menus of most restaurants: “If you desire an additional helping, it will be served without additional charge except steak or chop orders.” I wonder how many people took them up on this offer. Looking back, I see that the breakfast menu also had this offer.