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College of Idaho Lunch Menu

Posted on July 30, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

In 2016 I showed this cover as a missing menu, so I am pleased to be able to finally add it to my collection. Back then, I misread the text and thought it was referring a University of Idaho, but in fact it is about the College of Idaho, a small liberal arts college in Caldwell. When this menu was issued in 1950, it had a few more than 500 students; today, it has about a thousand. Among the college’s notable alumni is Joe Albertson, founder of the Albertson’s chain of supermarkets.

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Sun Valley in 1947

Posted on July 29, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

Unlike yesterday’s booklet, which was mostly text with some black-and-white photos, this one is mostly photos, and most of them are in color. Particularly noteworthy is the centerfold photo, which is in color but features the same skiers in the same location as the black-and-white photo used in the centerfold of yesterday’s booklet. Since the technology of the day did not allow easy conversion of color images to black and white (the results were usually muddy), the photos are different and the smile on the face of the woman model in yesterday’s photo has unfortunately turned to a somewhat nervous look in today’s.

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The woman in the centerfold, incidentally, is the same as the woman on the cover shown above, though she is wearing almost completely different outfits. The giveaway is that in both photos she is wearing Jantzen Slope-Master ski pants, made in the Jantzen factory a few blocks from where I grew up in Portland. Continue reading →

Snow Sports in 1947

Posted on July 28, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

Like Union Pacific’s 1947 Dude Ranch booklet, which briefly describes more than 100 dude ranches, this one consists mainly of brief descriptions of 55 different ski areas and various associated facilities reachable by Union Pacific. Most ski areas get four or five paragraphs and maybe a small black-and-white photo, but Union Pacific’s own Sun Valley gets more than two pages of text and four pages of large photos including the centerfold spread.

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Delightful Days in the Pacific Northwest

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

We’ve previously seen these 11″x17″ sheets folded into a four-page 8-1/2″x11″ brochure, including one for the Pacific Northwest. Union Pacific also made them for Colorado, Yellowstone, and southern Utah parks. But these were all dated 1953 or 1954, while today’s is dated 1941.

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Streamliner/Cocktail Shaker Beverage Menu

Posted on July 26, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

We’ve seen this menu before, but I’m pleased to show this slightly different edition collected by Jack Hamilton because it is in better condition. It also lists E.C. Webster as UP’s dining car manager, dating it to sometime between 1936 and 1940.

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The previous one didn’t list a dining car manager but its prices were a little lower than this one. In this menu, for example, mixed cocktails were 35¢ to 50¢, while they were all 30¢ in the other edition. That makes me think this one is newer. If so, the other must date to 1935, the first year UP operated its streamliners. Continue reading →

Winking Bear Menu

Posted on July 25, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

We’ve seen this menu cover before — more than one, in fact — but this one is a dinner menu while the others we’ve seen are breakfast menus. Unlike the others, this one also lists E.C. Webster as UP’s dining car manager, dating it to somewhere between 1936 and 1940.

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Frontier Shack Brochure

Posted on July 24, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

At first glance, this looks like the Frontier Shack booklet shown here before. But instead of opening up into 16 pages, today’s version unfolds into a six-panel brochure. Oddly, it is printed only on one side, so the six panels on the other side are left blank. Notice that the right side of the brochure has a ragged edge in keeping with the rustic bar that it describes.

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In addition to the front cover shown above, the back cover has the City of Denver logo and a panel next to it has a photo of the interior of the car. The other three panels have more photos plus text that is identical to the text found on pages 2 through 5 of the booklet. What’s missing from this brochure but found in the booklet is an item-by-item description of each of the antiques and memorabilia decorating the Frontier Shack’s walls.

Frontier Shack Beverage Menu

Posted on July 23, 2021 by Train LoverJune 18, 2021

A Los Angeles resident named Jack Hamilton loved trains and saved this item and a few other mementos (which I’ll present in the next three days) from a trip on the City of Denver. This is the beverage menu for the Frontier Shack, the lounge car that was at the front of the train.

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More Moderne Menus

Posted on July 22, 2021 by Train LoverJuly 9, 2021

Today I have two more Moderne menus that were collected on the same 1936 trip as the menus presented in the last two days. I’m including them together because we’ve already seen both covers, but I also have an envelope that the passenger used to mail them to a friend.

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First is a café car breakfast menu featuring Bryce Canyon. Front and back photos are labeled “Natural color photograph,” which means they’re not colorized versions of black-and-white photos. However, the upper left of the front photo has two blobs that look like they are supposed to be hikers who wandered out onto one of the pinnacles; I suspect these were drawn in. Today, at least, the Park Service would not allow anyone to venture out there. Continue reading →

Old Faithful Moderne Menu

Posted on July 21, 2021 by Train LoverJuly 9, 2021

Like other menus in the Moderne series, this one takes its front and back cover photos from an Art Nouveau series menu. Both photos are by Haynes, which probably refers to F. Jay Haynes rather than his son Jack Haynes. The photos have been so heavily colorized that there is no sign of the black-and-white images that underlie them; the back one might as well be a painting.

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