Missouri Pacific Lines 1941 Luncheon Menu -- West - South - Southwest - Mexico

• Colorful dining car menu cover illustration depicts a mountain meadow covered with wildflowers, bordered by evergreen trees with snow-covered mountains in the background, under a cloudy sunset sky. The menu is dated March, 1941, on the back cover.
• There are nine complete meal offerings listed on this luncheon menu, from 85c to $1.25.
• Also on an inside pages is a notice that the Missouri Pacific\'s two St. Louis area suburban stations, at Kirkwood and Tower Grove and Broadway and Tower Grove, are available for passengers who did not wish to use the downtown Union Station. Advertisements also appear for \"America\'s \'Fourmost\' Whiskies\", Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, Hot or Cold Jellied Consomme Madrilene, and All-Expense Rail-Pullman tours.
• On the back coverare remarks by MP President Lewis W Baldwinon the need for an extensive look into national transportation policy, acknowledging the importance of railroads to the nation\'s life.
• The menu measures 6 & 1/2 by 9 & 3/4 inches, unfolding to 13 inches.
• It is printed on heavyweight light tan paper and is in good condition, but has some spots and browning on the cover and edges, plus edge wear and corner bumps.
• Please see the photos to view the menu closely.
• If you have any questions, you may contact me.
• Your menu will be carefully packaged and shipped by US Priority Mail with tracking.
• Thank you for looking and offerding. Good luck in the sale!