M V Chinook, Seattle - Victoria BC 1950s

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M V Chinook, Seattle - Victoria BC 1950sThe M. V. Chinook was a Seattle ferry built in 1947 for the Black Ball Line and ran from Seattle to Port Angeles and Victoria. The menu is from the early 1950's and beautifully illustrates the ferry, which was top of the line at the time, and its route. The artist also uses six different fonts on the front cover. Courtesy Brad Holden. Gallery quality Gicle print on natural white, matte, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson

and no liverwurst-and-butter combination

Alexander II of Russia

vegetables

with a girlfriend hanging on his arm

There was a limit of 3 courses per person that could not exceed 5 shillings in cost - there were 25 shillings in one pound

that there was nothing to be afraid of

violin and clarinet and played with Stephane Grappelli

who is still a resident of Monterey

These included in 1914 Charles H

Courtesy Private Collection

tenderize it with lye

Their motto was