Normandie Menu from Sunday, August 9, 1936

Very good in a metal frame as shown. Both sides of the menu are visible the way it is framed, and I have tried to show this here. There was glare from the glass and distortion, but you can get the idea of what a great item this is. The photos do not do it justice. The frame is 16-1/2" x 20-1/2" and the unfolded menu is about 11" x 16" (some of it is under the mat). If you read more about this fantastic ship, you will most likely want this item. I have included a brief passage and a link below.

The following information was taken from \:http://www.ssnormandie.wanadoo.co.uk/index.htm

Normandie was the largest liner ever built for the French Line. A stunningly beautiful ship n every way this streamlined ship of state was to enjoy only the briefest of careers before destruction at New York whilst fitting out as a troop ship during World War 2.

You may learn more about this once stunning ship of genius at: ttp://www.ssnormandie.wanadoo.co.uk/index.htm