"This is a story of love, the high seas and food." New York Times
This collection of cruise ship menu prints is courtesy of the Estate of Herbert Beazley, a lawyer and an avid collector of maritime memorabilia. Over the course of his lifetime, Herbert collected more than 19,000 objects which his widow Norma donated to the Mariner’s Museum in Newport News, Virginia. She kept the majority of her husband’s menu collection, however, and a carefully curated selection is available here. Showing some of the lovely images on ocean liner menus, it’s also a fascinating tour of culinary history at sea. Here is a Blog on Herbert Beazley and his collecting.
Born and raised in Vegas and now in Detroit. Being able to enjoy these menus is amazing. Put eight up in my dining room in matted frames. I couldn't be more impressed with them.
G.J.
Loved the Katz Menu! Our grandson lives in view of the old Katz Dug Store I grew up going to in the 1950s and 1960s. We framed it behind glass with the menu behind glass on the frame back. He's going to love it for his birthday! The quality and color are bright and eye catching! Also found the history included very interesting! Thank you !
B.K.
I gifted five of your menus to five different friends during the holiday season. I can't tell you how pleased each of the recipients were to receive the menus. So many fun memories were awakened. So much joy was shared. Good luck with your unique business.
Rebecca
Framed this for one of my wife’s Christmas gifts. She absolutely loves it. I used a frame with no mat and it turned out super nice.
Bob
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