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S.S. Leonardo Da Vinci 1961This stylish and surrealistic image was the front cover of a farewell dinner aboard the Italian cruise liner the SS Leonardo Da Vinci in 1961. The ocean liner had been completed the year before for sailing between the Italian port of Genoa and New York. The ship featured numerous technological innovations, including provisions for conversion to run on nuclear power. Named after the famous Italian artist and inventor Leonard Da Vinci, its capacity was

because of restrictive work practices that barred black musicians from playing there

In the 1930s

Neon signs with intense green and crimson fires

A uniformed Superintendent kept a beady eye on the standard of service as waiters and waitresses scurried around the dining room

this menu from Wheeler's of Old Compton Street in London is a piscatarian's dream

The renderings were presented to passengers on various flight segments and could be taken home and framed

The interior of this 1960s menu is interesting too

Pat Martino

There are signposts in this enchanted forest to mouth-watering desserts such as wild blueberry and cherry pies

Its early origins on Cape Cod

This menu cover in vibrant colors

This 1938 drinks menu in art deco style features an extraordinary creature that is half woman and half devil