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Menu - MV Australia, Lloyd Triestino Line, Dinner, 3 Dec 1954 Document Reg. No: SH 990952

Summary:
Alternative Name(s): Ship Menu

Dinner menu issued to passengers travelling on the Lloyd Triestino Line ship MV Australia on 3 December 1954. It was collected by Donald Dott during his travels between Australia and Europe in 1954-1956.

Many ships such as the MV Australia carried both tourists and immigrants, and documents such as dinner menus, luggage labels, and King Neptune certificates were provided to all passengers.
Description:
Thin cardboard menu consisting of four pages. The front cover is decorated with a photograph of an Italian landscaped garden and buildings. The back cover is decorated with a red flag. Inside is printed the details of dinner onboard the ship `Mv Australia' for the 3rd December 1954, in Italian and English.
Acquisition Information:
Donation from Mrs Elise Dott, 1999
Discipline: History
Dimensions: 15.00 cm (Height), 0.10 cm (Width), 19.70 cm (Length)

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Tagged with: shipping lines, immigrant shipping, travel, travel tourism, menus, shipping industry, ship memorabilia
Themes this item is part of: Migration Collection, Transport Collection
Primary Classification: MIGRATION
Secondary Classification: Travel - Shipboard Life
Tertiary Classification: menus
Inscriptions: Printed on front cover: ITALIA - GIARDINO DI COLLODI Printed on back cover: Lloyd Triestino/ Societa per Azioni di Navrigazione/ ISTITUTO ITALIANO D'ARTI GRAFICHE - BERGAMO - (PRINTED IN ITALY) Printed inside menu: Lloyd Triestino Mv. "Australia" / PRANZO/ (followed by details of dinner in Italian) and: Lloyd Triestino Mv. "Australia"/ DINNER (followed by details of dinner in English)
Manufactured For: Lloyd Triestino Lines, Italy, 1954
Place & Date Used: ., 3 Dec 1954
User: Mr Donald Dott, 3 Dec 1954

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