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Postcards Showing Airline Food
The airlines were in competition with each other trying to provide good meals for their passengers. Many airlines provided postcards showing food that was available on their flights. This album shows a selection of those postcards.
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Air France. French Cruisine
Aboard their Constellation.
France


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Air France. French Cruisine
Linen postcard made by Harry H. Baumann for the airline in New York. He is well known for a high quality series of Linen postcards at the La Guardia Airport.
France


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American Airlines. Full course meals are complimentary.
Sepia series postcard. United States

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American Airlines. Full course meals are complimentary.
In flight with the Flagship Fleet.
United States


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British Overseas Airways Corporation.
Lunch-time in luxurious cabin of "Britiania". England

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British Overseas Airways Corporation.
The postcard was printed and issued in Japan. England

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Československé Aerolinie. Meal with Wine.
Traditional Czechoslovak Hospitality.
Czechoslovakia


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Československé Aerolinie. Meal with Wine.
Czechoslovakia

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Continental Air Lines. Club Lounge on DC-7B
Luxury 5-Seat Club Lounge. United States

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Continental Air Lines. Club Lounge on DC-7B
Printed by Curteich for the airline in 1957. United States

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Eastern Air Lines. The Interesting Way to Travel.
An early card showing a DC-2 interior.
United States


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Eastern Air Lines. The Interesting Way to Travel.
United States

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Eastern Air Lines. Constellation
A series of four postcards showing different Constellation flight meals. Card number P-100A. United States

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Eastern Air Lines. Constellation
Card number P-101A. United States

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Eastern Air Lines. Constellation
Card number P-102A. United States

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Eastern Air Lines. Constellation
Card number P-103A. United States

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Eastern Air Lines Constellation
Except for the number this back is the same for the previous 4 cards. United States

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KLM - Royal Dutch Airlines
Served with the complements of KLM.
Netherlands


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KLM - Royal Dutch Airlines
Postcard with 30th Anniversary logo on the back 1919 - 1949.
Netherlands


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Luft Hansa
Great view of the Junkers-G31 interior with a meal being served

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Luft Hansa
Real Photo postcard issued by the airline. Estimate early 1930's.

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Northwest Airlines. Champagne
Northwest's Imperial Service. United States

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Northwest Airlines. Champagne
Dry Imperator Champagne. United States

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Pan American World Airways.
Food on Polar route Economy Class service. United States

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Pan American World Airways.
Pan American Airways changed their name to Pan American World Airways in 1950. United States

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Sabena. Business as Usual.
He gets a meal while she works!
Belgium


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Sabena. Business as Usual.
From a nice series of Real Photo postcards.
Belgium


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Scandinavian Airlines System.
DC-6 Cloudmaster Service. Sweden

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Scandinavian Airlines System.
Their new DC-6 was named the Cloudmaster. Sweden

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Taca International Airlines. Dinner Aloft.
A scarce Linen postcard showing food being service on their DC-4.
El Salvador


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Taca International Airlines. Dinner Aloft.
The card was printed by Curteich for the airline. 0C-H2094. 1950
El Salvador


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Trans-Canada Air Lines.
Luxury aloft on TCA's Super Constellations. Canada

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Trans-Canada Air Lines.
Canada

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United Air Lines. Luncheon Aloft
A rare postcard.
United States


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United Air Lines. Luncheon Aloft
United card No. 404. Postmarked June 22, 1934 and mailed from San Francisco.
United States


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United Air Lines. Stewardess
United States

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United Air Lines. Stewardess
Their "Main Line" Mid-continent Airway. United States

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United Air Lines. Dining Aloft
United States

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United Air Lines. Dining Aloft
United States

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United Air Lines.
Full-course meals from the nation's largest network of airline kitchens. United States

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United Air Lines.
United States

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United Air Lines.
Full-course meals from the nation's largest network of airline kitchens. United States

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United Air Lines.
United States

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United Air Lines. Hot meals between California & Honolulu
Stratocruiser service to Hawaii. United States

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United Air Lines. Stratocruiser Snack Bar
United States

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United Air Lines. Stratocruiser Snack Bar
Except for the text on the back this postcard is from the same series as the previous card.
United States


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United Air Lines. DC-6 Mainliner 300 "club-car" section
United States

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United Air Lines. DC-6 Mainliner 300 "club-car" section
United States

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Western Airlines. Fiesta Flights
United States

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Western Airlines. Fiesta Flights
United States

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Western Airlines. Electra Jet Interior
United States

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Western Airlines. Electra Jet Interior
United States

 
   
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