MS Saturnia 1929 World's Fair an aquasanium or swimming pool

an aquasanium or swimming pool and sumptuous accommodation

But it was particularly known for its take-out fish and chips service costing 90 cents

The brainchild of Ralph Budd

Los Angeles’ first commercial air terminal closed in 1959 and was bought by the Disney which renovated the historic air terminal

which would see The Russell restaurant become a high-water mark of Irish gastronomy

MS Saturnia 1929 World's Fair an aquasanium or swimming poolThis 1929 menu cover is a glamorous portrait of the nightlife on board the Italian owned Saturnia ocean liner which plied the route from Genoa to New York via Naples, Cannes and Gibraltar. Long days at sea were obviously the excuse to have parties in the evenings, though we dont think the passengers would have been quite as well dressed as the artist implies. The interior of this menu has an illustrated Bill of Particulars. Courtesy Herbert Beazley