7 Menus of the Liberté liner from 1954. The liberty liner belonged to the French company Compagnie Generale Transatlantique. Each of these 7 menus are named after a French rhyme. Illustrations by Jean Mercier: The music arrangements Charles Dumont are taken from the book “Nos Vieilles Chansons”, published by the “S.A.M les beaux livres” published by “éditions les Flots Bleus Monte Carlo). There is an illustration on the cover page of each menu, and on the last page the rhyme of the menu name. These menus are in a very good condition despite the their age, 63 years old today. Each menu is in cardboard and was renewed for each meal. “ce soir à minuit les montres seront avancées de 60 minutes" was written on the diner’s menus. I suppose the boat had to change time zone along its route during the night. Inside, the text is in French on the left page and in English on the right page. Here are the names of each menus and the date of their use: “Il était une bergère” Lunch for Thursday, August 26th, 1954. “Il pleut bergère” Dinner for Sunday, August 29th, 1954. “Ah vous dirais-je maman” Dinner for Sunday, September 05th, 1954. “Maman les p'tits bateaux” Dinner for Thursday, September 30th, 1954. “Le chevalier du guet” Lunch for Friday, October 1st, 1954. “J'ai du bon tabac” Lunch for Monday, October 4th, 1954. “Sur le pont d'Avignon” Lunch for Saturday, October 9th, 1954. The size of these menus is 24 cm x 34 cm. Items for collectors and enthusiasts of old documents. These menus will be sent carefully protected.