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Have you ever eaten stuffed eggs with sardines? They were served on this United Air Lines flight circa 1950. #AVGeek #AviationHistory United Air Lines postcard menu c. 1950 SFO Museum Collection Gift of Vince Emery 1999.063.004 This image was posted on October 06, 2016.

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