Restaurant Menu (11 results)

Condition: GOOD+. 18x12 inches, text is clean and bright, slightly wrinkled DATE PUBLISHED: 1950 CIRCA EDITION.

Lightly bent, torn top edge, bent corner, horizontal crease, fragile and liable to tearing DATE PUBLISHED: 1954 EDITION: 1.

NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES, Restaurant La Côte d'Or - 1982 - Double feuillet de papier fort blanc [38x26 cm] au premier plat illustré du restaurant en couleurs (signature illisible); carte à double feuillet de papier fort beige [38x25,5 cm] imprimé en marron. Le tirage de ce menu a été réalisé par l'Imprimerie Filiber à Nuits-Saint-Georges sur Vélin Moulin du Gué BFK Rives France. Rousseurs, 4e plat taché. Bon état général. Français Vieux papiers.…

Condition: Very Good. First Thus. Restaurant menu printed two-color on glossy stock measuring 10.25 x 15 inches; opened, 20.5 x 15 inches. Illustration on front cover features the chain's logo. With recent menu additions stapled to the fore-edge of the rear panel. Three items have been struck from the menu (frog's legs; broiled pork chops; Red Coach Dinner Salad) and another ("Jack Larkin's Famous Club Sirloin Steak") has the word "club" struck in pencil. Light wear to front cover, with an old dog-ear now mellowed. Withal, a presentable copy. Eleven Red Coach Grill paper placemats, printed in red, are laid-in. Plus, a Souvenir menu for The Red Coach Steak House of Elm Grove Wisconsin, with marginal stains at lower corners. We've posited 1950 as the publication date as mere speculation, based on prices within the menu. American cuisine offered at the various Red Coach Grill: Boston, Hingham, Middleboro and Wayland, Mass., along with the Miami and NYC locations. In 1936 the chain was established with the stand-alone restaurant in Wayland, MA; a year later that was bought by Howard Deering Johnson, of HoJo renown, as his second restaurant chain. Menu is now housed in a removable, clear archival sleeve with an acid-free backing. . Loose sheet printed both sides, bifolium.…

FOLDED BLUE. Folded cover containing loose single page menu, light soiling to menu page DATE PUBLISHED: EDITION: 1.

FOLDED YELLOW. Light scuffing to cover, lightly bent DATE PUBLISHED: EDITION: 2.

Pig'n Whistle. Los Angeles. Saturday December 11 1937. Theatre Program Dec 2nd - Dec. 9th 1937. 4 pages. Front cover slightly foxed. Tan card, printed in brown and salmon pink, housed in a mylar sleeve.

First Edition. The Boston boys' school "Chauncy Hall" was founded in 1828 by Gideon Thayer on what is now the site of Macy's in Downtown Crossing, and the "Thayer Association" was their alumni and student organization. Parker House (now known as Omni Parker House) has been a "legendary symbol in downtown Boston since 1855" credited with creating Parker House rolls and Boston cream pie. Diners on this night in 1870 were served "Oysters on Shell," followed by a selection of Soups (including "Mock Turtle") and Roasts of Turkey, "Mongrel Goose" or "Mongrel Ducks." They chose from Entrees of Lamb Cutlets, "Pate Chaud, a la Financiere," "Vol au Vent of Oysters," "Chicken Croquettes," and "Mayonaise of Chicken," as well as from a selection of Game (including "Black Ducks," "Mallard Ducks," "Brandt," and "Prairie Chickens"). Desserts were a selection of fruits and nuts, ice creams, "Wine Jellies," "Charlotte Ruse," and more. 5 x 7" broadside leaf with light staining to front and remnants of backing paper along edges on verso.…

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Folding card 31x24cms printed in blue and red., Continental dishes, prices in shillings. Light wear to edges else condition very good. Egon Ronay in his 1960 Guide describes this as "One of the plushist night restaurants in town" .

Estampe rehaussée au pochoir signée dans la planche en bas à droite, 22,5 x 18 cm. et 32 x 24,5 cm., menu et carte des vins. Paris, Sauvage éditeur, 1918-1920, in-4, couverture illustrée en couleurs par Marthe Romme, 4 pages. La Victoire est belle et séduisante sous les traits allégoriques de cette jeune femme en costume tricolore dansant sous les drapeaux et lambris, sorti du pinceau de Marthe Romme, illustratrice de la Gazette du Bon Ton et des Feuillets d'Art. Infimes marques. Estampée de l'hyppocampe Prunier. Oeuvre originale. . Illustrateur : ROMME (Marthe). (illustrator).…

Ephemera. Condition: Very Good. Menu printed on a sheet of paper [8 1/2 by 11 inches], folded through the center. Fold line slightly off-center. Contemporary notation dated "1934" at foot of cover image. A bit of staining to fore-edge corners. Front of the menu illustrated by Giacomo Patri. Italian-born American artist Giacomo Patri (1898-1978) was an illustrator for San Francisco newspapers beginning in 1925, while teaching at the Presidio Hill School and California Labor School. From 1948 until retiring in 1966, he headed his own art school in San Francisco. He is well-known for his wordless novel, White Collar, a chronicle of the aftermath of the 1929 stock market crash. …