Menu du Banquet Dunlop Post Card Early 1900s

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Menu du Banquet Dunlop Post Card Early 1900sThis marvellous etching dated around the 1890s to early 1900s is entitled The Original Menu of Banquet Dunlop and is set in a French bar. A lavishly mustachioed barman is serving a bottle of champagne to two men. The finely clothed French gentleman on the right asks his companion, sitting on a bar stool: Well, dont you drink any more? His companion a wrinkled old Michelin Man in a casual raincoat and hat replies: No thanks. Its too dry. It tastes

Several dishes allegedly were first served there including Eggs Benedict

plenty of sandwiches

The menu is dated 1942

Dave's Blue Room closed on Broadway in the 1940s

the bars and restaurants were stuffed with Wild West memorabilia and guests were offered stagecoach rides to and from the hotel to the airport and down town

formal gowns and importing lace and perfume from around the world

The Rocky Mountain Rocket was a streamlined passenger train of the Chicago

This 1930s menu is fabulously imaginative in its design and has terrific graphics

the year after the attack on Pearl Harbor that brought America into the Second World War

music and art

All seven are working in harmony for the benefit of the lucky diners who patronized this unnamed restaurant

butterscotch

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