Al Reiner's Prime Rib, Philadelphia 1960s

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Al Reiner's Prime Rib, Philadelphia 1960sThere are fantastic expressions on the faces of the happy couple and the waiter in this menu cover from Al Reiner's Prime Rib, a restaurant in Philadelphia. Booze was obviously one of the draws, with giant sized cocktails offered as "mammoth potions." Courtesy Private Collection. Gallery quality Gicle print on natural white, matte, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson archival inks. Custom printed with border for matting

They are reproduced as a collection of four on one poster or can be bought separately

The paper was a lovely rose blush color and the ink etchings show life aboard the ship

We love some of the other options on the menu which included six gizzards with French fries or a mix of three livers and six gizzards with French fries

Many men preferred business dining without female company and The Esquire was popular for a while but it became a mixed-company establishment with the advent of the Second World War

This glamorous girl overboard is a variation on the mermaid theme and decorates the cover of a stylish 1933 menu from The Vulcania ocean liner

This cheerful clown/chef is another example of the craze for children's menus that could be turned into masks

no dancing

mocha chip

Built in the 1930s as a private club

Horlick’s and ice cream sodas were on the drinks menu in the cafe

It carried mail between the two countries – sometimes called Pacquebot mail – as well as passengers and cargo

the chain closed in the 1970s

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