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This 1940s “chicken dictionary” is a marvellous example of the creativity and wit of vintage menu art
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No address or any other information is given but we think from the prices that it probably dates from the 1980s
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passengers were well-fed on their trips
The Paul Cummins Huddle, Santa Monica, 1960s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) This 1940s “chicken dictionary” isIn the 1960s, Paul Cummins operated four Huddle Restaurants in Los Angeles, including this one on South Bundy Drive near the Cloverfield Airport in Santa Monica. This large, $300,000 restaurant was designed by the Los Angeles architectural team of Armet and Davis opened in February 1955 and was notable for its "Googie" Style architecture. The building had multiple dining rooms offering customers various dining experiences. According to an article in
