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The illustrator must have had an amazing imagination because he placed a young child in a rocket
the Hollywood was one of the glittering cabaret restaurants that operated near New York’s theater district on Broadway
This was a vestige of World War II food rationing that was required by the English government
teenaged boys in white shirts and black bow ties jogged over to his car
Designed as an “ocean greyhound” to speed across the Atlantic between England and New York
The Parkmoor Drive-In, St Louis 1940s Christmas The illustrator must have had"You're never far from The Parkmoor." According to the inestimable Jan Whitaker there were once six Parkmoors in St. Louis and they boasted of being the finest and oldest drive in chain in St Louis. The last one closed in 1971. Read more about The Parkmoor at Jan Whitaker's site Restaurant ing through history Courtesy Private Collection. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our prints with archival quality
