Eater's Digest The Neil House, Columbus, Ohio, 1945 Menu Print Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) but it would have been

but it would have been a good way to grab people’s attention since eating fried chicken wasn’t particularly common during this era

Careme was the inventor of “mother sauces” that were used in different dishes and of pastries such as mille-feuille

The ship was eventually taken out of service in 1969 and replaced by a smaller liner

Then we realized Trebor is Robert spelled backwards

Like The Bird In Hand restaurant in New York which also depicted the chicken-sentenced-to-fry image on its menu covers

Eater's Digest The Neil House, Columbus, Ohio, 1945 Menu Print Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) but it would have beenWhenever we look at this 1945 menu cover, which features an "Eater's Digest of a Gastronomical Journey through the USA", we always find something new. It's packed with amazing details and we particularly love the ships sailing in and bringing food items such as pineapples, coffee and bananas which aren't grown in the US. Also note the compass with knife, fork and spoon on the left hand side. The Neil House was Columbus's hotel of choice for the rich