Hotel New Yorker "Food", New York, 1942 Sizes:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) It was known as “the

It was known as “the happy ship” because of its luxurious accommodations and fine service at sea

was one of the many roadside attractions along Highway 99

Also available as a portrait-format print

who was responsible for many of America's most iconic logos and created a new film genre when he invented the opening credits sequence in movies

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Hotel New Yorker "Food", New York, 1942 Sizes:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) It was known as “theWay ahead of many of its rivals with "new technology" such as conveyor belts, the Hotel New Yorker was much admired. A writer for the magazine Modern Mechanix marveled at the scene in the kitchens: "Through an open door we saw busy chefs cooking on the kitchen's thirty eight sectional gas ranges. In the bake shop was an automatic weigher, measuring out ingredients from a hopper behind two electric ovens. We ducked beneath an overhead chute of gleaming