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The Wharf, Seattle 1950sThis charming menu image is from the Wharf restaurant which opened in 1952 at Fishermens Terminal in Salmon Bay, Seattle. We believe it is a reproduction of oil paintings on glass made for the establishments Moby Dick dining room by Jack C. Corsaw, one of the leading artists and murals painters on the Pacific Coast. Theyre lovely vignettes of fishermen at work. Corsaw also created artwork based on Valhalla in Norse mythology, the hall of slain

After dinner

Bunnies go From Risque to Passe

and was probably created to celebrate a change of ownership when George and Leo Whitney

Sabatini is one of the city’s most famous restaurants and its oldest… soon to celebrate its 100th birthday

Born in France in 1869

200-seat dining room

a Morocco-themed resort built on the northern edge of Las Vegas Strip

300 feet of beach frontage

This menu art is from the Moore McCormack Line's S

This vintage menu art comes from one of the Texas franchises in the 1960s and is a riot of color and design

Dean Martin

Cartoonist George McManus