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Gardiner Tavern, Gardiner, Oregon 1920sThis jolly waiter wearing dinner suit and spats at the Gardiner Tavern, Oregon, was created by cartoonist Murray Wade, who was born in 1876. An editorial cartoonist for various newspapers, Wades most popular work was a series of caricatures of Oregon legislators. He also worked for Variety magazine. The three story Gardiner Tavern stood on the north bank of the Umpqua river, the principal river of the Oregon coast, and was popular with sports

Each product is accompanied by a copy of the exterior menu cover where available

The value is on the plate

This menu is dated about six years before Queen Victoria’s death and illustrates the grandeur of life in a Royal residence

says this 1944 menu from Casa Seville

Lindy’s was nationally famous for its cheesecake as the following anecdote illustrates

the hotel was mostly dry apart from the Coal Hole

They also opened the Cobden Hotel on Corporation Street

The pink pigs – a smiling pig standing behind a wine bottle and a startled pig balanced on a wine barrel – were originally set against black velvet backgrounds

then you have the big bands

Chinook was a Seattle ferry built in 1947 for the Black Ball Line and ran from Seattle to Port Angeles and Victoria

and with a rather smart poodle offering a basket of flowers as a gift

carrying passengers

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