Collection of restaurant menus. Most of the restaurants are located in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Also included in the collection are travel-related menus from ships, railroads, and airplanes.
Restaurants in all styles and classes of trade are represented, from lunch counters to first-class gourmet establishments. Menus, placemats, and other graphic materials from many of the Puget Sound area's most famous restaurants are in the collection. Some are illustrated with drawings and photographs.
Among the many historical menus in the collection are those from the Space Needle Restaurant, Ivar's Acres of Clams, the Dog House, Dan & Louis's Oyster Bar, and the Alaska and Pacific Steam Ship Lines.
Arranged in 7 series.
Selections from the collection have been digitized and can be viewed on the Libraries' Digital Collections website. The physical collection is open for research but access to some originals is restricted. Photocopies are provided in place of restricted originals.
Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.
Processed by Libby Burke, 2003: Alison Goetz and Maggie Hardiman, 2007.
Includes small card with menu specials.
Newspaper-style.
Illustrated with Japanese woodcuts by Frank S. Fujii.
23rd Anniversary Menu
24th Anniversary Menu
Section of world map glued to front.
Mailer-style (intended to be written on, folded, and mailed). Illustrated with photographs of Seattle area landmarks. One menu dated Sept. 3, 1930, and one dated Feb. 8, 1931.
Mailer-style (intended to be written on, folded, and mailed). Illustrated with photographs of Seattle area landmarks.
Mailer-style (intended to be written on, folded, and mailed). Illustrated with a map of Seattle, photographs of historic Seattle moments and Seattle landmarks.
Two-sided menu with color illustrations.
Mailer-style. Illustrated with drawings of restaurant and boxed quotes from patrons, including Bob Hope.
Seven locations listed.
Seven locations listed.
Downtown Seattle location.
Downtown Seattle location. Illustrated with painting of flowers on cover. Includes mostly luncheon items, with a slant toward women customers.
Chef's dinner menu featuring Christine Keff from Flying Fish and Tamara Murphy from Brasa. Menu is signed by Christine Keff and Tamara Murphy.
Nine-page menu, mentions "marine view."
Includes handwritten "special-lunch" drink menu, with triple martinis for $1.75.
Illustrated and die-cut in shape of broom. Handwritten on cover: "Stolen in April 1937. The new idea! --served food in automobile on trays hitched to windows!" Back shows cartoon. From Gould Collection.
Mailer-style with color postcard inserted on cover, two different postcards, one without postcard, illustrated.
Mailer-style with color postcard inserted on cover.
Item is an informational brochure with little information about the menu. It describes the founding, ownership, and housemade espresso. It includes photographs of the cafe and employees, as well as a quote from Immanuel Kant regarding coffee.
Signed by chef [Jim Watten?].
Signed "Grazie della visita! Carla Leonardi, 22 Ottobre 1996."
Signed by Tamara Murphy.
Signed by Tamara Murphy.
Signed (writing illegible).
Flame design.
Flame design.
Cherry blossom illustration from "new" Canlis. Menu signed by Chris Canlis, Greg Atkinson and Rocky ( surname illegible).
Take out dinners prepared and packaged in retro desigend TV dinner boxes during the COVID 19 Pandemic when the restaurant was closed to in-person dining. Donated by John D. Bolcer.
Illustrated.
Two-sided, gold prix fixe menu.
Signed by Leif D. Haller.
Signed by Leif D. Haller.
Forty-eight page Century 21 Seattle World's Fair booklet published by Menu Magazine. Promotes restaurants in the Pacific Northwest (Portland, Olympia, Tacoma, Seattle, and Vancouver, B.C.) during the 1962 Seattle World's Fair; contains articles, pictures and menus. Full cover has photo of the Space Needle, Seattle Center, South Lake Union, and unfinished Interstate 5 freeway.
Signed by Peter Morrison.
Handwritten.
Signed by Peter Morrison.
Die cut folded menu in the shape of a clown's head. Back has a list of all Clark's restuarants. Menus was used in several of Clark's restaurants.
"A Clark restaurant."
Illustrated: Maitre d' holding a tray inside a cloud from the top of the hotel.
Restaurant features different geographical/food themes every few months.
Booklet menu illustrated with figures, front and back. Inside of menu there is an insert with additional lunch and dinner specials.
Ilustrated, die-cut in the shape of a house. Club Cotton was a roadhouse next door to the Coon Chicken Inn and part of the same establishment. Illustrations use African-American caricatures. See also Coon Chicken Inn.
Other locations in Portland and Salt Lake City listed.
Illustrated die-cut menu in shape of face, with "specials" sticker in fold. Cover has handwriting: "Our gang's hang out." Handwriting inside says "Howard, Millie, Mickey, Laura, Salt Lake City, Utah." Illustrations use African-American caricatures. See also Coon Chicken Club Cotton.
Illustrated miniature die-cut menu in shape of face. Illustrations use African-American caricatures.
Illustrated placemat showing fantasy map of tourist attractions in the Northwest and Coon-Chicken Inn locations; laminated and marked "copy." Illustrations use African-American caricatures.
Illustrated meal sales ticket. Illustration of restaurant with African-American caricature as entrance.
Illustrated on back with historical photos and stories about Queen Anne trolley and the Counterbalance.
Newer menu, same back.
Cover photo "On the shores of Puget Sound"; illustrated menu includes daily insert and promotional card for "Crawford's Temple of Ichthyophagy."
Cover photo "On the shores of Puget Sound."
Color photo of restaurant and fish illustration on front cover.
One-sided menu. Note "Credenzia, Had lunch, 8/99," written on bottom left corner.
Downtown Seattle location.
Madison Park location "Au bord du lac."
Handwritten, signed by Thomas Douglas and Shelley Lance.
Illustrated, die-cut in shape of girl's head.
Illustrated menu with "All roads lead to the Doghouse" map mural on cover. Handwriting inside: "Winnie & Art, Johnny & me, Dec. 1937."
Illustrated with cartoon of four dogs, one in the Dog House.
Illustrated placemat with "All roads lead to the Doghouse" map, one-color brown.
Printed on white paper with brown ink.
Menu cut out in shape of dog and doghouse.
Illustrated menu with "All roads lead to Bob Murray's Doghouse" map on cover, one-color brown; "Evening suggestions" stapled inside.
Illustrated menu with "All roads lead to Doghouse" map on cover, one-color blue; "Dinners" special sheet stapled inside.
"A Clark restaurant."
Gold menu bound with gold cord/tassel, specials card inserted into cut.
No cover, same design, higher prices.
Take-out/delivery menu for tenants of the Washington Building.
Explains "How to make an Irish Coffee as served at...."
Illustrated folder with map showing wall layout of paintings and prints collection.
Parchment cover illustrated with an Argentinian gaucho.
Two locations printed on menu: Ernie's Dine in Your Car at 4th and Denny, and Ernie's Downtown at 118 Pike.
Blurb from "Ernie" on back of menu: Why Ernie's ice cream is better...
Front of business card: Exeter Dining Room for your Daily and Special Dining Pleasure. Inside of business card has information about open hours and parking.
One-page menu with small illustration in top-left corner.
Several Pacific Northwest area locations.
Illustrated newspaper-style menu with Woodland Park Zoo sundae, $6.50.
Illustrated newspaper-style menu with Farrell's Zoo sundae, $8.50.
Menu insert sheet: humorous "menu" plan for following a low-calorie diet.
Illustrated newspaper-style menu,with Farrell's Zoo sundae, $10.50.
Illustrated newspaper-style menu, Farrell's Zoo sundae, $19.95.
Illustrated: print of face on green card.
Illustrated: print of face on brown card stock. Text same as above.
Dinner, Monday, September 11, 1995, signed "Thanks for your patronage, [illegible] Sept. 11, 1995."
University of Washington Alumni Legend Banquet.
Menus are from various locations. The original store was located at 5th Ave. and Pine St.; Tea Room, Paul Bunyan and Men's Grill menus are from that location.
Illustrated "Frederick & Nelson Golden Anniversary Souvenir" menu for an event held in the famous Tea Room. Cover shows pioneers and covered wagon rolling through mountains and trees, with totem pole inset.
"Jack-in-the-Box" "for Little Folks" on front cover. Box-shaped menu.
Illustrated. Includes lunch and fountain features.
Illustrated: clowns, giraffe, Paul Bunyan. Includes theme meals. Promotion of Frederick & Nelson children's departments on back.
Menu includes luncheon specials; last page explains that restaurant is "for men only."
Two sheets, signed "Monique Bateau."
Folder with seasonal menu insert.
Illustrated dinner menu tied with gold cord. Written on cover: "Out of date."
Illustrated dinner menu tied with green and red cord.
Illustrated lunch menu.
Illustrated drink menu tied with gold cord. Sticker on front reads "National Restaurant Association Great Menu Award 1966."
Illustrated drink menu tied with green and red cord.
Handwritten on white paper bag.
Newspaper-style, with stories and comments about restaurant.
Lightly laminated folder, illustrated with newspaper-style graphics.
Restaurant was located on a boat, which sunk in July 1966.
Menu includes illustration of boats on Lake Washington, and a blurb about the location of the restaurant.
Summer 1998, autographed (illegible) 19 Sept. '98.
Autographed (illegible).
Printed on parchment. Menu for supper club with seating by advance meal order only; no cover.
Illustrated, folded poster-sized menu.
Special coffee drinks and wine list; "Post Prohibition specials" (special mixed drinks).
Promotional flyer for "munchies, pizza and breakfast," announcing new location.
Illustrated with Greek statue. Dark blue flocked cover.
Includes a "From Our Fountain" selection.
Handwritten menu sheet.
Computer printout, two sheets.
Illustrated menu. Includes stapled daily specials sheet and spareribs card.
Color illustrations: tropical theme and parrot. Laminated folder.
Contains stories of "Electric Ice Tea," "Ice Cream Cocktail," and the "Legend of Harry."
Menu includes verb about origin and owner of the restaurant. Also has illustrations of popular menu items.
Illustrated cover: woodcut of boats in marina. Restaurant known colloquially as Franco's Hidden Harbor.
Illustrated cover: woodcut of boats in marina (different layout from above inside).
Illustrated as above with photocopied drink list insert.
Illustrated cover: apple. Back of menu has list showing number of pies sold by year from 1920-1936.
Illustrated with nautical fantasy images and mermaids.
Highlights information about hosting banquets at Horatio's inclduing: directions, menu choices, room choices, menu suggestions, and a planning guide.
Illustrated with New Year's resolutions; includes musical program and champagne list.
Special club breakfasts menu
See also Hotel Washington, New Washington Hotel.
Illustrated with Thanksgiving images.
See also Hotel New Washington, New Washington Hotel.
Illustrated with color print on cover: Cupid holding ax beckoning to turkey. Thanksgiving Day table d'hote dinner, includes musical program. Bound with cord.
Illustrated with bright red shell and bamboo designs.
Signed by chef Brian Scheehser.
Signed by chef Brian Scheehser.
Signed by pastry chef Melissa I. Smith.
"Ray and Stan Mortensen, Managers." Includes four product ads on back cover.
Miniature, probably used for promotion.
Miniature, probably used for promotion.
Illustrated with Italian imagery.
Front illustration of gondola with gondolier.
Cartoon-style illustration, with newsletter-style descriptive text on the back.
Die-cut in the shape of a clam, redesigned listing (from above), same prices.
Die-cut in the shape of a diver's mask with rubber bands at the ears to hold it in place. Cartoon-style illustration, with menu options on verso.
Illustrated with Ivar's radio theme song, "The Old Settler," and drawings. Song contains the lyrics that named the restaurant: "Surrounded by acres of clams."
Illustrated with historical photos and graphics montage of Ivar himself and Ivar's restaurant menu covers, billboards, photos, ads (from the opening of the Acres of Clams to the present).
Illustrated die-cut menu.
Illustrated dinner menu.
Illustrated die-cut menu in shape of Ivar's Deep Sea Diver face. Rubber band located on the ears to attach the mask to the face.
Illustrated with Northwest Indian design woodcuts. Restaurant now called Ivar's Salmon House.
Illustrated with Northwest Indian design woodcuts; layout slightly different from above.
Die-cut in shape of male Indian face on menu front to be used as child's mask. Has eye and nose openings, and attached rubber bands for securing behind ears. Menu selections on back.
Die-cut in shape of Captain Ivar face on menu front to be used as child's mask. Has eye and nose openings, and attached rubber bands for securing behind ears. Menu selections on back.
Menu lists information about banquet prices and menu options. Also includes directions and illustrations of a banquet.
Brochure includes information about Ivar's Salmon House and illustrations of the restaurant.
Includes "Legend of the J & M" full-page history on back.
Illustrated with metallic ink-printed cover in Oriental floral design.
Two other locations.
Illustration depicts cockfight.
Illustrated.
Illustrated with pirate imagery. Restaurant was a "roadhouse" just outside the city limits.
Illustrated die-cut menu of pirate face on cover, pirate imagery inside.
Illustrated with Julia's "14 Carrot" dancing carrots logo.
Illustrated with Julia's "14 Carrot" logo.
Signed "Bon Appetit [illegible] Oct. 8, '94."
Food concession operated by Clark's Ferry Concessions, Room 135 Ferry Terminal, Seattle
Illustrated with picture of Viking ship.
Illustrated with picture of Viking ship, laminated and bound with gold cord, some prices higher than above.
Illustrated with Irish themes, such as leprauchauns, fairies, harps, shamrocks; inside cover explains wall murals in restaurant.
Die-cut, folded menu in the shape of a rail car. Prices hand-written in.
Prices are crossed out and higher prices handwritten in.
Fresh sheet, signed and dated [illegible].
Signed and dated [illegible].
Signed "Scott Carsberg, Aug. 23, 1997."
Locations: Seattle, Kirkland, Woodinville, Bellevue.
Menu in a folder.
In Leschi Park.
Illustration of Swedish viking ship on cover.
Hand-block printing and litho on handmade paper.
Top of menu illustrated with color images of various types of fish and shellfish.
Top of menu illustrated with pastel color images of various types of fish and shellfish.
Operated from mid-1930s to 1960. Rathskeller Bar was on street level.
Illustrated with print of restaurant facade.
Includes specials and Maison Blanc evelope with an illustration of the building.
Small menu: red with black drawing of restaurant.
Illustrated with boat and rope lettering; cover is die-cut. Outer edge of inside page shows flags for various marinas and yacht clubs in the Pacific Northwest.
Also known as Maximilien, Bis [bistro].
Menu has handwritten food options and their prices.
Illustrated with stag woodcut.
Text on cover reads: Coffee Shop and Moby Dick Room at the Wharf. Fishermen's Wharf, Seattle.
Back has historical photo of 2nd & Yesler in 1924.
Four page menu on yellow ledger paper. Includes a brief history of the site.
See also Hotel Washington, Hotel New Washington.
Carte du jour, back has photo "Indian whalers homeward bound from the Pacific."
See also Hotel New Washington.
The original Washington Hotel, also known as the Denny Hotel, was demolished in 1907 as a result of the Denny Regrade project, which lasted from 1902-1911 and flattened one of the steepest hills in Seattle at the time. Then-owner James Moore rebuilt the hotel circa 1908 and it was known as both the New Washington Hotel and the Hotel New Washington. The building has been renamed as the Josephinium and is now a low-income apartment complex.
Carte du jour, back has photo "A Puget Sound lumber port."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Olympic Mountains from Seattle."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Mount Rainier from Seattle, altitude 14,426 feet."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Puget Sound Naval Station."
Carte du jour, back has photo "240,000 salmon in a Puget Sound fishing braile."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Washington forest on the road to Mount Rainier."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Mount Rainier from Seattle, altitude 14,426 feet."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Indian whalers homeward bound from the Pacific."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Mount Baker from the San Juan Islands."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Seven wild Roosevelt elk in the Olympic Mountains."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Puget Sound Naval Station."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Lake Crescent, Olympic Mountains."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Mountaineers leaving the summit of Mount Baker."
Carte du jour, back has photo "Snoqualmie Falls, height 268 feet."
Carte du jour, back has photo "240,000 salmon in a Puget Sound fishing braile."
Breakfast, lunch, evening (stapled together).
Norm's Good Foods, 4018 Roosevelt Way. Front cover is illustrated with graphic of people playing various sports; catchphrase "Just say 'Meet me at Norm's for breakfast,'" appears on cover. Verso has chart showing "How to choose and use the foods that the body needs every day."
Illustrated with graphic on cover celebrating Seattle's Centennial (1852-1952). Text on cover reads "Norm's says 'Hello,'" and an address of 421 Broadway North is printed on the cover. Printed on the inside is the restaurant's catchphrase, "Just say...'I'll meet you at Norm's!'". The back cover displays a map of Seattle and points out the location of the restaurant.
Illustrated with photographic images of the Seattle area, including Mt. Rainier, Grand Coulee Dam, the art museum at Volunteer Park, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and the Lake Washington Floating Bridge. Front cover shows catchphrase "Just say 'Meet me at Norm's for breakfast.'"
Front cover illustrated with photograph of Lake Washington Floating Bridge; a history of the bridge is printed on the verso. Front cover shows catchphrase "Just say 'Meet me at Norm's for breakfast.'"
Norm's Fountain Cafe, 4342 University Way. Front cover illustrated with photograph of water skiers. Catchphrase "Just say 'I'll meet you for breakfast at Norm's'" is printed on front cover.
Illustrated menu with drawing of Viking long ship.
One page menu listing entree selections for banquets.
Dining Room and Lounge menu. Includes "The Eskimo Legend of the Northern Lights" on the back cover.
Dining Room and Lounge menu. Heavy plasticized folded menu.
The Oasis was a roadhouse that provided entertainment until 2 a.m.
Menu features artwork of a woman on an island with an Egyptian pyramid in the background.
Fancy paper collage menu, cutout, bound by brass plate held by lacquered chopstick.
Card embossed with vase. Gilded design of the word "menu." Location cited as "Seattle, W. T." (Washington Territory).
Card with cut out "M," gilded and glittered.
Embossed with roses, gilded, hand cut (?). Possibly a "ladies" menu.
Illustrated menu with drawing of imaginary 18C airship.
Bound with blue and gold satin ribbon, covered with parchment.
Pioneers' Banquet of Dexter Horton National Bank in the Spanish Ballroom of Olympic Hotel. Illustrated with drawing of Dexter Horton building and photograph of Dexter Horton. Gold embossed border on interior and cover.
Cover shows brown printed woodcut by Glenn Sheckels: "Captain Vancouver first sighted the Olympic Mountains in 1792...."
Cover shows green printed woodcut by Glenn Sheckels: "Captain Vancouver first sighted the Olympic Mountains in 1792...." Prices slightly higher than above.
Illustrated with mural reproduction that wraps front and back. Captioned "--trend of progress in the Pacific Northwest."
"Created by Trader Vic."
Illustrated with graphic cartoons and caricatures of Polynesians.
Illustrated with Polynesian themes.
Illustrated with Mexican caricature on front cover. Cut-out style.
Illustrated with cartoons by Phil Morgart.
Menu signed by chef and co-owner, Laura Dewell.
Two-color illustrated card: "Barbecued prawns (giant shrimps) served with our 'delicious tantalizing' Southern sauce." Handwritten note: "Eat here with Emil-'44-quite a bit."
Signed by Kris Pearson, Nov. 5, 1994.
"Clark's sidewalk restaurant."
Illustrated "This week's menu."
Illustrated "This week's menu."
Illustrated.
Illustrated.
Illustrated; cover shows historical drawing of Prague.
Tiny folded menu featuring "Mexican Dishes." Illustrated with a donkey labeled "Desert Canary."
Illustrated front cover: photo of Rainier Club, a private men's club (green tint). Back cover: photos of dining room and club room.
Green cover bound with gold cord, "Our Diamond Anniversary." History of Rainier Club on inside front cover.
Illustrated with drawing of Bacchus and words "Where true bohemianism prevails." Restaurant located at street level below Maison Blanc (same owners). Menu has Maison Blanc wrapped toothpick taped inside.
"A Clark restaurant."
Illustrated, tied with black cord.
No cover on menu; prices slightly higher.
Laminated with inserts; illustrated with story by Paul Dorpat and historical photos of Denny Regrade.
Illustrated with rose motif; invites patrons to request a melody on the pipe organ.
Die-cut in shape of a circus wagon. Illustrated with lion on front and themed meals inside.
Signed by chef Stephen Window, Oct. 18, 1997.
Signed by chef Paul Valley, May 9, 1998.
Signed by Thierry Rautureau, Sept. 4, 1987: "Thanks for been [sic] a good customer."
Signed by Thierry Rautureau, Aug. 24, 1990.
Signed by Thierry Rautureau, Dec. 17, 1994: "Merci pour votre visite! Bon appetite."
One-page menu with "Happy Birthday!" note and signature.
Photocopy
Photocopy with "Happy Birthday" message.
Menu reads from right to left.
Check room ticket for coat checked items at restaurant. Illustrated with drawing of "Chinese God of Happiness."
See also The Gallery (new name).
Bound with gold cord and tassel.
Die-cut in shape of fish with top hat, illustrated; "Seattle" handwritten on cover.
Menu is torn in half.
Red embossed cover. Illustrated with drawings of naval officers. Includes history of the Seattle Yacht Club.
Includes history of the Seattle Yacht Club.
Signed by Scott H. Carsberg.
One-page menu signed by Scott H. Carsberg.
Illustrated: one sheet pen-and-ink drawing of Pier 70 and tall ship.
From the Sorrento Fireside dining room; Illustrated menu cover only.
From the Sorrento Hotel Grill.
2 copies in folder
Illustrated "rotating" die-cut round, featuring map and directional points of interest that can be seen as the restaurant rotates. Special drinks (including "Panorama Punch" and "Cloud Buster") on reverse. Includes some loose pages with menu specials.
Same as above menu, with different center illustration ("The Eye of the Needle").
Thanksgiving Day souvenir menu, embossed with Space Needle. Chef Victor Fischer.
Brick red card embossed with gold Space Needle inside flap. Chef Victor Fischer.
Featuring numbered certificate stating "This will certify that ____ has dined in the sky high merry-go-round restaurant at the top of the Space Needle Seattle, U.S.A."
"Best Wishes of the Season" holiday souvenir menu. Red and green printed, embossed with Space Needle inside flap. Chef Victor Fischer.
Blue gradated background, embossed with gold Space Needle inside flap. Chef Victor Fischer.
Gold card with gold embossed Space Needle on front.
Gold card with gold embossed Space Needle inside flap. Chef Victor Fischer.
Brown card with gold embossed Space Needle inside flap. Chef Victor Fischer.
Different items, prices similar to those above. No chef listed.
Chef Karl Ederle.
Orange gradated background, embossed with gold Space Needle inside flap. Chef Karl Ederle.
White folding menu with gold embossed space needle with matching envelope. Rene Schiess, Chef de Cuisine.
Red gradated background with gold embossed Space Needle inside flap. Chef Karl Ederle.
Updating of the illustrated "rotating" menu, now laminated and square, featuring map and directional points of interest that can be seen as the restaurant rotates. Special drink menu (including such drinks as "Panorama Punch" and "Cloud Buster") on reverse.
Another version of illustrated die-cut round "rotating" menu, featuring map and directional points of interest that can be seen as the restaurant rotates. Special drink menu (featuring more tropical drinks than earlier menus) on reverse.
Completely redesigned version of illustrated die-cut round "rotating" menu, featuring map and directional points of interest that can be seen as the restaurant rotates. Special drink menu on reverse.
Glossy, brown two-page dinner menu. With interior caption, "The Space Needle Cuisine features the natural foods of the great Northwest. We specialize in the native seafoods; Salmon, Oysters, and Bottom Fish." Also includes loose page with menu specials.
Die cut, to be filled out and hung on door handle for room delivery.
Folded menu illustrated with photograph of equestrians in Washington Park and skiers on snow-covered mountain ranges surrounding Seattle.
Folded menu (has not been folded) illustrated with photograph of Puget Sound and hunter with his dog.
Folded menu (has not been folded) illustrated with photograph of government locks and Penthouse Theatre at the University of Washington.
Folded menu with designs inpired by Northwest Coast Native art. Prices higher than above menus.
Tri-fold with panoramic photo of Seattle. View is from Swedish club and shows area from University of Washington to downtown.
Four-page menu, signed "With deepest culinary regards, Ludgr Szmania."
Some items blacked out. Some item prices are blacked out, with new prices written in.
Red menu with silver printed outline of tea pot on cover. Design matches the neon tea pot on the ceiling of the restaurant.
Signed by Mark Shaughnessy.
Same as above, bur different specials.
Glossy two-page dinner menu.
Illustration of a red-tailed hawk totem over a mountain scene on front cover. Illutrations of a dinner plate, rotary broiler, and mountain scene inside menu. Paper titled "Totem Cafe Lounge" taped to inside of menu. Roger Dudley photos, weekly specialties, and history of establishment printed on back cover.
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Illustrated with graphic comics and caricatures of Polynesians (see Outrigger). "Rum, the Spirit of the Ages" story by Trader Vic (1947) on back.
Illustrated with Polynesian imagery.
Illustrated, same items, prices slightly higher than above.
Three pages, photocopied.
Illustrated with photograph of truck on front cover.
Special dinner event held to celebrate the Seattle Symphony's 85th anniversary. "Seattle Symphony: a Northwest treasure"; photo of Maestro Gerard Schwartz on cover, bound with black and silver cord.
Chinese and Mexican café.
Blue fold-out menu.
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Inside: portrait of Henry Yesler. Back cover: article "Our Father ...Who Art in Heaven?" by Bill Speidel.
Signed by Mark Manley, Feb. 10, 1996.
Back is reproduction of LMS football match notice.
Illustrated with Italian imagery and caricatures of Victor.
Flyer-style. University Village directory on back cover.
Card invites patrons to "two grand evenings: Perigord black truffle, Saturday January 18," and "Valentine evening celebration, Friday February 14."
University of Washington Tolo Dinner.
"Modern" style drawings, insert for daily lunch specials.
Prices higher than above.
Prices higher than above.
Signed by Ed [illegible].
Several stapled pages. First page features a history of Woerne's and a sticker commemorating the restaurant's 25th anniversary.
Typed menu including history of proprietors' competition chili cooking.
"The world's first Wrapp restaurant"; other Washington State locations are also listed.
Unfolds into a wearable engineer's cap.
Contains illustrated "Memoranda and Trivia pertaining to the Operation of Railroads."
Maroon background with white train graphic. Renton location.
White background with maroon train graphic. Tukwila location. Prices higher than above.
Illustrated: blue printing with drawing of prospector.
Restaurant in business from 1981-2004.
Illustrated: painting of ferry boat and fish sculpture.
Three-fold menu that includes points of interest in Cle Elum and a mileage table.
Illustrated menu for "a living museum, restaurant and country store." Illustrations of their 1909 soda fountain and history of building and business.
Illustrated newspaper style menu. Cover has history of Seabeck under the headline "Seabeck, the Jewel of Hood Canal." Illustrated with historical photos throughout. Menu inside, ads on back cover.
Illustrated with cornucopia design on front cover.
"The San Juan Room." Includes cocktail napkins with illustrations of San Juan Islands area.
Paper made from tree bark (shiny greenish finish) with illustrated postcard of inn glued to front. "Legend" printed on back: "This unique building was originally constructed for the Panama Pacific International Exposition held at San Francisco in 1915. Built from a giant redwood tree (Sequoia) approximately 2500 years old."
Between Seattle and Tacoma.
Illustrated, die-cut in the shape of a dachshund. Orange paper cover states "Original home of the 12 inch hot dog"; inside is hot dog menu. Folder has die cut white paper insert (same shape) with "Fountain Specials" menu.
Illustrated, newspaper-style.
Illustrated with a yin and yang symbol on front. "If you haven't been to Bumper's, you haven't been to Banff" printed on bottom of front page. Menu is marked with notes and a personal handwritten letter is on the back.
Quad fold menu. Adorned with images of gold rush prospectors edited with food items on each fold. Location, phone number, and website included on first and last folds`.
Illustrated with reproduction of historical photo on front, period drawings on back.
Illustrated: 2-color (red, green), gloss finish.
Illustrated menu: 1-color (green), no gloss, prices higher than above.
Mailer-style postcard (intended to be written on, folded, and mailed). Illustrated with a map of Puget Sound area with Canyon Creek highlighted. Mrs. J. Mueller noted as proprietor. Back illustrated with photograph of Canyon Creek Lodge.
Flocked red cover, gold embossed, vertical flip-style.
Flocked red cover, gold embossed, flip-style, prices higher than above.
Die cut in shape of an artist's palette. Menu reads: "Home of Bearden's Art Studio."
Illustrated cover showing home cooking.
Illustrated sheet, with stories on back about Bellevue Square and other topics "you have asked about..."
Bound with black cord and tassel. The Crabapple is identified as "a Clark restaurant" as of this time.
Illustrated, die-cut oyster-shaped menu mailer. Story of founder on back.
Illustrated, die-cut oyster-shaped menu. Oregon 100th Anniversary celebration. Story of founder on back.
Illustrated, die-cut oyster-shaped menu with "Eat 'em Alive," story of founder on back.
Illustrated, die-cut oyster-shaped menu (larger).
Illustrated menu and program: card glued to front, ink drawings throughout, bound with gold cord.
Booklet menu with front page photograph of the Grand Coulee Dam under construction. Includes hotel breakfast menu insert.
Front cover illustrated with photograph of "The 'Suds' of Soap Lake"
Illustrated with color photo of Empress Gardens and Hotel on front.
Illustrated with color photo of Empress Gardens and Hotel on front.
Illustrated with watercolor of
Illustrated with green printed face of "Father" on cover. Green calligraphy on inside explains the origins of the restaurant by the Foundation of Revelation, Inc., a new-age religious group. Menu is on brown calligraphy insert which also states "Father's Restaurant is providing you with fresh earthly food which will be eternally provided for God's children here in Paradise on our space-ship Earth floating infinitely through Heaven."
Ink drawing of ship on cover and ad for Royal Blue Cabs on back.
General menu and recipes from program by Gerard for Cooking Revelations.
Illustrated menu with French painting of monastic feast, inscribed "Gary Menges [a librarian at the University of Washington Libraries] avec tout mes compliments, Gerard, Bothell, Oct. 12, 1996."
Illustrated menu with airbrushed planes flying over the globe. Center of illustration is Seattle-Tacoma airport.
Two different Thanksgiving Day dinner inserts.
Illustrated with drawing of the restaurant in the shadow of the dam. Story of Grand Coulee Dam on back.
Photographic illustration of aerial view of Tacoma on the front cover. A history of Greyhound Post Houses appears on the back cover.
Restaurant at the top of the Grouse Mountain Skyride (elev. 3,700 ft.).
Catalog store location.
Contains insert with "Fountain Suggestions". "Federal War Tax notification in effect May 1, 1919" noted in center of menu. J.H. Joyce, Manager.
Illustrated with drawings of Dutch boy and girl heads.
Illustrated with etchings of early settlements.
Gate-fold with hand-drawn map of North Puget Sound area.
Illustrated with map of San Juan Islands area on front cover.
Illustrated with an early model automobile being repaired on cover.
Hotel illustration on front cover.
Illustrated with rhododendron painting on cover.
Illustrated with drawings and photographs of the location. Contains written history of Pend d'Oreilles area.
Illustrated lobster and "History of Jake's" on front cover. Includes a premium wine list inside menu. Wine list has illustration of Portland's wine production and resturant's role in wine production on inside cover.
Illustrated with photos of front and inside mural of art deco nightclub on cover. Portland promotional photos and tourist information on back.
Illustrated graphics of restaurant sign and photo of Kan family chefs.
Front cover shows illustration of teenagers and a calendar for September 1962. Handwritten price changes and menu additions appear on the menu.
Western-style graphics. History of Lariat Lounge on back cover.
Folded menu. Hand written breakfast suggestions inside.
Illustrated menu: cartoon-style drawings, high gloss cover bound with black cord.
Illustrated die-cut menu with cutouts; front has illustration of plane and says "Just plane fun."
Historical photo of Corvallis Depot on front with story of building (now housing restaurant).
Newspaper-style; includes historical photographs of Granite Falls-Mountain Loop Highway area and stories about the different locations. Menu has no prices.
Menu stapled and folded into teepee shape.
Illustrated. Includes story of hotel and furnishings.
Illustrated die-cut menu in the shape of a steak. Inside text explains that "the cover of this menu is a full color reproduction of our famous 72 oz. steak, painted by one of Oregon's foremost artists."
Illustrated die-cut menu in the shape of an oyster.
Illustrated die-cut in the shape of an oyster; specials on flags stapled inside.
Illustrated die-cut in the shape of an oyster; different specials on flags stapled inside.
History of restaurant on back.
Front cover shows collage of autographed photographs.
Front cover shows collage of autographed photographs.
Graphic design. Story of restaurant and oyster harvest on back.
Illustrated with image of Paradise Lodge and Mount Rainier. Back gives prices and descriptions for rooms, tents, and cabins.
Illustrated menu cover, wine list only inside.
Outside of menu shows ink drawings of Price's and nearby visitor attractions. Inside is printed with no prices.
Souvenir Menu for the "Paradise Inn," one of several hospitality centers nested within the Rainier National Park Hotels organization. Menu features colored illustrations of Mt. Rainier scenery. Back of Menu includes a guide to Mt. Rainier activities.
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A Clark restaurant.
Drawings of chef and diners. "Atop the Ridpath...Spokane's Spectacular Drive-In Hotel" written in center and on back cover.
"Max Birnbach's Rose's West" shows picture of Max with huge cakes on front.
Has space to print what is available under "Soup, fish,entrees, roasts, game, vegetables, dessert"; entries only under "Soup" and "Dessert." Drawing of elk on back.
Illustrated, die-cut in shape of sombrero.
Illustrated. Legend and history of Snoqualmie Falls and lodge on back.
Booklet menu with an informational insert titled "Legend of Snoqualmie Falls."
Illustration of horse-drawn carriage on front cover. Illustration of woman washing an upside-down baby on back cover.
The Sucia Reef Cafe is listed in city directories for Anacortes from 1954-1990.
Cocktail menu on reverse.
Same as above, but with different specials.
Candy cane graphic on front cover.
French translation.
Japanese translation.
Hindi translation.
"Roof of Italy." Proprietors Christopher Dobson and Joanna Picchi
Inside menu is illustrated. Written on interior of menu: "Sorry! Some items are unobtainable at certain times owing to wartiem shortage. We request your generous indulgence."
Booklet menu with front-page illustration.
Illustrated die cut in the shape of a bear holding a bowl of soup.
Except for Pacific Northwest and British Columbia.
Illustrated die cut in the shape and design of a pineapple. Each of 10 indexed pages has a rectangular black and white etching with a different tropical scene at the top. Signed H.B. Christian.
Illustrated with print of charcoal drawing "Maheshmurti" on cover. Typed list inside offers Indian and Western menu. Back has note about drawing, subject and artist (M. R. Acharekar); 11th in a series of 12.
Illustrated with print of charcoal drawing "Lord Shiva" on cover. Typed list inside offers Indian and Western menu. Back has note about drawing, subject and artist (M. R. Acharekar); fourth in a series of 12.
Illustrated with print of charcoal drawing "Mithuna (Amorous Couple)" on cover. Typed list inside offers Indian and Western menu. Back has note about drawing, subject and artist (M. R. Acharekar); eighth in a series of 12.
Illustrated with print of charcoal drawing "Nataraja" (Shiva dance) on cover. Typed list inside offers Indian and Western menu. Back has note about drawing, subject and artist (M. R. Acharekar); second in a series of 12.
Illustrated with print of charcoal drawing "Nataraja" (different Shiva dance) on cover. Typed list inside offers Indian and Western menu. Back has note about drawing, subject and artist (M. R. Acharekar); tenth in a series of 12.
Illustrated: front cover has a color image of a Canadian Indian. Back cover has a list of other Canadian Pacific resort hotels.The inside of the menu includes announcements for upcoming musical and dancing events as well as a list of activities available to hotel guests. In addition there is an explanation of governmental sugar rationing.
The Banff Springs Hotel is close in proximity to Chateau Lake Louise, which was also originally built for the Canadian Pacific series of resort hotels throughout Canada. Both hotels were originally operated during the summer months only, but are now open year round. The Canadian Pacific Hotel division purchased Fairmont Hotels and Resorts in 1999 and also acquired the name.
Illustrated with "Gastronomic Map" of the United States. Advertisement for "Saturday and Sunday Tea Dancing" with music by Del Courtney and his Orchestra.
Menu in English
Rooster image on front cover, illustration of restaurant on back cover.
Rooster image on front cover, illustration of restaurant on back cover. Day's special stapled to back cover.
Illustrated: front has color photo of "Lake Louise and sun-trapped pool," back has color photo of Banff Springs Hotel and list of other Canadian Pacific resort hotels. Inside includes printed menu and announcements of entertainment and other activities available at the hotel, as well as explanation of government sugar rationing.
Illustrated: color photo of hotel on front cover.
Menu in English and French
Illustration of Native American and pilgrims on front cover.
Gold embossed cover with Caesar's head, purple ribbon decoration with gold "Roman coin" attached.
Located six miles east of Gulfport, MS, and six miles west of Biloxi, MS. Cover shows illustrated map of Gulf Coast. Contains insert with "Interesting Points."
Two-sided card menu, advertisements on back.
Menu in French and English
Illustrated: block printed.
Illustrated cover with architectural painting promoting Century 21 Seattle World's Fair, Space Needle, Monorail, Pacific Science Center.
Illustrated cover with graphic of chef, globe and plate of pasta. "Visit out beautiful Rome Room Cocktail Lounge" on front and back cover.`
Diecut folded advertisement in the shape of a cup and saucer with photograph of restaurant exterior. Interior includes map of Humboldt, Mendocino and Sonoma counties. Interior reads "Watch for the cup at Garverville in the heart of the Redwoods. Fountain Service. Delicious Fried CHicken. Fresh Humboldt Crab served in many styles. Special Lunches and dinners."
Broadside menu written in french with colored pencil drawing of diners at top.
Booklet style, seventeen pages with metal clips for specials, color illustrations, and advertisements. Extensive beverage listing. Menu in French and English.
"Roger Verge" printed on front cover. Verge writes information about the location and restaurant on back cover. Large color photograph of wildflowers, trees, and restaurant on front cover. Menu in French.
Illustrated with photograph of this Belle Epoque restaurant located in the heart of a railway station. Menu in French.
Owned by Bill Williams. Illustrated with plaid motif and bagpiper on front cover. Easter Sunday dinner menu insert. Insert stapled in center: "Savage Style Fried Chicken" with illustration of Native American caricatures. "Facts about Houston" on back cover.
Fixed price menu in French. Handwritten.
Illustrated with restaurant drawings. Cutout of champagne cocktail stapled to front cover. Insert with wine suggestion stapled in center.
Card-style printed for Smith and Vassar Clubs' "Club Breakfasts."
Includes names of different restaurants and bars: Captain's Galley Lounge, Niumalu Room, Tavana with the Banyan Court Ploynesian Revue, Paisan Pizzeria and The Ship's Tavern with the Gang Plank Lounge.
Menu in a folder with an individual room and restaurant bill included. In French.
Menu for the Victorian Room. Illustration of 19th century couple on front cover. Message to "Buy War Bonds" in center. Edward T. Lawless, President and Managing Director.
Menu for the Le Petit Cafe. Illustration of Old Fort Dearborn, 1830, "Taken from a Palmer House Book Published 1878" on front cover. Adhesive note in center noting that "Butter will not be served for Luncheon." Message to "Buy War Bonds" in center. Edward T. Lawless, President and Managing Director.
Menu for the Empire Room. Illustration of couple outdoors on front cover. Message to "Buy War Bonds" in center. Edward T. Lawless, President and Managing Director.
Menu for the Chicago Room. Aerial photogrpah of downtown Chicago on front cover. Edward T. Lawless, President and Managing Director. Back cover is signed: "Good wishes from the Palmer House, [signature illegible] Chicago Room."
Menu with cord and tassle.
Small menu in the shape of a chicken. Included on the front of the menu are addresses of four locations of the restaurant chain.
The menu is undated. The circa date was determined by researching the listed telephone numbers, which include one 5 digit number and three 6 digit numbers. In the United States, telephone numbers of this length were prevalent between the 1920s and the 1950s.
Paper napkin with red and white illustration of a rooster's head. Addresses to four locations of the restaurant chain are included, and "Pickin' Chicken" is in the bottom left corner.
No prices on menu.
Bound with gold cord. Includes history of Canadian steamship that was converted to restaurant.
Bound with gold cord.
Folded menu in Danish and English.
Illustrated with art deco drawings: Rockefeller Center and a starry background on front, cocktail shaker with martini glass in a rainbow and clouds on back.
Illustrated with orange and blue drawings of restaurant exterior on front, dog sled team inside, clock tower and reindeer drawn sled on back.
Menu with insert. Written in French, English, and Danish.
Card style menu in the shape of a cow with trademark "Gateway to the Grand Canyon on front" and short story on verso. Comes with yellow paper envelope.
Front illustrated with a dinner scene.
Menu for "The Garden Room".
Menu for "Chinese Cuisine". Back cover of menu is souvenir postcard.
Menu in German.
Menu from restaurant on a permanently moored ship.
"Bill of Fare" from "The Famous Old English Eating House." Cartoon illustration on back cover.
Formerly Salad Gallery; menu explains name change. (See also Salad Gallery.)
Illustrated green printed menu: has map of Nevada on cover and chart "Automobile Distances from Las Vegas" on back. Handwriting inside: "Clieta & me, Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Frances Austin, trip to Bolder [sic] Dam--Bolder [sic] City--Zions [sic] Nat'l Park."
Illustrated front cover shows color drawing of mountains and forest. Photo of hunter and dog stapled inside front cover, with title: "Alberta: Sportsman's Paradise." Illustration of Timberline Hotel in back cover.
Illustrated front cover shows historic drawing of Paris landmarks. Menu in French.
U.S. motel chain.
Illustrated with cartoon-like drawings personifying different cocktails.
Menu in German.
Color photograph of clock and bronze sculpture on front cover. Menu in French. "New York to Paris" Le Club menu.
Color photograph of gilded clock on front cover. Menu in French. "New York to Paris" Le Club menu.
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Smokey" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Sailing Sheltered Seas."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Smokey" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Sailing Sheltered Seas."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Smokey" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Sailing Sheltered Seas."
Illustrated with cover painting of "Husky Puppies" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Surprise Port" (this drawing is the same as "Ports of Call"
Illustrated with cover painting of "Husky Puppies" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Ports of Call."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Rye" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "The Fertile Land."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Rye" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "The Fertile Land."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Wolf" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "The Golden Land."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Wolf" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "The Golden Land."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Mageik" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "'Denali Monarch of Mountains."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Mageik" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "'Denali Monarch of Mountains."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Jack" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Trademark of Alaska."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Jack" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Trademark of Alaska."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Jack" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Trademark of Alaska."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Blizzard" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Land of Living Glaciers."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Blizzard" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "Land of Living Glaciers."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Cheechako" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "All-American Service."
Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Cheechako" by Josephine Crumrine, inside line drawing "All-American Service."
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "In Mt. McKinley National Park." Credit: Bragaw's, Anchorage.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Sunset in Alaska." Credit: Bragaw's, Anchorage.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Kenai Lake near Seward." Credit: D.C. Schalleren, Seward.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Czar's most distant outpost" photo and story about Sitka; handwriting with names and addresses (tablemates?). Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Sitka's Magic Eventide" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Columbia Glacier" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Inside Passage" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Illustrated with cover painting of dog, Mageik. Inside: "Monarch of Mountains" illustration and story.
Illustrated with cover painting of dog, Cheechako. Inside: "All-American Service" illustration and story.
Illustrated with cover painting of sled dog, Blizzard. Inside: "Land of Living Glaciers" illustration and story.
Illustrated with cover painting of sled dog, Smokey. Inside: "Sailing Sheltered Seas" illustration and story.
Illustrated with cover painting of sled dog, Wolf. Inside: "The Golden Land" illustration and story.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains.` Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "Seward." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Chilkoot Barracks" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Chilkoot Barracks" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Card-style, with wood cut print of mountains and town on cover by Glenn Sheckels. Back has nformation on Juneau with reference to wood cut print.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "Surprise Ports" (depicts couple on a mountaintop). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Sitka's Magic Eventide" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "Seattle...Home Port of the Alaska Line" (depicts Seattle waterfront and Smith Tower). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "A Land of Magic Contrasts" (depicts couple on board ship, looking out at the glaciers). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "Ports of Romance" (depicts stylish couple sightseeing and shopping for native items). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "Summer Comes Early" (depicts family on mountain top with port below and inset drawing of dog team). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "Summer Comes Early" (depicts family on mountain top with port below and inset drawing of dog team). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Columbia Glacier" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "Surprise Ports" (depicts couple on mountain top). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style. Illustrated with full cover Arthur F. Niemeyer drawing "A Land of Magic Contrasts" (depicts couple on board ship, looking out at glaciers). Inside cover has room for writing a letter.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Glacier-Carved Inside Passage" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back..
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Jack" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "Trademark of Alaska."
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Cheechako" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "All-American Service."
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Rye" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "The Fertile Land."
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Smokey" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "Sailing Sheltered Seas."
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Mageik" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "'Denali, Monarch of Mountains."
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of "Husky Puppies" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "Ports of Call."
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of dog "Cheechako" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "All-American Service."
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Sitka's Magic Eventide" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Block print cover illustration by Glen Sheckles of Columbia Glacier.
Includes 9 menus (3 menus for each date) enclosed in an Alaska Line envelope.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Childs Glacier."
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "In Mt. McKinley National Park." Credit: Bragaw's Anchorage.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Wrangell." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "The S.S. Northwestern in Graham Reach." Credit: Western Canada Airways.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Auk Lake and Mendenhall Glacier." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Folded card-style, illustrated with photos. Cover: color drawing of sail boat. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Juneau." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "The S.S. Yukon at Columbian Glacier." Credit: H.W. Steward, Cordova.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Kenai Lake, Near Seward." Credit: O.C. Schallerer, Seward.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Wrangell." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Sunset in Alaska." Credit: Bragaw's, Anchorage.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Auk Lake and Mendenhall Glacier." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "An Old Alaskan Highway" Credit: O.C. Schallerer, Seward.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Sunset in Alaska" Credit: Bragaw's, Anchorage.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "The Loop at Mile 50 on the Alaska R.R." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "In Mt. McKinley National Park." Credit: Bragaw's, Anchorage.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Juneau." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "The S.S. Yukon at Columbian Glacier." Credit: H.W. Steward, Cordova.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "Ketchikan." Credit: Fisher Studio, Ketchikan.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "An Old Alaskan Highway" Credit: O.C. Schallerer, Seward.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "The S. S. 'Northwestern' in Graham Reach." Credit: Western Canada Airways.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "The S. S. 'Northwestern' in Graham Reach." Credit: Western Canada Airways.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "An old Alaska highway." Credit: O.C. Schallerer, Seward.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "Juneau." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "Seward." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "In Mt. McKinley National Park." Credit: Bragaws, Anchorage (University of Washington Summer Extension Division Cruise).
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "Wrangell." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas (University of Washington Summer Extension Division Cruise).
Folder-style, illustrated with cover woodcut of Mount McKinley by Glenn Sheckels (University of Washington Alaska Tour).
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Sitka's Magic Eventide" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Columbia Glacier" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of Aleut ship with mountains. Inside: "Glacier-Carved Inside Passage" photo and story. Fleet pictured and listed on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover painting of dog "Cheechako" by Josephine Crumrine. Inside line drawing: "Carefree Cruise Ship."
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "The Loop at mile 50 on the Alaska R.R." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "Childs Glacier."
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "The Loop at mile 50 on the Alaska R.R." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "Childs Glacier."
Card-style, illustrated with drawings. Photo on reverse: "Juneau." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Card-style, illustrated with photos. Photo on reverse: "The S. S. 'Yukon' at Columbian Glacier." Credit: E. Andrews, Douglas.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover etching of husky by Eustace Paul Ziegler. Story on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover etching of big game by Eustace Paul Ziegler. Story on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover etching of gold panner by Eustace Paul Ziegler. Story on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover etching of gold prospector and dog by Eustace Paul Ziegler. Story on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover etching of totem pole by Eustace Paul Ziegler. Story on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover etching of Alaska native scene by Eustace Paul Ziegler. Story on back.
Folder-style, illustrated with cover etching of fishing scenes by Eustace Paul Ziegler. Story on back.
Set of single-sheet typed and mimeographed menus from "Voyage 28th."
Folder-style. Illustrated with drawing on front, drawing of gondolas and story of Venice inside.
Folder-style. Illustrated with drawing on front, drawing of boat and story of junks, Chinese boats, inside.
Folder-style. Illustrated with drawing on front, photo and story of Japanese tea cultivation inside.
Folder-style. Illustrated with drawing on front, photo and story of Great Wall of China inside.
Folder-style. Illustrated with musical program, Japanese illustration drawing on front and inside.
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "Picking Tea at the base of Fujiyama."
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "The Famous Taj Mahalin Agra, India."
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "Fisherman at Naples, drawing in their nets."
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with musical program, Japanese illustration drawing on front and inside.
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "Marseilles in the Southern Gateway of France."
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "Rice Terraces in Northern Luzon, P. I."
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "Fujiyama." Two copies, one with handwritten notes.
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "Rice Terraces in Northern Luzon, P. I."
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with photo "Rice Terraces in Northern Luzon, P. I."
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with musical program, Japanese illustration drawing on front and inside.
Mailer/folder-style. Illustrated with print of Japanese women on front, three-color design inside.
Folder-style. Illustrated with stylized "Oriental" painting of peasant women and children on cover, voyage "at Sea en route to Kobe."
Folder-style. Illustrated with stylized "tropical" painting of parrot and women in open balcony courtyard cover, voyage in port at Kobe.
Folder-style. Illustrated with stylized "Polynesian" painting of people loading boat near grass hut on cover, voyage in port at Yokohama.
Folder-style. Illustrated with stylized "Oriental" painting of peasants working in the rice paddy with windsocks on pole on cover, voyage "at Sea en route to Honolulu."
Folder-style. Illustrated with cover painting of "S. S. President Cleveland at Sea," voyage "at Sea en route to Honolulu."
Folder-style. Illustrated with stylized "Hawaiian" painting of women dancing hula and men playing instruments on cover, voyage "at Sea en route to San Francisco."
General fare.
General fare.
Higher class fare.
Higher class fare.
Higher class fare.
Menu for "The Columbian" railroad service, B&O Railroads. Explanation of wartime food rationing. Advertisements for Woodward & Lothrop in Washington, D.C. and Marshall Field & Company, Chicago.
Folder/mailer-type, folds up to postcard size. Illustrated with five b/w photo reproductions: "Robert Service at his home--Dawson," "S. S.
Menu from "The Mac Donald" Canadian National Hotel, Edmonton, Canada. Part of Canadian National Railways. Illustration of hotel on front cover. Illustration of and advertising for train service on back cover.
Illustrated with color photo "Ski High in the Canadian Rockies" on front, with notes about Canadian Rockies on back cover. Menu in French.
Illustrated with color photo "The Mounted" on front, with notes about Canadian Mounted as a "symbol of law, order and justice" on back cover. Menu in French.
Illustrated with color photo "Banff and Bow River Valley" on front, four scenic photos inside. "Victoria-Seattle-Vancouver Service."
Illustrated farewell dinner menu with color drawing of ship and mountains. Back is signed by Fred Manning "Your Waiter."
Illustrated, mailer-style. "En route-Victoria to Yokohama."
Boston Okanogan Apple Company Special Train, Indian head apple stamp on cover.
Illustrated listing for all meals for Glacier Nartional Park trip.
Illustrated listing for all meals on "Columbia River Historical Expedition" trip. Drawings and tipped-in color illustration of trains on cover, itinerary inside back, bound with silver cord.
Illustrated cover with "Route of the Empire Builder" printed alongside Native American man identified as Riding Black Horse.
"Trip of the President of the United States [Dwight D. Eisenhower], Washington, D.C. to Seattle, Washington, Sept. 28-Oct. 2, 1952." Bound with red white and blue cord.
Five illustrated menus.
Two illustrated menus.
Illustrated folder with menus for four legs of trip from Tokyo to Djakarta. Menu displays printed reproductions of kimono fabric.
Illustrated folder with menus for four legs of trip from Djakarta to Tokyo. Menu displays printed reproduction of kimono fabric.
Illustration of train with "V" on a cloud of engine smoke. Explanation of "Wartime Dining Car Service." "Invest in Victory- Buy United States War Bonds" message on back cover.
Illustrated cover is reproduction of fox hunt painting. The
Card-style. Illustrated with photo on reverse: "A Familiar Western Picture [sheep ranch]." Credit: Asahel Curtis, Seattle.
Card-style. Illustrated with photo on reverse: "Mt. Rainier, on Puget Sound." Credit: Asahel Curtis, Seattle.
Illustrated with perforated color postcard "Temple Kiyomizu, Kyoto."
Folder-style, illustrated with color print of Japanese scene.
Folder-style, illustrated with color print of geisha.
Folder-style, illustrated with perforated color postcard "Kintaihashi at Iwakuni, one of the Remarkable Bridges in Japan."
Folder-style, illustrated with color print of two geishas. Inside has map of OSK line and can be folded in thirds. Written and sealed for mailing.
Folder-style, illustrated with perforated color postcard "Ho-o-do or 'Phoenix Hall' in Uji."
Folder-style, illustrated with color print of geisha.
Mailer-style. Illustrated with watercolors of servers inside. Painting "'Packing In' in Alaska" by Willard Cox.
Mailer-style. Illustrated with small paintings of different ports of call from Alaska to "the Orient."
Mailer-style. Illustrated with watercolors of servers inside. Cover is painting "Mount Rainier as seen from Paradise Valley."
Illustrated with "The President Special." Watercolor and ink drawing "Europe Occidentale" on cover.
Illustrated with two photographs of car dining. Items offered include cigars, cigarettes, and playing cards.
Illustrated folder with polar map and menu for trip from Scandinavia to Los Angeles.
Illustration of flowers on front cover. Menu in English and Afrikaans.
Same as above, but with different specials.
Illustrated folder with menus for three legs of trip from Zurich to Tokyo. Printed with "Pompon Dahlia" painting on cover.
Postcard-sized menu. "United: The Airline to the New York World's Fair" written inside front cover.
"Aboard the Red Carpet, The Chef's Gourmet Flight" written on front cover. William Dubacher, chef, United Air Lines Flight Kitchen at JFK International Airport.
Postcard/menu. Color image of people on a beach on front of menu. Back of menu indicates that the beach is Wakiki Beach. Written on the back is "United Air Lines: Route of the Mainliners."
Folder-type. For "Kline's Annual Personally Conducted Tour De Luxe, Bethlehem Pennsylvania to Pacific Coast." Illustrated with color painting on front "Mount Rainier from Spray Park," Mount Hood photo and story "The Pacific Northwest" on back.
Folder-type. For "Kline's Annual Personally Conducted Tour De Luxe, Bethlehem Pennsylvania to Pacific Coast." Illustrated with color painting on front "Crater Lake, Oregon," "Crater Lake National Park" photo and story on back.
Folder-type. For "Kline's Annual Personally Conducted Tour De Luxe, Bethlehem Pennsylvania to Pacific Coast." Illustrated with color painting on front "Multnomah Falls, Oregon Along the Columbia River," "The Columbia River Region" photo and story on back.
Card-style menu for Seward to Fairbanks route. Reverse is table of distances between each stop.
For Seattle to Bainbridge Island run.
Card-style, with "Abstract of Log," voyage New York to Liverpool. Photo of
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Folder-style with top hinge; illustrated cover etching with inset photo of
Card-style.
Folder-style with top hinge; cover etching with inset photo of
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