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Cabin Grill, New York 1935Waiter bring me a very large cocktail. This promotional brochure for the Cabin Grill in New York City dates to about 1935 and is a nostalgic look back at the naughty days of Prohibition. A witty poem: Ah, you who seek for liquid cheer and sadly weep for bygones dearexpresses the frustration of those who couldnt get a legal drink during the era that outlawed the sale and production of alcohol. There are receipts the term used at the time for recipes

The London and South Western Railway Company served the south and west of England from 1838 to 1922

a net mending

Pablo Picasso

Harvey was called the “civilizer of the West” for introducing high standards of hospitality at his many properties and after he died in 1901

it’s an entire menu laid out in pictures

The graphics are wonderful and we love the clever minimalist illustration of the glass with the cherry at the bottom

We're not sure if the owners of the restaurant took over the name as a tribute to Billy but in the 30s and 40s this was one of the most famous seafood restaurants in New York

Born in Pennsylvania as Frances Editha Buttles in 1844

it looks gorgeous - and there's a lot to read

This is an amazing black and white menu cover from the bar of the 500-room Ambassador Hotel in downtown Washington D

records some of the famous names who stayed at the resort – though presumably not all at the same time

Table ďhôte dinner menu dated August 11

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