Willard Hotel, Washington D.C. 1936 Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) All we have been able

All we have been able to find so far is that this image and other similar ones were created by an artist who merely signed his name M and were printed by the Leacock company

This cheerful message was first published in the New York Sun newspaper in 1904

no alcohol was on sale and the sweet cider mentioned in the menu was apple juice

On Armistice Day

Lucca was founded by the Rovere brothers – Ettore

Willard Hotel, Washington D.C. 1936 Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) All we have been ableBefore the invention of mini bars, hotel guests called room service if they wanted booze delivered to their rooms. This 1936 menu from the famous Willard Hotel in Washington shows the fine selection of wines and spirits available to politicians and lobbyists who made the luxurious hotel, a block from the White House, their temporary home. A stylish army of uniformed waiters holds aloft trays of cocktails on the menu cover, which also has wonderful