New York Central System Wartime Dining Service, 1943 Wilmington steaks and booze

steaks and booze

for a time Louigi's was the only restaurant on The Strip

must have thought that licensing the Esquire name to a men only restaurant would give the brand some cache

was bought by the Campbell Soup Company in 1970 for an estimated $4

New York Central System Wartime Dining Service, 1943 Wilmington steaks and booze"More Diners but no more dining cars. More meals to serve but loss of many important foods to go around. That is the wartime dining car situation." This beautiful menu from 1943 paints a telling story of life during World War 2. The V for Victory message on the cover (and in Morse code at the top) and throughout the interior. "From now till Victory we will go on serving you to the best of our ability. In the meantime, thanks for your aid and