Bird In Hand, New York 1930s Lake the Hotel New Yorker was

the Hotel New Yorker was much admired

No wonder sea-horses liked the bubbly – in that era the most expensive bottle of champagne cost only Bermudan twelve dollars

opera and politics

was the flagship passenger train of the Lehigh Valley Railroad

Bird In Hand, New York 1930s Lake the Hotel New Yorker wasThe owners of The Bird in Hand, a fried chicken restaurant in New York City, had a sense of humor. The front cover of the menu shows a court scene with chickens lined up in front of judges and lawyers and the words: "Guilty; Sentenced To Fry." On opening the menu, customers would find the pop up of a giant hand clasping a chicken. This 1930s menu is fabulously imaginative in its design and has terrific graphics. Courtesy Private Collection. Each print