Hotel Menu (42 results)

Condition: A VG+ copy. Some age toning. 1st Printing. Broadside. 9" x 8" White paper, black letter, now housed in a mylar sleeve. Now housed in a clear archival mylar sleeve.

1st Edition. Loose leaf. 6-6/8" x 4-6/8" A VG copy. Very light soiling and age toning, overall a nice copy. Off white, card stock loose leaf, printed in blue, menu items typed in blue. Lunch recto, dinner verso. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. 4 pp. unnumbered. Housed in larger wrappers. Illustration to upper wrapper, small illustrations internally. 12" x 9" Ink stamp reads "SHERATON DINNER OF THE MONTH CLUB PATRONS .so as to avoid later delay, please identify yourself as a Club Member at the time your order is taken." A VG copy. Some soiling to wrapper and leaves, cord tie faded and a bit frayed, ink stamp in green to head of page 3, overall a bright copy. Black card stock wrappers, illustration in blue, red and "gold" to upper wrapper, white leaves printed in black and brown, bound with a red cord tie.

1st Printing. Bifolium. Small vignette to upper wrapper. 8-1/4" x 3-3/4" A VG copy. Wrappers are lightly soiled with age toning, internally clean and bright. White, thin, card stock self wrappers, printed in gray. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

Condition: A VG copy. 1st Printing. Printed bifolium. Picture of the "Elephant Tower and Tower of the Sun" for the Golden Gate International Exposition. 8-3/4" x 5-6/8" White, thin card stock self wrappers, full coloring image to upper wrapper, printed in black. Now housed in a clear archival mylar sleeve.

PAPER BACK GREEN. No printed information. DATE PUBLISHED: EDITION: 2.

1st Printing. 4 pp. unnumbered. Illustration of the hotel to upper wrapper. 11" x 8" A VG copy. Some light soiling (mostly to lower wrapper), rubbing to edges, light age toning to edges as well. White, card stock, self wrapper, printed in color to upper and lower wrapper, lettering printed in blue and black. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Printed bifolium. Pictorial illustration to upper wrapper. 11-3/4" 9-1/4" A VG copy. Light soiling to wrappers, vertical crease due to being folded. Now housed in a mylar sleeve. Off white card stock self wrappers, with an off white paper slip tipped in. Printed in sepia and dark brown. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Printed bifolium. 11-1/2" x 9" Some light age toning and soiling, two horizontal creases due to being folded. Pencil marking adjusting menu item. Overall a solid VG copy. White card stock wrappers, printed in teal and brown. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Bifolium. Color illustration of the hotel to upper wrapper. 8-1/2" x 10-2/8" Some soiling/scuffing to wrapper, light bumping to edges, light foxing to fore-edge of upper wrapper. Otherwise a nice VG - VG+ copy. White card stock, wrappers, gilt lettering to upper wrapper, menu items printed in blue with decorative rule. Light and dark blue letter to lower wrapper. Now housed in a clear archival mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Broadside. Small vignette at head. 14-1/2" x 9" A VG copy. Soiling to leaf, some creasing, overall bright. Off white, thin card stock, brown and gold lettering, now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Printed bifolium. Photograph of Jack Fina on upper wrapper. 12-3/4" x 8-3/4" A VG copy. Light soiling and age toning to outer wrappers, spillage to interior of menu, but overall a bright copy. White card stock, self wrappers, printed in black and brown lettering, now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Broadside. Picture of "The Isla of Marken (Holland)". Approx: 5-3/4" x 3-1/2" A VG copy. Some age toning, rubbing to edges and corners. Now housed in a mylar sleeve. Off white, card stock, loose leaf, printed to recto only. Printed in black, now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Illustrated bifolium. Full color, ful page illustrations to recto and verso of wrappers. 10" x 6-1/4" The image on lower wrappper is "The American Indian", another one of the seven murals. A VG copy. Some light scuffing and rubbing to edges, some light foxing internally, overall a bright copy. White card stock, self wrappers, full color illustrations to wrappers, menu items printed in black. Now housed in a mylr sleeve.

1st Printing. Design motif of tropical drinks. Die-cut like a Hawaiian shirt. A VG item. Some soiling to paper as well as some age toning. Otherwise a nice copy. Thick, hard plastic/wood (?), illustrated with t-shirt design to recto and verso. White paper glued to verso with menu items printed in black.

1st Printing. Printed bifolium. Small vignette to upper wrapper. Titled "General Grant arriving at the old Palace Hotel". 11-2/8" x 8-1/8" A VG copy. Light soiling and age toning to wrappers, internally clean and bright. White card stock self wrappers, printed in brown, black and red. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Printed bifloium. Illustration of the hotel to upper wrapper. Illustration is titled "The Hotel in Bonanza Days - 1875". 11" x 8" A VG copy. Some light soiling to upper wrapper, a bit of rubbing to corners, otheerwise clean and bright. White card stock wrappers, printed in light blue, black and red. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

1st Printing. Broadside. Small vignette to head of menu. 13-3/4" x 9-1/2" A VG copy. Age toning and foxing to the edges. Creases due to being folded vertically and horizontally. One menu item written in black ink. Otherwise a nice copy. White card stock loose lease, printed to recto only in black and blue ink. Now housed in a mylar sleeve.

Condition: Very good. Three menus, n. d. (early 1900s); 6 3/4 x 5 1/2 and 9 x 6; lithographed illustrations, elaborate gilt decorations and embossing; the two smaller ones with minor age-toning along spine; the larger one with a few small spots to margins and tiny nicks to corners; overall in very good condition.F.M. Howell & Company, known as "The Hotel Menu House," was founded in 1883 in Elmira, New York by Fred M. Howell and John Aldrich. Starting out by producing wood and strawboard cigar and shoe boxes for other manufacturing companies, the business would branch out into also making labels, specialty wraps, and menus, the latter known for their beautiful, high-quality designs. The current ones all featured sample / inventory number (for ordering) and prices for bulk purchasing. The largest one, in fact, was intended as a classy menu cover and included pricing for "covers only, inserts, and silk colrd & tassel.".

1st Printing. Unpaginated, though ~ 20 pp. 10-2/8" x 7" "Railroad magnate Henry Villard financed the Portland Hotel and construction began in 1882, but his finances collapsedin part because of the Panic of 1884and the construction stopped for five years. With only the foundation completed, the site became known as "Villard's Ruins" and the bodies of two murder victims were found there before construction resumed. George B. Markle, Jr. began a campaign to raise local money to complete the hotel. He generated enough interest and subscribers to his plan, among them Henry W. Corbett, Henry Failing, Simeon Reed and William S. Ladd, to get construction started again. Later investors included labor leader Ed Boyce. The Queen Anne, Châteauesque hotel finally opened in 1890 and had eight floors and 326 bedrooms.It had cost well over a million dollars and eight years to complete." [wiki] The hotel closed in 1951 and all the furniture was sold at auction. Soiling wrappers (upper wrapper with possible water damage?), tie a bit frayed and sunned, some red and black ink markings - adjusting and adding menu items, light soiling to some leaves as well as some faint age toning to edges. Overall, a VG copy. White card stock wrappers, embossed upper wrappers with gilt, textured white leaves, with categorical tabs, printed in red and black, held together by a red cord tie and stapled, now housed in a clear archival mylar sleeve.

Card, 18x14cms. printed in blue, red and green with inset image of airborne biplanes. Issued on the eve of the Penang Flying Club spectacular air pageant. The hotel was situated on the site of "Runnymede," a house originally occupied by Stamford Raffles between 1805 and 1811.

1st Printing. Broadside. Small vignette of the hotel to head. 11" x 7-1/2" A scarce Mark Hopkins menu. A VG copy. Edges slightly rubbed, light soiling to recto. Pencil markings to entire verso as well as some scotch tape residue. Off white card stock, loose leaf, printed in gold and navy blue.

10,5 x 14,8 cm, (8) Seiten als Doppelblätter lose einliegend, Kordelbindung, bedruckter Karton. Kleinere Flecken, gebrauchtes Exemplar. Mit Veranstaltungshinweisen wie Tanztee, Abend-Menu, Tanzreunion, Ball unter dem Lichterbaum, Tanzreunion in der Hotelhalle, Großer Ball zum Jahreswechsel, Abend-Menu zum 1. Januar 1958. Kapelle Emanuel Rambour mit seinen Solisten; Tenor Mario Greco, Starsoubrette Ellen Friese. Sprache: deutsch.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Chairman: W.J. Burningham. Folding card, 25x19cms. tipped on cover illustration of a yacht in full sail. Condition very good.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Folding card, 8x6 inches. The Lucifer Golfing Society Dinner within a ruled border of black, gold and red. Menu with Toasts listed. Condition very good.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Folding die cut card in the shape of a golf bag holding clubs 11x5 inches. Menu and Toasts listed. Captain Freddie Lewis, Ladies Captain Marga Pettersson. Crease to top of card else condition very good.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Folding card with 4pp. insert, Menu and Toasts listed. Attractive front cover illustration by Peggie Doig. Condition very good.

17,4 x 11,3 cm, Einblattdruck, leicht fleckig. Sprache: deutsch.

21 x 14,6 cm, Einblattdruck mit der Speisenfolge in englischer Sprache. Kleinere Flecken, gelocht. Sprache: englisch.

No Binding. Condition: Good. Folding card 12x9.5cms. with Savoy Emblem and Arms embossed in gilt and colours on front. Autographs of diners on the back: Thomas Barratt; Kenneth Barratt; Thomas Savall, Adolphus Spier; (M.) Roure; L.L. Roure; Justin Dupont; Jeanne Dupont. Notes in red ink on front else condition good. Private dinner in the Savoy Hotel, London. Hand-written menu of seven courses. The hotel, one of London's most prestigious and opulent was, at this time, the height of fashionable dining being endorsed by King Edward VII who dined there often with his illustrious guests.