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Burlington Zephyr, 1943The Burlington Zephyr named for Zephyrus, the god of the west wind and a symbol of rebirth revolutionised train travel in America in the 1930s. This stylish menu cover showing the stainless steel speedster in all its glory was used in the dining car. The brainchild of Ralph Budd, president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad and Edward Budd, an automobile industry designer from Philadelphia, the Burlington Zephyr was an instant hit as soon

near Houston Street

After the war

Waddle's opened in 1938 and was designed by the celebrated architect Pietro Belluschi

-Cucumber slice(s)

A demonic chef adorns the cover of this menu with the unwritten message'

hoping to attract customers

Bought by the gallon by customers of Owen Brennan

By 1933 there were less than 100 still in existence

he bet on horses

The pies and cakes were kept in perfect condition in dry ice compartments

showing a clown beating a broken drum

This simple but strikingly effective menu cover with great graphics and eye-catching illustrations is a reminder of a beloved chain that closed down in the 70s

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