Mayflower Donuts, Optimist's Creed, Rear Cover, World's Fairs, 1939 1913 or separate prints of each

or separate prints of each of the front and rear covers

along with RMS Queen Elizabeth

The hotel contained other venues such as the "Paul Revere Tavern

" and the "Playboy’s Empire Club" (bunnies with male counterparts called “Rabbits”) - in the 1980s

the King was a generous host and no expense would have been spared in presenting the finest food and wines to his guests

Mayflower Donuts, Optimist's Creed, Rear Cover, World's Fairs, 1939 1913 or separate prints of eachDoughnuts and coffee are one of the world's great food pairings and this menu is from the famous Mayflower Donuts chain of shops. Established in New York in 1931 by Adolph Levitt, an immigrant from Russia, he shortened the name to donut and developed the first automatic doughnut making machine. Eventually there was a chain of 18 Mayflower Donuts shops across the country. Levitt printed the famous jingle on Mayflower donuts boxes, showing two men