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Chicken Hut Dictionary, Washington D.C. 1940s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) there was never any danger

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there was never any danger attached to going there

where he created many famous dishes and attracted an admiring and wealthy clientele

This menu is dated one year after Prohibition went into effect

he began excavations for a building he planned to call the Knickerbocker

The restaurant Chez Clément has opened in its place

Chicken Hut Dictionary, Washington D.C. 1940s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) there was never any dangerThis 1940s chicken dictionary is a marvellous example of the creativity and wit of vintage menu art. It was designed for The Chicken Hut restaurant in Washington DC. Using the motto an unusual eating place where Chicken is King, the restaurant offered seventeen chicken dishes which are beautifully illustrated and humorously described. Such a lot of effort must have gone into this and its charm remains, even after decades. Nor did the inventiveness end

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