Pan American World Airways Clipper Bar 1930s

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Pan American World Airways Clipper Bar 1930sThis menu is from the bar of one of the early Pan Am Clippers a flying boat with enough range to cross the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Produced by Boeing, the American airline had nine Boeing 307 Stratoliners in service between 1938 to 1941. Clippers were built for one class of passenger first class and it was luxury all the way. Seats could be converted into bunks for overnight accommodation. There was a lounge and a dining room on board where

-2/3 Dry Gin

who presumably didn’t eat as much as men

There was a choice of 29 different champagnes and a wine list that included a 1948 Chateau Margaux for $8 and a 1947 Chateau d’Yquem for $9

When Polos sold the Sea Lion in 1984

banana splits

The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2005 and the two remaining Pig Stands closed the following year

It was owned by Paul Taubman

is a feast of puns

In stepped Chevron Oil

Hollywood films

told us a great story about a young up and coming actress who once complained that the ‘ice was too cold’ in her cocktail

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