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Set of Six Pixie Menu Cards 1877According to 19th century lore, pixies were benign but mischievous creatures that usually appeared at night, gathering in large numbers when people were asleep. They had slanting eyes and hair that pointed upwards and they were plump little sprites. This charming series of illustrations was found in a journal kept by a wealthy person as a souvenir of a Grand Tour of Europe. They show pixies making off with food from a dinner table. Two of them wrestle

Conrad Hilton purchased the hotel in January 1961 for $21

Barbash and W

Barbe is the patron saint of Armorers

Hirtzler was a great self-promoter and named several dishes after himself including Crab Cocktail Victor

opened in Oakland at the tail end of the "Populuxe" era

This is a menu from that restaurant

The Esquire Grill in the Penn-Harris Hotel in Harrisburg

a floating seafood restaurant which was docked on the Cape Fear River in Wilmington

the large recreational centres that were built when sea bathing was a popular leisure pursuit

This charming 1950s advertising card comes from the Parisian restaurant Au Chien Qui Fume

Each print is accompanied by a copy of the exterior menu cover

" King Joy Lo offered over 150 Chinese offerings which could be combined to create "shopper's novelty luncheons" served Mandarin style