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Your Price: $ 14.95
Item Number: MU127
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Circa: 1950s
Condition: Near Mint
Restaurant Name:The Shack Café – The Shanty Lounge
Location: W. 1301 3rd Ave. on Hwy 10, Spokane WA
Date: Circa 1950 (Accompanying/matching postcard has 1950 publication date.)
Artwork: Stylized type for café/lounge names with photo of building, signs and old car. F.H. Lawton & Son, printers.
Size: 9.5 by 10.25 inches with small flap from back.
Description: Sandwiches, steaks, seafoods, cocktails, salads, meat and eggs, waffles and hot cakes, fruits and juices, cereals and breakfast rolls, beverages, desserts and fountain items. Owners: M. M. Francis and W. E. Lindsay.
Features and Specials: Fresh rainbow trout 2 for $1.80; Hot sandwiches 60 cents; Fish and chips 75 cents; Fried half spring chicken $1.65; Famous ‘Shack’ Hamburgers 30cents; 3 Decker Sandwiches 90 cents; Grilled T-Bone steak $2.15; Grilled Alaska salmon 85 cents. Most were served with fries and salad. ‘No Service Less than 10 cents.’ ‘The Shanty’ wine list and cocktail specials noted on folded flap. Glass of burgundy or sauterne was 24 cents a glass, 98 cents a half-bottle.
Condition: The menu is near mint condition with few signs of use and no abuse. There are no tears or stains.
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