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He died in the 1950s
the shining emblem of the US as a refuge for the poor and persecuted
One of the joys of vintage menu art is putting together the story behind the image and we'd love other opinions on this
A large selection of cocktails and spirits were on offer with a Champagne Cocktail for two costing $1
Chet Baker
Brass Rail, Brooklyn 1942 Sizes:50x76cm (20x30 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) He died in the 1950sThere were two Brass Rail restaurants in New York City one in Manhattan and the other in Brooklyn. This charming illustration is from the back of the restaurants drinks list, dated 1942. It shows the two locations separated by the East river and reachable by the Brooklyn Bridge. The Brass Rail covered an entire city block in Manhattan and spanned five floors. There was a restaurant where huge sides of meat were roasted on open fires, a caf with a full
