Blue Day Inn, Pacific Highway WA 1930s Tri Boro Lyons’ tea houses

Lyons’ tea houses

had a retractable roof so guests could dance under the stars and also had a revolving stage

its imaginative and humorous vintage menu art lives on in this marvelous image

Michelin advertised its rubber goods – at the time the tires were mostly made for carriages and bicycles – with an amazing series of posters which showed the Michelin Man and his famous quote Nunc est Bibendum – Now Is the Time for Drinking

This colorful die-cut menu shows one of the totem poles - on the back is the sumptuous lunch served to passengers

Blue Day Inn, Pacific Highway WA 1930s Tri Boro Lyons’ tea housesBlue Day Inn was a diner style hot dog joint on the Pacific Highway, which used to be Seattle's version of "Route 66." This 1930s die cut menu features a dachshund or weiner dog, a short legged, long bodied dog, who perfectly illustrates the diners culinary specialty. The interior menu opened out to reveal the food offerings. Courtesy Brad Holden. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our prints with