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The Steak Knife, Detroit 1960s/70sThis eye catching menu cover for the Detroit restaurant The Steak Knife is a classic example of mid century design. A good knife is a vital implement in any steakhouse, of course. No one wants to saw their way through a premium steak. A serrated edge tears the fibers of the meat but a sharp, straight blade glides through effortlessly, preserving the juices and texture. From the blades featured on this front cover, it looks like the Steak Knife had

Lights out by 11pm and all accounts had to be settled before passengers left the ship

the company donated the historic Greystone building to The Culinary Institute of America

An avid traveler

Celebrated cabaret stars like the Dolly Sisters

Del Curto’s parents were Italian immigrants

newspaper clippings paid tribute to the previous owner

Manitoba was subjected to Prohibition

100 lounge chairs were set around the outdoor swimming pool

French fries and orangeade

a library and other meeting spaces

Wilshire Blvd was created in 1895 - wealthy homeowners built grand mansions along the route – but its residential status began to change in the 1920s when businessman A W Ross successfully fought the city of Los Angeles to have his property re-zoned for business

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