Owl & The Pussycat, Steam Ship Oronsay 1955 Lynton Lamb Menu Art

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Owl & The Pussycat, Steam Ship Oronsay 1955 Lynton Lamb Menu ArtThis delightful menu illustration was for the Orient shipping line and was meant to remind passengers that others also traveled by sea namely, the owl and the pussycat in a famous poem. The illustration was created by Lynton Lamb (1907 1977), an artist, lithographer, wood engraver, book illustrator and author of several detective novels. Born in India, he grew up in London and his many achievements included designing the binding of the Bible used at

the final 747 was delivered in January 2023

and began to create a chain of restaurants inspired from the original American model and putting forward fast service and affordable prices

the SS Australis

and sank in shallow water

An editorial cartoonist for various newspapers

except for the one on Shelter Island

The Flamingo Hotel and Casino opened in 1946 and was first operated by mobster Benjamin ‘Bugsy ‘ Siegel

The colorful menu cover shows a nattily dressed cat and his partner ready for a purrrrfect evening

the ‘Clown Prince of Baseball ‘retired from his solo career as a baseball entertainer and opened an eponymous steakhouse on 52nd Street and Park Avenue in Manhattan

After emigrating to the US after WW1

' the Heather Room is replete with Scotch tartans and Coats of Arms

This vintage interior

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