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Au Cochon d'or, Paris 1950sAu Cochon d'or The Golden Pig was a restaurant in Paris originally run by proprietor Rene Ayral. It operated from the 1930s through to the late 1990s in the La Villette area of Paris. Its actual address was 192, Avenue Jean Jaurs, in the 19th arrondisement. From two reviews in 1995: Au Cochon d'or "This institution of La Villette, with its engraved bar and display of beautiful meats, returns to the peak of fashion. Superb calf's head in salad,

This train was the top-of-the-line for Union Pacific and the company scored a public relations coup in the mid-1950s when the City of Los Angeles was featured in two episodes of the popular television series I Love Lucy

The Rhinelander mansion would become a flagship Ralph Lauren store

opened in Oakland at the tail end of the "Populuxe" era

high flying financiers

it served French cuisine and female staff added to its genteel ambience

two potatoes shaking hands with each other and the barbecue that is described as a “knockout

The strongest alcohol on sale was draft beer for ten cents

Henry Irving

In the background are two galleons

featuring a sea lion dressed as a waiter and about to serve champagne

still welcoming travelers from all over the world

Well-known artists were employed to decorate the covers of menus that were changed daily

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