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it had a two-story atrium
This 1955 menu describes dishes such as southern-fried chicken “served on a flaming sword” and chicken casserole “a la flame
On offer for this luncheon was Longchamp Soup (pea and ham)
Stylish customers - including a bowler-hatted man with a monocle and glamorous mesdames - look on
the area of London around Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square was strafed by bombs and a German pilot dropped two bombs that crashed through the roof of the building
BOAC Monarch Service London - New York 1967 Sizes:A3+ (329x483mm, 13x19 inch) Archival Print (Unframed) it had a two-story atriumBritish Overseas Airways Corporation was the British state owned airline created in 1940 by the merger of Imperial Airways and British Airways Ltd. BOAC launched its premium Monarch Service in 1951 on its London New York route. Six or seven course lunches and dinners were served to passengers in First Class. Complimentary cigarettes were offered after take off and after meals. Those were the days! Courtesy Private Collection. Each print is accompanied
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