TWA Ambassador Class, St. Louis In-Flight Menu Art 1970s

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TWA Ambassador Class, St. Louis In-Flight Menu Art 1970sThis beautiful image of St Louis was created by the influential American artist David Klein, who produced posters for Broadway theatre productions, Hollywood films, the US Army and various corporate clients. "St. Louis, the Gateway to the West" and jumping off point for the pioneers, is one stop on TWA's worldwide routes. This magnificent stainless steel arch, rising to a height of 630 feet, was designed by the famous Eero Saarinen. After an elevator

a fine on-board restaurant

but when Italy entered the war in June 1940 Rex was laid up for safe-keeping

the historic hotel’s salons and ballrooms were mainstays of St Louis social life

an ice cream cone

Clark's Round the Clock Cafe was located at 1001 Olive Way in Seattle

catching the eye of drivers

'On the Smorgasbord table a new world awaits you

je le vide’ means ‘when my glass is empty

including set dinners written in French

There was a choice of two great English puddings

The Californian opened in Times Square

but in the Fall of the same year it was again reopened by Col