Au Chien Qui Fume, Paris 1950s Sizes:A4 (210x297mm) Archival Print (Unframed) The Optimist’s Creed has been

The Optimist’s Creed has been cheering up people for more than a hundred years and we are proud to play our part in keeping it in the public eye

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A quart of Roederer champagne was eight shillings and a glass of sarsaparilla cost sixpence

Au Chien Qui Fume, Paris 1950s Sizes:A4 (210x297mm) Archival Print (Unframed) The Optimist’s Creed has beenThis charming 1950s menu comes from the French restaurant Au Chien Qui Fume, which was established in Paris in 1740 and which still exists today. Translated, the title means The Smoking Dog as dogs are a theme of the restaurant dcor. The menu advertised dine and dance evenings and inside there is a drawing of a chic Parisian couple sitting at a banquette in their evening finery. "This is the rendezvous for everyone who loves gaiety, good food, old