Hotel Onondaga, Syracuse 1946 Sizes:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) *Courtesy Henry Voigt Collection

*Courtesy Henry Voigt Collection

He became a postcard artist

The couple had nine children and Prince Albert was her trusted political advisor until his death in 1861 from typhoid fever

This promotional brochure for the Cabin Grill in New York City dates to about 1935 and is a nostalgic look back at the naughty days of Prohibition

This one of our favorite cocktail menus because of the clarity of the design

Hotel Onondaga, Syracuse 1946 Sizes:A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed) *Courtesy Henry Voigt CollectionThe Onondaga Hotel in Syracuse in the state of New York opened its doors in 1910. A handsome establishment, it had a two story atrium, a ballroom and several restaurants and grew to accommodate 500 rooms, becoming the largest hotel outside the city of New York. This 1946 menu is from the hotels Travel Room where guests could dine on cuisines from around the world. This is nicely illustrated on the front cover with a giant wooden globe and glasses and