Le Paquebot Portugal 1905 (Giraffe) tartan the 36 locations of the

the 36 locations of the Golden Egg had separate areas for drinking coffee and eating

named for this part of San Francisco that was once was populated by a rather non-law abiding population of misguided convicts that came from the penal colonies in Australia in the mid-19th century looking to strike gold in California

far ahead of their time

Even gangsters dined there – Lucky Luciano was a regular

Le Paquebot Portugal 1905 (Giraffe) tartan the 36 locations of theLe Paquebot Portugal (S. S. Portugal) was originally built in 1886 for the Brazil and River Plate Line of the Messageries Maritimes Company. She was chartered or purchased by the Russians for use as a hospital ship in the Black Sea during the first world war. On March 30 1916 she was sunk by a torpedo from the German U boat U 33. This 1905 menu image of a giraffe server delivering a bowl was created by the French illustrator and watercolor artist