Pan American Africa 1960s Jacques Liozu Map

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Pan American Africa 1960s Jacques Liozu MapJacques Liozu, the illustrator of this Pan American in flight menu art, was born in Albi in the south of France in 1910 and died in 1974. He is best known for his maps, but he also illustrated postcards as well as educational and historical stories for young people. He was most active in the 1940s and 50s. Pan American World Airways, originally founded as Pan American Airways and commonly known as Pan Am, was the principal and largest international

he became an illustrator for children’s books and also contributed some of his wonderful animal images to Le Figaro Illustré

forcing Seigel to close the 105-room hotel until it could be finished

limp from an evening of enthusiastic tootling

the lounge or the main room where there’s music for cocktail dancing – followed by music to eat to

The menu cover and a mural on the wall of the restaurant depicts the traditional song 'Frankie and Johnny': It tells the story of a woman

Frank Sinatra

pictures of the Lenhardt restaurant show an establishment that was more like a jeweler’s

It was a brand of the Lowry Coffee Company

The Clippers – the name harkened back to the 19th century fast-sailing clipper boats – were first put into service for the American airline in 1938

The Concord Hotel was a famous holiday resort in the 40s

and offering what the railroad's culinary wizards thought appropriate

The Frelier family obviously had a talent for cooking because another relative Roger Pierre was personal chef to stars such as Dean Martin