Blue Day Inn, Pacific Highway WA 1930s - A3 (297x420mm) Archival Print (Unframed)

Blue Day Inn was a diner-style hot dog joint on the Pacific Highway, which used to be Seattle's version of "Route 66." This 1930s die-cut menu features a dachshund or weiner dog, a short-legged, long-bodied dog, who perfectly illustrates the diner’s culinary specialty. The interior menu opened out to reveal the food offerings. Courtesy Brad Holden. EACH PRINT IS ACCOMPANIED BY A COPY OF THE INTERIOR MENU WHERE AVAILABLE. WE MAKE OUR PRINTS WITH ARCHIVAL-QUALITY FINE ART PAPER, USING PROFESSIONAL PIGMENT INKS. PROPERLY FRAMED OR STORED, OUR PRINTS WILL LAST 70+ YEARS WITHOUT FADING OR DISCOLOURING. ALL OUR PRINTS UP TO A2 SIZE ARE MADE IN-HOUSE IN THE UK. FOR LARGER PRINTS, WE WORK WITH THE BEST COMMERCIAL GICLÉE PRINTERS IN THE UK. LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR PRINTING PROCESS, BORDERS AND CUSTOM ORDERS HERE [/pages/how-we-print-and-custom-orders].