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All three stay legible, with stains on the main menu and the dessert menu, while the a la carte card is crisp and clean, as the listing says.
The main menu cover shows the Signs of Welcome inn signs and the line In the greate tradition of the olde Innkeeper, and inside you get Favorites of Royalty, From the Great Hearth Kitchen, The Innkeeper Recommends, and Specialties of the Inn, with Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus at $4.25. The back panel, A Familiar Sign of Welcome Today, pictures the restaurants in Jackson and Grand Haven and says the Grand Haven restaurant was to be remodeled by September 1st, 1962.
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These 1962 Win Schuler's menus include the main menu, an a la carte card, and a dessert menu, and they suit a shelf of Michigan restaurant history. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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