Vintage Menu, The Royalist, outlet Souvenir Menu, Restaurant Ephemera, Vintage Advertising, Vintage New York, Greenwich Village, Barney Gallant

In 1937, Barney Gallant opened The Royalist at 86 University Place. He had gained celebrity years ago by being the first person in New York to be prosecuted under the Volstead Act. When police were arresting his wait staff, Gallant took full responsibility and spent 30 days in The Tombs. He went on to open a series of speakeasies and cafes throughout Greenwich Village. All of which were popular with locals and visitors from uptown who wanted to "breath the faintly naughty atmosphere in safety." This 12 inch tall menu has a fairly clean cover with only minor smudging ion the upper left. The back has a little more shelf wear. Inside is clean. It has been folded (most old menus are) but it is in very nice frameable condition with no rips, or tears.

Returns for Damaged Goods: In the unfortunate event that this package arrives damaged, please contact us right away. We will need a photograph of the item and packaging for insurance purposes. This must be sent within three (3) days. You will be outlet refunded through the insurance process so your cooperation is required.

Returns for Other Reasons: Sometimes the magic just doesn't work and you need to make a return. If this is the case, contact us immediately and return the item within five (5) days of receipt. Buyers are responsible for these return shipping costs. Your refund will be minus any expenses incurred in the fulfillment of your order.

Some Additional Notes:
• We strongly suggest you insure your return shipment and acquire a tracking number. Returned items must be received in good condition and if damaged or lost in return will not be refunded. The tracking number is your proof of delivery.

• If you've received an empty box, you will need to report it to the Post Office as mail theft. To aid you in your claim, we photograph each package and its contents before shipping and will be happy to provide you with any photos necessary.

• If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.

• All payment processors and Etsy require that the item be returned before a refund can be given. If the refund is for damaged goods your shipping expenses will be fully refunded.

• If, after three (3) days, we have not heard from you regarding any problems with your purchase we will consider the transaction good and complete and the window for returns closed.