Alexander Cocktail 1930s Matchbook Cover Seaffood The stage design used Pflueger's

The stage design used Pflueger's patented indirect lighting hidden behind curved strips of decorative metal

but the Master of the King’s household would make a note of the dishes that were to be served to the Monarch and his entourage every evening

The secret gangster partners reluctantly allowed Billingsley to buy them out for $30

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Alexander Cocktail 1930s Matchbook Cover Seaffood The stage design used Pflueger'sAlso available as a standard A series print. This 1930s matchbook cover is beyond charming. The flirty sugar cube. The bold diving bitters. The three ice cubes sitting coyly on the edge of the glass. The tiny red lipstick kiss just inside the lemon peel. Great fun. We call it Alexander Cocktail after the recipe on the back of the matchbook although the ingredients in the art definitely are not those of an Alexander cocktail. Just in case you were