OPS... Contains the 1950's Korean War rationing OPS Regulations Statement! OPS was the Office Of Price Stabilization that set maximum pricing allowed for restaurants so that over-inflated high prices would not occur during the war when certain foods like meat were in short supply. The OPS statement was printed on menus to show they were in compliance with the rationing regulations.
Date: 1950's.
Restaurant: Singapore.
Location: Chicago, Illinois.
Size when open: Large size! 17x22 inches.
Check out the prices!
Filet Mignon... $4.75
Roast Prime Rib Of Beef Au Jus... $3.75
Cheese Cake... $.35
Condition: Most of our menus were actually used in the restaurant-bar, so there may be writing, wear & tear, spots, stains, creases, etc. So please examine the images closely! This menu includes... stains, wear, bumps, crinkles, large fold line tear (just tape it), edge tears, curved at the bottom.
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