Palace of Schönbrunn, Jubilee State Dinner menu in honor of H.I.M., the Emperor of Austria, May 7, 1908

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men001626
Title
Palace of Schönbrunn, Jubilee State Dinner menu in honor of H.I.M., the Emperor of Austria, May 7, 1908
Restaurant or Site Name
Additional Information
The actual menu is in French. A copy of a New York Herald newspaper article about the banquet (dated May 8, 1908) is included, as well as a listing of "Royalty participating in this banquet."
Graphic Elements
Enclosures
Date Original
1908-05-07
Occasion or Event
Jubilee State Dinner in honor of H.I.M., the Emperor of Austria, celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of his accession to the throne on the occasion of the visit of homage by H.I.M. the Emperor of Germany, reigning German sovereigns, princes and dignitaries
Event Type
Indentified Individuals
Type of Restaurant or Site
Restaurant/Site Location
Type of Menu
Type of Cuisine
Original Language
Meal(s) Served
City
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Collection Subject (FAST)
Menus; Bill of fares; Menu design; Restaurant management -- Prices; Dinners and dining; Restaurants; Cooking; Food service; Eating; Social life and customs
Original Medium
Paper;
DC Type
Text
Publisher
University of Nevada, Las Vegas University Libraries
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Digital Collection
Menus The Art of Dining
Original Collection

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Giancarlo Fochesato2013-01-16 @ 01:07 PM
In your own words, 'The actual [original] menu is in French'.
The concept, however, should be better stressed. This is not the official menu, but rather a privately-printed English translation of it. And the profusely decorated cover also looks a far cry from the Vienna Court's usual practice. (The American spelling of 'Honour' would suggest an adaptation of the original menu card, at the instigation of the NY Herald magazine itself and for the use of English-speaking residents and visitors to Austria.)

Giancarlo Fochesato
Verona, Italy