Sam\'s Grill & Sea Food Restaurant SAN FRANCISCO 374 Bush St California Matchbook for Sale

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Sam\'s Grill & Sea Food Restaurant SAN FRANCISCO 374 Bush St California Matchbook For Sale

$Sam\'s Grill & Sea Food Restaurant SAN FRANCISCO 374 Bush St California Matchbook$
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Sam\'s Grill & Sea Food Restaurant SAN FRANCISCO 374 Bush St California Matchbook:
$14.74

Sam\'s Grill & Sea Food Restaurant SAN FRANCISCO 374 Bush St California MatchbookOwn a Rare Piece of Smoking / Advertising History / Matchbook Art
\"Do You have a Match?\"..... you never get asked that anymore.
Remember this being your spot and the good times you had? Did you work, manage or do a shift there? Maybe someone in your family owned this establishment? Did you attend a Party? Was this place in your neighborhood and you went there often or get somethingto go? Were you able to run a Tab or buy a Round for everyone? When you walked in, did everyone shout out your name?
Examine and take a close look at all the item images, very close. it is not a stock image. It is the actual item.(Missing 1 Match)
WE ALWAYS COMBINE shipping and handling on multiple orders. Charges are calculated quickly and a refund is sent back to you immediately.
We are unable to hold on to merchandise over any period of time. Purchasesreally should be paid for almost immediately. There is a 48 hour limit before the buyer get\'s an automatic \"unpaid item reminder\" from for not paying in a timely manner.
WE SHIP EVERYDAY UNLESS THERE IS A HOLIDAY, IT WOULD BE THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY.
READ THIS>>> We are UNABLE TO SHIP BEYOND THE USA / NO INTERNATIONAL SALES OR OR 3RD PARTY SHIPPERS (Customs will not allow it) / NO FPO / APO - USA DESTINATION ZIP CODES ONLY
We have over 1500 Matchbooks currently listed. New matchbooks are added weekly.Please consider saving or following our store to see our new items when they get posted.
\"If you have any questions, We will respond, 24/7\"
Expect Great Service!
Sam’s HistorySam’s Grill, the fifth-oldest restaurant in the US, opened in 1867, shortly after the California gold rush. Its first location was in the old California Market, an open-air food emporium located where the Bank of America building stands now. Historian Evelyn Wells described it as “a great bazaar under a single roof, housing fish stands, vegetable and dairy stands, beer counters and restaurants.”
Sam’s takes pride in serving exceptionally fresh and local seafood alongside classic San Francisco dishes from the turn of the century. Boasting old-school curtained booths, and superior traditional formal service by waiters in tuxedos, Sam’s has been a San Francisco classic for over 150 years.
Sam’s was founded by Michael Bolan Moraghan, a native of Ireland, who called it simply “M. B. Moraghan’s.” Moraghan was an oysterman who raised oysters in southern San Francisco Bay. At their peak, his oyster beds produced nearly 2.5 million pounds of oyster meat a year, and oysters have always been part of Sam’s menu.
Sam Zenovich owned the Reception Café, an establishment of some repute, a hangout of ring and race fans including boxing champions John L. Sullivan, James J. Corbett, and Jack Dempsey. Zenovich bought Moraghan’s restaurant in 1922 and his regulars followed to his new establishment, “The Samuel Zenovich Restaurant,” but everyone just called it “Sam’s.” Frank Seput bought Sam’s when Zenovich died in 1937. Seput changed its name to “Sam’s Grill and Seafood Restaurant.” Sam’s moved to its current location in 1946 and was run by the Seput family for three generations. Peter Quartaroli started working for Gary and Walter Seput in 1994 and later the following owner, Phil Lyons. In 2014 Lyons sold the restaurant to Peter and a group of loyal Sam’s patrons.
Come join us, and take a step back in time to a more civilized era where lunches always begin with a cocktail. A classic is always in style.