Rare Antique C&O Railroad Luncheon Plate circa 1923 - O.P.Co Syracuse Restaurant Ware hollyhocks Knobler International

Knobler International

and contemporary recipes that could be relied on for nutritional health and happiness

this limoges tray-sized platter has quite an international pedigree

and in his artist's loft

(from a 1922 newspaper advertisement)

Rare Antique C&O Railroad Luncheon Plate circa 1923 - O.P.Co Syracuse Restaurant Ware hollyhocks Knobler International{HISTORY} With its roots extending all the way back to canal transportation in the 1790s, the C&O Railroad has a long and winding history through the American landscape. When railroads replaced barges during the 19th century, land transportation opened up regionally and then nationally transporting goods and people around the country. In a race to gain the most routes, railroad companies laid tracks from various cities to cities to help move