Manufacturer: Iroquois China
User: J & J System Eat Shop
Date of plate: 1939

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Notes: The J & J System Eat Shop was located in Bristow, Okla. on Route 66. The cafe, sometimes referred to as the J & J Cafe or J & J Eat Shop, was owned and managed by Jack B. Abraham and his wife Ruth.

According to Quinta Scott, author of Along Route 66, the venue served thick steaks, along with "… fried chicken, fried shrimp, a Syrian salad bowl and icebox pies."

Tan body, marquee-style logo reading J & J System Eat Shop with image of chef in a circle in purple, red, brown, black and ivory with a yellow stripe on the verge.

Photos and ID contributed by kathleen
Matchcover contributed by Leontiev