Manufacturer: Carr China Company
User: Majors Cabin Grill
Date of cup: circa 1930s-1952

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Notes: Majors Cabin Grill opened in the 1930s at 33 W. 33rd St., adjacent to the Empire State Building in New York City. It holds the distinction of being the first restaurant to accept a Diners Club card in 1950. At the time, the card was cardboard.

Glo-Tan body cup with a brown stripe around the lower portion. On the left side are the stacked and slightly arched words "Majors" over the words "Cabin Grill" in a font the resembles pieces of wood.

Contributors: Susan and Ed Phillips