Manufacturer: Syracuse China
User: Stuart's Drive Inn Restaurants
Date of plate: 1956

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Notes : Sonny Stuart owned two drive-in restaurants in Houston, Texas, located at 8001 S. Main and 3401 North Main.

The Dilly Burger was Stuart's popular version of a double-decker hamburger. He also offered a triple Forever Hamburger. On the flip side of the postcard, shown above, Stuart also advertised "Sea Foods, Fried Chicken, K.C. Steaks and Breakfast."

The plate has a blue gray rim band with burgundy red line at the verge. In the well is gray airbrushing around a stencil of a chef's toque or hat and below it, in script, Dilly Burger. Inside the toque is Sonny's, also in script, in burgundy red.

ID and photos contributed by Kathleen
Die cut menu contributed by eBay seller kristinalambert