1950s Duff's Restaurant Menu Featuring Colonel Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken

Original menu for Duff's Restaurant of Winchester, Virginia. Dates back to the late 1950s or early 1960s. Feature item on the menu is Kentucky Fried Chicken, and menu includes a double-sided die-cut image of KFC founder Colonel Harland Sanders on the right edge. A hot turkey sandwich with a side of potatoes was 85 cents, a chocolate sundae was 20 cents, and a Coke cost a dime. Most expensive item on the menu was 1-1/2 New Zealand lobster tails for $3.50. Also includes a mimeographed insert sheet with additional selections. There's some brown residue at the top of the sheet where it had been attached to the inside of the menu with rubber cement. There's also rubber cement residue on the menu. The menu is in fair condition. There are numerous creases on the menu, including a couple of creases on the image of Colonel Sanders. There's a 2" rip at the bottom of the gutter between the two pages of the menu and some light surface dirt dirt and some smudges on the menu.