SKIPPER KENT'S ZOMBIE VILLAGE SF COCKTAIL NAPKIN mint

Skipper Kent had a Polynesia -themed restaurant in the 1950's called Zombie Village in Oakland, and in San Francisco. There is no damage. This item of poly-pop ephemera is pretty much in mint condition and has no nasty smells( I don't smoke). This bar and restaurant napkin has a drawing of the bar and advertises Skipper Kents tropical drinks, curios, and exotic foods.  I would assume this rare napkin is from the late 1950's to 60's.

This great item of Polynesian Pop measures approximately 4 ¾ by 4 ¾ inches in its original shape.

Zombie Village originated across the street from Trader Vic’s on San Pablo in Oakland. Frank “Skipper” Kent’s Zombie Village, with driftwood doors, Easter Island–like idols, palm trees, and philodendrons was the place to go to. Skipper Kent later opened a location in San Francisco and plans were to open one in Kona, Hawaii. Skipper Kent passed away a few years ago.

This item is in excellent condition-I see no problems at all.

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