Waldorf Matchbook Vintage c. 1935 To 1942, Unused, Unstruck

Waldorf Matchbook Vintage c. 1935 To 1942, Unused, Unstruck Fascinating Fun Facts: •This is certainly not the Waldorf-Astoria, but rather a regional cafeteria or diner chain — many small eateries borrowed prestigious names like “Waldorf” to suggest quality. •That red apple motif was often used to signal freshness and cleanliness — a subtle appeal to both health and Americana. •The Ohio Match Co. was based in Wadsworth, OH and was second only to Diamond Match in size — they specialized in stylish “stock matchbook” designs offered to small businesses. •“Clean place to eat” was more than a slogan — it was a way to assure Depression-era customers that an affordable meal didn’t mean sacrificing hygiene or class. FREE SHIPPING Love more than one item from my store? Feel free to message me—I’m always happy to combine shipping or create a custom bundle just for you.