The meat ad made me look at this cool site.
I always loved that building. Travis even brought me a postcard last time he was out there.
PS: I found the card take a look.
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Those postcards were sweet…you can cut them out and fold them up to make a mini-version of Chicago’s great architectural landmarks. Of course, nobody’s done it yet…but someday.