Washington DC Flagship Restaurant 951 Maine Ave Chrome Postcard Unused

his vintage postcard depicts the Flagship Restaurant in Washington, D.C., operating around the 1960s.
The image shows the exterior and interior of the restaurant, which was located at 951 Maine Ave, S.W..
It was a popular seafood restaurant known for its rum buns and dishes like swordfish steak and fried scallops.
The restaurant was a significant part of the Maine Avenue waterfront dining scene, alongside others like Hogate's.
The establishment was a family business, initially run by Daisy and Ethel Carter, and at one point seated five hundred people.
The postcard itself is a collectible "chrome" type, a popular souvenir from that era.

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