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Default Devonshire sandwich

Today I had my first Devonshire sandwich, and it was basically bread
(toasted), turkey, and cheese sauce. It was rather good. I live in
Pittsburgh, PA and the city claims to be the place of origin for this
sandwich. Would anyone know if this type of sandwich goes by another
name? I know that the egg mcmuffin is basically eggs benedict if my
memory serves me correctly, so I thought that someone in this area
decided to name a popular sandwich, that did not have a name, after a
street in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh.

Thanks

Tom

 
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