CUBATABACO Greetings card – 1971

Here a CUBATABACO greetings card dating from 1971. There are some beautiful Cuban rings, the #PARTAGAS is missing on the first page.
On the pages 4 and 5 we seem to distinguish a few boxes of cigars like :
- Box like a Caney* (probably from H.UPMANN)
- H.UPMANN glass jar
- MONTECRISTO No 1
- HOYO Petit Hoyo
- H.UPMANN Coronas Major
- PUNCH Churchills
- H.UPMANN Gran Coronas
For cigarettes side :
- MONTECRISTO
- KIM
- VISANT
- 767
- LIGEROS
- ISLA
#MARIAGUERRERO #PORLARRANAGA #UPMANN #HOYODEMONTERREY #JOSEGENER
* : The “CANEY” is a typical element in the Tainian villages of Pre-Columbian Cuba. That was the dwelling of one or more family, according to its size. It towered over the native huts because of its remarkable construction. It was circular-shaped, made of sticks together vertically with conical palm-thatched roofs. (source / translated from : An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Post-Revolution Havana Cigars by Min Ron Nee).
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