Vintage Havana Cuba Postcard

These are vintage fold-out postcard booklets (also called postcard folders or souvenir postcard packs) from Havana, Cuba. The Capitolio Nacional (Cuba's Capitol building, modeled after the U.S. Capitol) with palm trees and is labeled “Habana Cuba” in red script. It’s a style commonly seen from the 1950s–early 1960s. Each booklet would originally have contained 10–20 accordion-folded postcards inside that you could tear out and mail. They were very popular tourist souvenirs in pre-revolutionary Cuba (before 1959), especially sold in hotels, airports, and souvenir shops in Havana during the time when Cuba was a major destination for American tourists. So in short: these 1950s-era Cuban tourist postcard souvenir folders from Havana. Nice little pieces of history!