Expo67

Front Text - ©1963 Exop 67 Israel ישראל ישראל;Front Text Translation - the Israel pavilion;Text on the back -expo67 MONTREAL, CANADA ©1963 Expo 67 LE PAVILLON D'ISRAËl - situé dans l'lle Notre-Dame et entouré d'un jardin biblique, le pavillon d'Israël a été conçu suivant les techniques d'exposition les plus efficaces pour raconter l'hostoire de peuple juif au cours des siècles et pour décrire l'Etat ultra-moderne que les Israéliens d'aujourd'hui ont fait surgir du désert. THE PAVILION OF ISREAL - is situated on Ile Notre-Dame. the architecture and exhibits, jointly planned and imaginatively conceived, using the latest artistic devices in display, take the visitor through Jewish history from early times to the lively vibrance of present day Israel society. OFFICIAL POST CARD LES MESSAGERIES DE PRESSE BENJAMIN LTÉE BENJAMIN NEWS CO., LTD., MONTREAL 3, CANADA Plastichrome of Canada;Production period - 1967;Front Period - 1967;Category - uncataloged;Description - A photograph of the Israel pavilion at the 'Expo 67' (the Universal and International Exhibition of 1967) held from April 28 to October 27, 1967 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The site consisted of two islands and a peninsula in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. The cubist Israel pavilion, which had art, archeology and science exhibitions, was situated on Notre-Dame. [M. J.];Back Description - A vertical format divided by the publisher's details to address space on the right and printed and free text on the left. The post office mark is seen on the upper left side and a stamp is situated on the upper right corner. Handwritten text is on both sides, and a handwritten remar in the collector's handwriting '10' is seen on the bottom right corner.;Back Handwritten Text - Magister Herbert Friedländer [...] Stockholm o. Sweden Dearest Herbert Thank you once more for your interesting book. The historical past is just fascinating [...] 10;Back Remarks - The number "10" is written wit a pencil in the collector's handwriting, probably referring to the value of the postcard.;Stamp Place on postcard - Upper right;Stamp Origin - Canada (Country);Post office marks Origin - Montreal (City)