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CANADA — Program “Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion (Period of July 17 to July 23)”
Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion for the period from July 17 to July 23, 1967. Theater and bandshell.
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BURMA — Flyer “Birmanie”
Brochure of the Burma Pavilion at Expo 67. It showcases the typically Burmese architecture, traditional craftsmanship in gold, silver, ivory, silk, and wood, along with expertise in wood carving and lacquerware. It also highlights the importance of teak, dramatic arts, dance, and Burmese cuisine served at the pavilion’s restaurant.
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IRAN — Flyer “Iranian Carpet”
Leaflet dedicated to Persian carpets, presented at the Universal and International Exhibition in Montreal in 1967. It highlights the finesse, durability, and elegance of Iranian carpets, crafted from natural silk and Merino wool, emphasizing their heritage value and long-term investment appeal.
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ISRAEL — Flyer “Your Invitation for 1968”
Leaflet inviting visitors of Expo 67 to discover Israel in 1968. It celebrates the 20th anniversary of the State of Israel, showcasing its remarkable achievements, historical landscapes, sunny climate, and warm hospitality. The Ministry of Tourism and El Al assist in organizing travel arrangements.
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USSR — Leaflet “Soviet Pavilion—expo 67”
Bilingual brochure presenting the Soviet Pavilion boutiques at Expo 67. It highlights handcrafted souvenirs: Matrioshkas, Dymkovo figurines, shawls, lacquer boxes, and other traditional items. Wholesale purchasing details are provided with a contact address in Montreal.
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USSR — Booklet “Soviet Armenia”
Informative booklet on the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic. Part of a series of 15 booklets, published in English, French and Russian, on the Soviet Socialist Republics.
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USSR — Booklet “Soviet Estonia”
Informative booklet on the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic. Part of a series of 15 booklets, published in English, French and Russian, on the Soviet Socialist Republics.
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USSR — Booklet “Soviet Moldavia”
Informative booklet on the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic. Part of a series of 15 booklets, published in English, French and Russian, on the Soviet Socialist Republics.
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USSR — Booklet “Soviet Russia”
Informative booklet on the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. Part of a series of 15 booklets, published in English, French and Russian, on the Soviet Socialist Republics.
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GREAT BRITAIN — Flyer “Notes in British Science and Industry—Fuel Cells”
Leaflet dedicated to British fuel cells, published for the Universal and International Exhibition in Montreal in 1967. It highlights British advancements in fuel cell development, their industrial and space applications, and the pioneering contributions of researchers such as Sir William Grove and Francis T. Bacon.
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MONACO — Flyer “Monaco Postage Stamp Issuing Office”
Leaflet from the Monaco Pavilion at Expo 67, showcasing the Postage Stamp Issuing Office. It highlights a special stamp issued for the event and also features a recording by the Monte-Carlo National Orchestra, specially produced for Expo, conducted by Édouard Van Remoortel.
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REPUBLIC OF CHINA (TAIWAN) — Flyer “Handicrafts from Old China”
The document presents a selection of traditional Chinese handicrafts, including historical artifacts from the Qing Dynasty and other significant periods. Notable pieces include a carved rhinoceros horn cup, a green jade incense burner, an octagonal ceramic vase, and a silk tapestry wall scroll. Each item is described in detail, including dimensions, historical origin, and current…
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA — Flyer “Czechoslovak Spas”
Brochure of Czechoslovak spas presented at Expo 67. It describes several renowned spas such as Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně, Piešťany, and others, specifying their thermal springs, specific medical indications, and available transportation options.
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FINLAND — Leaflet “Creative Finland”
Leaflet from the Finnish section of the Scandinavian Pavilion at Expo 67. It presents Finland as a world leader in exporting paper, board, and machinery for the paper industry, as well as in architecture, textile design, functional furniture, ceramics, and glassware.
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GABON — Philately “August 7th—Gabon Day”
Philatelic document celebrating “Gabon Day” at the Universal and International Exhibition in Montreal in 1967. It provides geographic, economic, and cultural information about Gabon, highlighting its natural resources (timber, oil, manganese) and cultural heritage, particularly traditional sculptures and masked rituals.
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CANADIAN CORPORATION FOR THE 1967 WORLD EXHIBTION — Passport “Special passport—inauguration”
Valid after 5 p.m. on April 27, 1967. The back of the passport suggests to retain this special “Passport” as a souvenir of Inauguration Day for the Universal and International Exhibition of 1967.
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THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA — Booklet “Telephone directory—Expo 67”
“This Expo 67 directory has been especially prepared by the Bell Telephone Company of Canada for the use of all telephone subscribers at Expo 67. The first page contains listings for emergency numbers. On the following pages you will find instruction in English and French for general telephone usage. The telephone numbers of most of…
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USSR — Flyer “The Soviet Union, the Soviet Pavilion, the Soviet character. The Shortest guidebook to the USSR”
This brochure is one of the most widely distributed documents to the public during Expo 67. It is easily found for resale on online auction sites. It is very graphic and colorful, drawing inspiration from a space exploration theme. It describes the Soviet pavilion, with a map of the different levels. It comes in various…
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ETHIOPIA — Flyer “Ethiopian Orthodox Church”
Tourist brochure on religious sites in Ethiopia.
