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JAPAN — Leaflet “Satisfaction questionnaire on the Kabuki play”
Leaflet distributed during a Kabuki performance at Expo 67, serving as a satisfaction questionnaire. It aims to gather audience feedback on various aspects of the show, including staging, costumes, and narration. Participants had the chance to win a Japanese doll in a prize draw.
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YOUTH — Flyer “Youth Pavilion”
Leaflet introducing the Youth Pavilion at Expo 67, a dynamic space dedicated to cultural exchange and artistic expression by young people from around the world. It features performances, debates, sports competitions, and participatory activities, reflecting the energy, creativity, and aspirations of global youth.
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CANADA — Program “Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion (Period of August 28 to September 3)”
Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion for the period from August 28 to September 3, 1967. Theater and bandshell.
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GREECE — Flyer “Delphi — Grèce”
Tourist brochure on the Delphi Valley. “Legend has it that Apollo, god of light and music, came from Knossos in the form of a dolphin, to take Delphi (Delphi) under his high protection. It is to this transfiguration of the god into a dolphin (delphini) that the town owes its name. Delphi’s history dates back…
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GERMANY — Receipt “Berlin Restaurant—German Pavilion”
This receipt from the German Pavilion restaurant, under the direction of Georg Reiss, embodies a precious souvenir of Expo’s culinary effervescence. The establishment was an iconic destination at Expo 67, offering an authentic experience of German cuisine. Following this success, Reiss opened the restaurant “Le Vieux-Munich” in October 1969 at the corner of René-Lévesque and…
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ITALY — Menu “Today’s Menu—Basilicata”
Menu for the Restaurant of the Italian Pavilion. Themed on the Basilicata region.
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ITALY — Menu “Today’s Menu—Sardegna”
Menu for the Restaurant of the Italian Pavilion. Themed on the Sardinia region. Daily specials include: Trota in casseruola (Trout in casserole), Pollo arrosto alla cagliaritana (Roasted chicken “cagliaritana”), Ossobuco con risotto (“Ossobuco” with rice), Brasato di bue al vino rosso(Braised beef wine sauce) and Piatto freddo assortito (Assorted cold plate).
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ITALY — Menu “Today’s Menu—Veneto”
Menu for the Restaurant of the Italian Pavilion. Themed on the Veneto region.
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SUN LIFE CARILLON — Flyer “The Sun Life Centenary Carillon—Voice of Expo”
“The Voice of Expo, the Sun Life Centenary Carillon, welcomes visitors to Canada’s World Exposition. The Carillon is the Expo project of Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada and commemorates the centennial of the Confederation of Canada.”
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GREECE — Flyer “Rhodos — Grèce”
Tourist brochure on the island of Rhodes. “Its position determined its history. It changed hands many times, beginning with the Persians in the 5th century B. C. But in spite of all its reversals of fortune, the vigour of its inhabitants in life and in creativity was always outstanding. Rhodos is full of monuments and…
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AUSTRIA — Booklet “L’Autriche telle qu’elle est…”
A booklet depicting Austria as it was in 1967. “In the years following the re-establishment of the Austrian state in April 1945, the country enjoyed a considerable economic boom, admired far beyond its borders. But what is lightly referred to as “the Austrian miracle” was in reality nothing other than the fruit of the will…
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AUSTRIA — Booklet “Austrian exhibitors”
Catalogue of exhibitors at the Austria Pavilion at Expo 67, featuring a detailed list of Austrian participants. Each entry includes full contact information for representatives in Canada, the United States, and Austria, along with descriptions of the products and services showcased at the exhibition.
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CANADA — Program “Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion (Period of September 11 to September 17)”
Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion for the period from September 11 to September 17, 1967. Theater and bandshell.
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CANADA — Program “Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion (Period of August 7 to August 13)”
Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion for the period from August 7 to August 13, 1967. Theater and bandshell.
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FRANCE — Booklet “France — Chemins de fer français”
Booklet to promote tourism in France through its railroads. “The SNCF, a wide-open window on France. The infinite charm of France comes from the variety of its aspects. Each province has a personality, a way of life, traditions. All these particularities merge into a charming and harmonious image: the French way of life. A trip…
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USSR — Flyer “Visitez l’Ukraine soviétique !”
Tourist document promoting tourism in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. Descriptive portrait of major cities and tourist attractions of the country: Kiev (Kyiv), Odessa, Yalta, Lvov, Chernovtsy (Chernivtsi), Vinnitsa (Vinnytsia), Uzhgorod (Uzhhorod), Kharkov (Kharkiv), Poltava, Cherkasy, Zaporozhia (Zaporijjia), Novaya Kakhovka (Nova Kakhovka), and Kherson. “Ukraine! It stretches for hundreds of thousands of kilometres, from the…
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CANADA — Program “Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion (Period of July 24 to July 30)”
Cultural programming of the Canadian Pavilion for the period from July 24 to July 30, 1967. Theater and bandshell.
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NETHERLANDS — Flyer “Pavillon néerlandais — expo 67”
Description of the Dutch pavilion: Traditional Holland, the Delta project, A Haringvliet, Amsterdam, Gateway to Europe, Rotterdam-Europoort, Dutch Industries, Surinam and the Netherlands Antilles, the Royal House of Orange-Nassau as well as the Visual Arts and Music of the Netherlands.
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ITALY — Flyer “List of designers at the Italian Pavilion”
Untitled leaflet presenting a list of designers present at the Italian pavilion. An explanatory note by Irene Brin, journalist, writer and art dealer, introduces the document as an editorial. The document includes a stamp of the Italian pavilion.
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MEXICO — Postcard “Album souvenir, precolombian art”
9 reproductions of precolombian masterpieces from the art collection of the Mexican Pavilion at Expo 67. Contains the stamp of the pavilion on the cover. Postcard contents: Cover—Funerary Mask, Basait, Teotihuacan civilization, Ill—IV century B.C., Discovered at Teotihuacan, Coll. Museo Nacional de Antropologia, Mexico, D.F.; Postcard No.1— Deity of Virility, Limestone, Maya civilization, Vth century…
