Vintage Cuba\'s Pavilion Stereoview Card 1904 St. Louis Expo Salvador Guartella For Sale

This rare stereoview card captures Cuba\'s Pavilion at the 1904 St. Louis World\'s Fair, showcasing the elegant architecture designed by Senor Salvador Guartella, Cuba\'s state architect. The pavilion features a striking white colonnaded structure with a distinctive crowned dome, set among other international exhibits, including the visible Belgian and Chinese Pavilions. The image is beautifully hand-colored, enhancing the historic and cultural significance of this early 20th-century exposition.The reverse side provides detailed historical context, noting the pavilion\'s modest scale compared to Brazil\'s and its exclusive use by Cuban Commissioners led by Senor Esteban Duque Estrada. This collectible stereoview offers a glimpse into Cuba\'s political and cultural presence during a pivotal era, making it a prized piece for collectors of world\'s fair memorabilia, architectural history, and vintage stereoscopic photography. The card measures approximately 7 inches wide, typical of classic stereoview formats, and is an original production with embossed detailing around the image frame.