Cuban American Magnets

Cuba Cars Text Taken from another photo of mine which is also here on RedBubble in my Cuba Collection, I present to you the word Havana with cars used within the word. A line up of American classic cars in Havana, Cuba, Cuban cars waiting at a crossing. They are waiting at the traffic lights but look like they are lined up for a race. I must have stood on this spot for over an hour to make sure the line of cars were all classics as there a quite a few more modern vehicles in Cuba now. By Paul Thompson Photography

Free Cuba!

Vintage SOS CUBA - No tenemos miedo - Queremos libertad shirts

Let's show how much your love of Cuba off! Wearing this shirt on Christmas, Game day, New Year, Birthday, Summer day, Valentine, Back to school Occasion

"I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." - Che Guevara

Blue Cars, Havana, Cuba, Caribbean Island You'll notice the front wheel missing on the nearest blue car here and I can assure you that this is a normal sight on most streets in Havana. American cars were imported into Cuba for about 50 years, beginning near the early 20th century. After the Cuban Revolution, the U.S. embargo was erected and Castro banned the importation of American cars and mechanical parts. That's why Cuba is the way it is today—essentially a living museum for classic cars. By Paul Thompson Photography

Asere ya, gracias

Not traditional allies but we have brought them together in the spirit of international friendship and harmony. Sharing the same space while retaining their identities.

Cuba T Shirt

Cubans need to escape from Cuba to fulfill their dreams of a better life. Like Matías Pérez, they fly far in search of freedom.

C. 1925 luggage label from what was once the oldest hotel in Havana, the ' Perla De Cuba ' or ' The Pearl of Cuba ' in English.

Red Car, Havana, Cuba American cars were imported into Cuba for about 50 years, beginning near the early 20th century. After the Cuban Revolution, the U.S. embargo was erected and Castro banned the importation of American cars and mechanical parts. That's why Cuba is the way it is today—essentially a living museum for classic cars. By Paul Thompson Photography

Blue Car, Havana, Consulado, Cuba American cars were imported into Cuba for about 50 years, beginning near the early 20th century. After the Cuban Revolution, the U.S. embargo was erected and Castro banned the importation of American cars and mechanical parts. That's why Cuba is the way it is today—essentially a living museum for classic cars. Drop me a message if you would prefer a different background or a slight change in some way to enhance the product :-) I have set a grey background on most items that needed a colour adding, I can soon change this for you By Paul Thompson Photography

Classic Cars In Cuba A line up of American classic cars in Havana, Cuba, underneath the Cuban flag. Cuban cars waiting at a crossing. They are waiting at the traffic lights but look like they are lined up for a race. I must have stood on this spot for over an hour to make sure the line of cars were all classics as there a quite a few more modern vehicles in Cuba now. By Paul Thompson Photography

The air force roundel of Cuba.

Viva Cuba: Cuba Libre, handwritten text by my own human hand! Black hand font CUBA LIBRE on white, also available inverted in white font from my shop like most of my designs x

SOS Cuba

Patriotic Rock and Roll

Spring versus Destruction

C. 1908 print titled ' Muelle de Luz, Havana ' depicting a busy harbor and the light pier in Havana, Cuba.

Soy cubano, I'm Cuban

Havana Cuba Space Program design

C. 1910 print a street scene outside the American Consulate in the city of Santiago de Cuba. Depicted are many residents of the city, a long row of horse drawn carriages and a number of shops along the street. I have other interesting Cuban prints uploaded.

C. 1920 advertisement for ' Cubano Club ' cigars. The poster depicting a well dressed gent getting onto his chauffeur driven car and states ' The professional man smokes Cubano Club Havana Cigars. There's a reason - a satisfying smoke '.

Let`s Make Cuba Free Again

Cuba is controlled by invisible hands and threads, part of that control is the reason why the Cuban people do not reach freedom.

C. 1920 vintage Cuban advertisement ' Read and Advertise in The Times of Cuba - It Goes Everywhere '.

C. 1910 print depicting pedestrians and the many shops on San Rafael Street in Havana, Cuba.

C. 1950 luggage label from the old Chicago and Southern Airlines which reads ' Saludos Amigos, Fly C S to Havana ' Cuba. The airline ceased operations in 1953.

One of a set of three from the streets of Havana, this one shows blue classic American truck crossing intersection with surrounding scene desaturated, vignetted.

C. 1910 print titled ' In old Havana ' depicting Cuban boys playing a game of baseball in a side street in Havana, Cuba.

C. 1920 luggage label from the old Hotel Plaza of Havana, Cuba.

C. 1915 print depicting shops and pedestrians on Obispo Street in Havana, Cuba.

C. 1910 print depicting Cubans gathered at a pier on the Isle of Pines where the steamship ' Cristobal Colon ' is docked. The name of the island was changed from the Isle of Pines to ' Isla de la Juventub ' or ' Island of Youth ' in 1978.

I love Cuba

Night view of the Capitol of Havana, Cuba.