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Welcome to CubaCollectibles.com
The place to shop for Cuban memorabilia!
The largest
and finest collection of Cuban memorabilia! Enjoy browsing over thousands
of hard to find Cuban collectibles items such as; art, baseball, books,
coins, comedy, music, publications, souvenirs, sportswear, stamps, videos
and more.
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 Cuban
art;
Framed Collectibles & Memorabilia, Paintings... and related reference
materials; Catalogs, Museum Programs...
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 Here
you will find all kinds of books
written by Cuban and foreign authors about Cuba, and other related topics
such as; Art, Architecture, Biographies, Comedy, Cooking, Culture, Economy,
Food, Folklore, Geography, History, Humor, Novels, Photographs, Poems, Traditions,
and more... We even have a section on "Old
& Rare Collectible Books".
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 Enjoy
browsing the largest collection of Cuban comedy,
such as "La
Tremenda Corte". With Leopoldo Fernandez "Jose Candelario
Trespatines", "Luz Maria Nananina", "Rudecindo Caldeira
y Escobiña", "El Tremendo Juez", and other great
comedians (Alvarez Guedes).
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 This
section contains a large collection of old and rare Cuban; coins,
paper
money, bank notes, stock certificates and more... |
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 Cuban
memorabilia
galore! See for yourself; Baseball, Casino & Bar Items, Key Chains,
Maps, Photos, Postcards, Sportswear, Trading Cards ("Postalitas")
and more... If we don't have it, chances are we can find it!
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 The
most complete collection of music
played in Cuba up to 1958. Just reading the list of over 80 artists will
bring a mixture of joy and nostalgia.
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 The
largest collection of Cuban publications;
Bohemia, Vanidades,
Carteles
and more... All published prior to 1959, some dated early 1930s. These magazines
makes a great gift for someone celebrating a birthday or anniversary!
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 The
finest collection of pre 1959 Cuban stamps
and full albums available! We're sure both amateur and professional collectors
will enjoy browsing these pages.
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 In these pages you
will find videos
from original Cuban television programs and movies. The majority were made
in Cuba by Cuban artists -and we even included Spanish movies that were
very popular in the island at a time.
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