SZIVARKLUB - Montecristo Habana Vintage Cuban Cigar Emblem (1980s)

Original, framed Montecristo Cuban cigar logo from the 1980s.

The logo is an authentic piece that comes directly from the legendary world of Cuban cigar production.

This is not a reproduction or a modern print, but a contemporary advertising and branding element that represents one of Montecristo's most famous historical logos.

The central motif of the branding features swords arranged in a triangle and the heraldic lily (fleur-de-lis), which is a defining element of Montecristo's visual identity. The logo refers to Alexandre Dumas's world-famous novel, The Count of Monte Cristo; the founders of the Cuban cigar factory established in 1935 chose the brand name from this work.

Montecristo is among the most recognized Cuban cigar brands in the world. Due to its balanced, rich flavor profile and consistent quality, the brand has been one of the most sought-after choices for cigar enthusiasts for decades.

The Montecristo No. 2 torpedo shape is regarded by many as one of the most famous Cuban cigars of all time.

This piece is displayed in a vibrant fire-red frame. The logo is carefully matted and placed behind glass, which protects and highlights the graphic details. The framing was done recently, making the overall presentation neat, elegant, and ready for display.

Ideal decoration for a cigar lounge, a man cave, an exclusive home bar, or for collectors seeking relics of classic Cuban cigar brands.

Dimensions:

• Frame size: 45 × 35.5 cm (17.7 × 14 inches)