A set of three postcards given as a souvenir to passengers who flew All Nippon Airways in the 1960s. These were giveaways from a time when air travel was still a novelty. The first postcard shows a state-of-the-art Boeing 727 jet parked at Miyazaki Airport, the second shows a jet-prop in flight, and the third shows a MAZDA Familia Coupe and a Boeing 727. Apparently, All Nippon Airways and MAZDA Motor Corporation had some kind of partnership at the time. The cover that held the postcards also has an advertisement for the MAZDA Familia Coupe printed on it. It seems that customers who boarded the plane with these postcards received special treatment on board, and it appears to have been part of the benefits for package tour customers. The storage cover is old, but the postcards inside are in mint condition.