This box caught my attention because of the image on it. It is about The National Museum of Bardo in Tunisia which opened in 1888. It is not just a museum but is located within an ancient palace from the Ottoman era, and besides being one of the oldest in the Arab world and North Africa, it is world-renowned for housing the largest and most prominent collection of Roman mosaics in the world, as well as Punic, Greek, and Islamic pieces. I didn't know about it, and I found it to be a super interesting place that I would love to visit.

With the help of good online translators, I discovered what the Arabic inscriptions on the back of the box meant. On the left side, in a vertical arrangement, we can read “Fábrica de Tabaco de Kairouan.” In the center, horizontally, “Traditional Architecture.” The same message appears in French on the right side, in a vertical arrangement.

I still don't know which exact room the photograph is from, but I trust I will find out soon.