A vintage-style Israeli tin Hanukkah menorah featuring a colorful print, likely produced between the 1970s and 1980s. Lightweight tabletop menorahs of this type—combining a folding or rigid tin base with glass (or plastic) protective panels over colorful paper prints—were typically manufactured in small Israeli workshops or by leading souvenir companies of the era (such as Palphot or similar Judaica makers in the Old City and Tel Aviv). They were intended both for the local market and as popular souvenirs for Jewish tourists from around the world