A tall, slightly tapered (conical) disposable drinking cup of paraffin-waxed paperboard, now aged to a mottled tan with paraffin discoloration and staining. One side is printed in green with a cartoon illustration: a man in a jacket, seen in profile, leaning over a large rounded object (reading as a drum or a globe), with small stars and squiggles around his head (a comic "dizzy/tipsy" device fitting the cup's beer-selling use). The cup is seamed up one side and open at the top; capacity on the order of a half-liter. No legible brand name, maker mark, or text is present in the printed design. This is a "perga" — the paraffined-paper cup used to serve beer and malta sold by the cup (a granel) and the standard cup used by vendors at Cuban carnivals.