9 Jul 2012

Vintage Fair At Kemang

Posted by Luthfi Hasan in Vintage Hunting

Yesterday was a fun day for vintage passionistas especially for those who had a chance to visit Vintage Fair held by tokove in Kemang Selatan, and I was lucky I was one of them. I got there around 4.30 when the weather was just nice. It was also nice to see some familiar faces especially among the sellers, who own shops in Taman Puring, Kebayoran Lama and Blok M Square. As for the items being offered, which includes vinyls, books, comics, posters, CD and cassettes, I saw some other interesting pieces which I don’t see that often: toys, calendar and ads. What amazed me though is how these passionista fellows get and gather that old pieces and keep them so neatly almost in original condition. I guess it’s passion, no? Here are the photos of yesterday event. Happy Monday!

Koes Plus, Guruh Gipsy and Badai Pasti Berlalu are among legends in Indonesia music industry, and the most sought after in the vintage community.

You can touch, read, try and it's OK if you don't buy, Cool.


I like those two vintage clocks i the left. Very stylish.

Again, nice clock and that portable radio. Oh that white sliding bag, did it once belong to Garuda Indonesia's stewardess? Don't know.

These cameras I am sure are from the 80's. I think I had one... though I never --not in a million years-- thought that they would be cool looking like this three decades later.

Old calendars. Someone has been very clever to keep them then and sell them now as vintage items. They make a quirky touch in the interior.

Vintage ads. Look at that Kijang ad. I know Kijang is the most popular vehicle of all time here, but ...what were we really thinking?

Famous names and faces from the 70's: Bob Tutupoli, Tetty kadi, and Pattie Bersaudara. Forty years later they are still kicking and singing. That is cool vintage!

Wow, rare movie poster of Indonesia's famous hero, Si Buta Dari Gua Hantu. 70's and 80's were the most productive era in Indonesia's movie industry.

Vintage toys on a vintage tin plate. Cool!

Poster of a local cigar brand. The head line literally says: smoked by all nations. Humble or over-claimed, i don't know. Oh, the photo underneath is Michael Jackson's, not Diana Ross.


2 Comments »

  1. Tokove says:

    Hello Jakarta Vintage,
    thanks for dropping by yesterday, too bad we haven’t got the chance to talk.
    Anyway do you mind if we published your photos on out fb page?

    thank you

    • luthfi says:

      Hi. i should be looking for you and getting info from you yesterday, maybe next time. please publish the photos if you like, no problem at all. stay vintage:)

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