Malaya - Invitation Card

I used to travel and looking for those special stuffs especially this kind of old card.

Card: Invitation Card
Printer:  Personalized printed

Status: From Malacca to Batu Pahat, Johor (In between state of Malaysia) 

Sent Date: 9th June 1962, 7.45am

Remark: after Malaya Independence became Malaysia, but still using Malaya stamp that time.

Discovery: bought it in November 2009, at the ChinaTown Flea Market (茨厂街的老鼠街) in Pudu, Kuala Lumpur

Fuji, Japan - Old Unposted PostCard

Once again another Lovely collection, it is same status as below mentioned, but the card is from Japan, an old style Fuji view card.

I guess this person(my father's friend) might be staying Malaysia during 60's, might be those card brought back when traveling oversea most possible I guess.

PostCard: Japan

Status: Unposted but written

Year: belong to 60's, 27/7/64 stated on card.

History: Found in my father's "James Bone Bag"-- a hardcase bag

Jarkata, Indonesia - Old Unposted PostCard

Here again another Lovely collection, it is same status as below mentioned

PostCard: Indonesia

Status: Unposted but written

Year: belong to 60's, base on the date written on card (a greeting during chinese new year)

Sender: A chinese named as attached above (expected an Indonesian chinese friend who closed with my father)

History: Found in my father's "James Bone Bag"-- a hardcase bag

Indonesia - Old Unposted PostCard

Lovely collection, my father don't collect anything, I could remember those cards were found and kept since earlier I steped in secondary school, which means already transfered belong to me more than 17 years old, those were discovered (** because my father never eyes on it even keep it in "James Bone Bag"--a hardcase bag... haha) recently when I tracking back my old stuffs, I really curious how come those cards are written but Unposted?! if posted then it will proof with stated mark. 

PostCard: Indonesia

Status: Unposted but written

Year: belong to 60's, base on the date written on card

Sender: A chinese named as attached above (expected an Indonesian chinese friend who closed with my father)

History: Found in my father's "James Bone Bag"-- a hardcase bag

China - Ji Chang Garden 寄畅园

This old PostCard was found in a hardcase bag of my father long time ago, but unfortunately my father couldn't recall how's it came from?!
However it is good to find what's the picture bring to viewer.

Ji Chang Garden is located inside Xihui Park, east side of Hui Shan, east side of western suburban of Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. It's close to Huishan Temple. Jichang Garden is a famed Chinese classical garden in South China, and it was claimed as a national protected location of historical and cultural relics on 13 January 1988. Xiequ Garden (谐趣园) inside the Summer Palace and Guo Ran Da Gong (廓然大公) (or, Double-Crane House 双鹤斋) in Yuanming Yuan in Beijing both imitated Jichang Garden.

Old PostCard - Penang Hill Railway, Sunset in Penang Island

  ~ Penag Hill Railway ~

Printing in Balck & White

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Sunset in Penang Island

Penang Bridge

Penang Bridge in the Sunset 

 The old card printing with Japanese wording.