MANILA BY NIGHT. Plaza Miranda, Rizal Avenue and Quezon Blvd. By KRUGER. |
ESCOLTA at NIGHT. Multi colored neon lights up Manila's version of Fifth Avenue, New York. Banks and quality stores line up along the side. By Platischrome, National Book Store. |
Legislative Building (Now National Museum). Manila Cityhall at the back. Made by KRUGER, National Bookstore. |
Aerial View of Manila |
National Library, Manila |
Busy Rizal Avenue (Avenida) at Night. Movie theaters along the avenue are the Ideal, State, Scala, Capitol, Ever, Avenue, Galaxy, and the Lyric. |
China Town, Divisoria, Manila. Ca. 1960's |
Quaipo Church, Manila. Ca. 1960's |
Manila Hotel, taken from Manila bay. |
Aerial view of Manila City. By Madonna Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
ENTRANCE TO CHINESE GARDEN, RIZAL PARK. The ornate arch which is reminiscent of authentic Chinese Architecture least of the interior of the beautiful garden. By KRUGER, National Book Store. |
MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY inside Intramuros. By KRUGER, National Book Store. |
Lourdes Church, Kanlaon St, Quezon City. |
Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan. |
ROXAS BLVD. Scenic view boulevard facing Manila Bay. By JMC Press, Inc. |
HOTEL FILIPINAS, Paco, Manila. |
MAKATI SHOPPING CENTER. Building in front is Shoe Mart. Rizal theater at the back. Made by Kruger. |
MANILA HILTON. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
JONES BRIDGE and MAHILA SKYLINE. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
BLUMENTRITT - LIBERTAD JEEPNEY near Luneta. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
Aerial view of Port Area. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
CARRIEDO Area. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
Aerial view of Luneta. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
Aerial view of Luneta Park. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
Luneta Park. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
Rizal Monument at Luneta Park. Postcard. Ca. 1960's |
Landscape going to Lagusnilad, Manila. Ca. 1960's |
Fort Santiago, Manila |
Dewey Blvd., Manila |
Legislative Building, Manila |
Manila Chinese Cemetery, Philippines 1960s |
Wow, thanks for another great post. It's so refreshing to see the streets uncluttered with traffic and mega-billboards.
ReplyDeleteThe postcards of Makati are especially fascinating!
some of them are just drawings. still pretty awesome though.
DeleteDo you know where i can buy old postcards and old philippine magazines?
ReplyDeleteTry attending Bayanihan Collector's Club's auctions https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bayanihan-Collectors-Club/121318834568636?ref=hl
DeleteGoes to show that Makati is already progressive and a center of commerce in the Philippines even without Binay and yet this guy is taking all the credits.
ReplyDeleteHello there! I have a few old Philippine postcards. Would you mind if I send you scanned copies of the postcards? I would really love to find out how old they are. Hoping to hear from you soon. Thank you very much! :)
ReplyDeleteSure send it to me at lumang.gamit@yahoo.com
Deletehello. interesting photographs.. im still looking for this old landmark at Taft Ave, Cor. San Andres st and Quirino St. the OLD ROTONDA 0f the 50s-60s, there it seems i cant find any photos. i want to see it again. kinda like in Luneta skating ring i suppose.. with a fountain and globe.. i was 4 back then.. i remembered it when pope Paul 6th visited.. do you have any? thanks..
ReplyDeleteHi po this is Anj of GMA7 from Alisto program. We would like to ask permission to grab photos of old manila from this blog to be aired in our upcoming episode. You may reach me thru my email address angelousalvador@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHi po I would like to confirm if you own the copyright of the old china town, divisoria photo? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi there! Very interesting photos :) My digital agency is currently working on a campaign for a big FMCG brand and I'd like to ask for permission if we could use one of your photos?
ReplyDeleteWould appreciate a reply. Thank you!
Not vinage, but really beautiful Philippines Postcards: https://www.inspiredby.ph/collections/postcards
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OMG!!! Those are so cool! Where do you get your postcards?? Manila was so beautiful before. Hehehe.
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