Gallery Interform - Jamboree Bag - Mixed Set of 5 Postcards

A Mixed Set of 5 Original Postcards from Gallery Interform, Osaka.

Gallery Interform (often referred to as Photo Interform or Interform Atelier) was a prominent and highly influential contemporary art and photography gallery located in Osaka, Japan. It was a hub and launching pad for the early careers of some of Japan’s most celebrated contemporary artists and photographers.

Jamboree bags were popular 1960s British "lucky dip" paper bags filled with (now-retro) sweets (such as candy sticks, sherbet, and toffees) and small, often simple toys like bird gliders, slap bands, or plastic whistles. They provided a thrilling surprise for ‘kidz’, frequently seen as a Saturday (night) treat. Divine Rights / TDR™ flyer jamboree bags are just that, lucky dips of tasty, sometimes rare, always fresh sweet themed printed surprises.