The indoor Rock around the Jukebox show 2010 - collectibles and retro things

This show isn't just a jukebox or pinball show. It's a lifestyle event. The organisers public is everyone who's interested in retro things, fifties and sixties lifestyle and collectables, and everything that goes with this.
Especially in the upstairs section of the show there's a lot of retro things for sale.

All these valuable and non-valuable retro stuff make this show interesting. I've heard more than one time people say 'look grandma also had this at her home'.

Remember this small jukebox ? It was here also the previous years, it is totally custom made. At the 2007 show I already interviewed the creator of this small jukebox.

This year he was showing (and trying to sell) his latest creations, two miniature fairground attractions.

Star Wars figures, press a button and they actually move !

Neon clocks, parking meters and gumball machines.

Coca-cola collectibles

Vintage cameras and adult magazines.

Toy cars.

And more toy cars.

Michelin Bibendum.

This was the coolest object of the show, an electrified Heineken bottle !

Booth of an Elvis fan club.

Airbrush artist at work at the show.

vintage cash register

Nintendo console games and cartridges.

Bakelite radios.

Guinness collectibles.

For 150 euro these (airbrushed) women keep you company..

Mias fifties had a very large booth this year.

Gumball machines in all sizes, colors and shapes.

Old metal and enamel advertising signs.

Harley Davidson collectibles.

Vintage movie posters for sale.

Arcade cocktail tables for sale.

Sputnik wallgame.

Jolina is a manufacturer of these nice diner seats, tables and diner booths. As always they had a nice booth at the center of the hall.

Vintage design television sets.

Electric Tonic strength tester skillmachine

vintage funny adult postcard vending machine

Neon signs for sale.

Vintage wallgames.

Pauls 50s had more than jukeboxes for sale..

A few years ago I saw something funny at this show, someone tried to put a large wallgame into a small Smart car.
This year I noticed something similar, seems these Elvis fans had bought a larger than lifesize Elvis figure and tried to get it into their car. In the end they did get him seated on the backseat. Unfortunately I couldn't wait to see them drive back home..