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Encore-Ephemera
http://www.encore-ephemera.com/blog
Encore-Ephemera: Collectible paper from the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and before. Magazine Ads, circus programs, Railroad timetables, cruise menus, old books, service documents, plane schedules, invoices, newspapers, stock certificates, bank checks, cigarette cards, sheet music, postcards, tickets & more. Learn all about Ephemera from our Blog.
- Added on: Jan 24th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tom Murphy
- Listed in: Small Business Sales
- Tags: ebay magazine ads auctions ephemera documents
Recent Posts
Seasonal Ephemera
Once again… I’ve been wandering the Internet. Here’s an interesting fellow in Portland, Oregon. Ward Jenkins is an illustrator with a blog called The Ward-O-Matic. His blog has an interesting display of seasonal Ephemera that he h...
Christmas dinner at the Hollenbeck Hotel
As we approach Christmas, many companies are starting to have their annual Christmas parties. Back in 1906 the Hollenbeck Hotel was located at the southwest corner of Spring and Second Street in Los Angeles. And as one might expect in those days, C...
Bonhams posts record total … including Ephemera
“Bonhams celebrated a £3.7 million result at their annual sale of Important Collectors’ Motor Cars & Fine Automobilia on Sunday at London’s Olympia…. Alongside this, a collection of ephemera relating to the Ferrari activities of ...
Edmund Sixtus “Ed” Muskie Ephemera
Edmund Sixtus “Ed” Muskie was a Polish-American Democratic politician from the State of Maine. He was a Lieutenant in the US Navy during World War II, served as Governor of Maine, as U.S. Senator, and as U.S. Secretary of State. He was th...
The Ephemera of Protests
An interesting article recently appeared in the New York Times: Here is an exerpted paragraph… Now the old fliers and other material, including correspondence, photographs and videotapes, are about to become part of a collection run by the Tami...
The Fountain of Youth
I’ve written about this blogger before.. and I continue to follow his posts. Rick is a graphic designer hailing from a bit north of me in the Sunshine State – Orlando, Florida. He continues to blog about exactly what his blog header s...
