THE EPHEMERA NETWORK

A Community Site for Anyone and Everyone Interested in Ephemera

The Ephemera Network brings together the seemingly endless variety of collectors, dealers, and academics who are passionate about ephemera.

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  • Kate Kidston
  • Zaung Ning
  • D'Onne
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  • VoteAudrey
  • M.Rinaldi
  • Michael Ragsdale
  • Carolyn Skye
  • David Levine
  • Lowell Unruh
  • Paul Batchelor
  • Brian Carusella
  • Gary Kinzer
  • Michael Riley
  • Monte Huwyler
  • Robin Price
  • Peter Kamin

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on Tuesday
Oh great, thanks Frank. Will check it out now.
on Monday
Hi Barbara. Check the Discussion Forum thread section (above). I've added a few new web resources (including a nice business card collecting site from the Netherlands) in the Online Resources thread, along with another card in the "Cards & Their Sto…
on Monday
Any more news on collecting business cards?
on Monday
This card -- while contemporary (1990s) -- is a very rare and unusual business card, period. Even within the field of holography itself. It contains a two-color, 3-dimensional hologram of a starfish. The starfish "sits" on the surface of the busin…
on Monday
I thought I'd take a little time over the weekend to sit down and see what type of market business card collecting had on the Net. This is by no means a scientific study, but here's what I found: There is an International Business Card Collectors c…
on Monday
Hi D'Onne. Welcome to the Business & Trading Card Collectors group @ TEN.
on Monday
Michael Riley added 5 photos
on Monday
Celebrating the use and collection of all business & calling cards in this new electronic age. Antiquarian to contemporary.
on Monday
I invite you to check out a unique yet contemporary ephemera and autograph collection of mine - something I posted online elsewhere as a tribute to NBA Washington Wizards sports team owner and philanthropist Abe Pollin. He died last month in Washing…
on Monday
Yesterday, I drove 520 miles round-trip to pick up this 1925 Royal Model 10 wide carriage typewriter. It is a true gem, manufactured back in the day when the carriage would shift for caps (rather than the type cage as in modern typewriters). It has…
on Saturday
Celebrating the use and collection of all business & calling cards in this new electronic age. Antiquarian to contemporary.
on Saturday
Check out my latest posts in the All Images section of TEN. They are of another individual who is presently in the news media spotlight - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who was on Capital Hill yesterday to take a grilling during the roughly…
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Paul Batchelor

A first in magazine covers



The moving image of the TIME cover shot by photographer Finlay MacKay, using a Red One digital camera


This is the new Time magazine cover that hits the street next week. What makes this cover so special is, this is the first cover in history to use a Red One HD motion camera to capture the image. The name of this issue is "The decade from Hell". I'm glad to see that certain publishers are using technology to keep print media alive and well. Every week you see a number of pub… Continue

Posted by Paul Batchelor on November 25, 2009 at 5:58am — 3 Comments

Michael Ragsdale

The now imprisoned Lynne Stewart (Note: This IS an ephemera related post -MF)

Since 2002, pundits in the U.S. news media have called her everything from an activist and radical lawyer to a terror moll and terror monger - while in news commentaries and articles, they have also suggested she “Play well…” and “Rot in Hell.” Of course, I’m talking about disbarred civil rights lawyer Lynne Stewart, who at the age of 70, surrendered to federal authorities here in New York City on November 19, 2009 to begin a 28-month sentence for assisting terrorism. Free on bail since 2… Continue

Posted by Michael Ragsdale on November 23, 2009 at 10:30pm

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Ted Jablonski

PBA Americana, Maps, and Accounts of Exploration

Thought the group would be interested in the upcoming Pacific Book Auctions sale of rare Americana, maps, and accounts of exploration. Included are scarce items of ephemera, photographs, manuscript m…

Started by Ted Jablonski in ebay and other online sales venues Nov 4.

Barb J.

Need Info and Pricing for Chromolithograph, signed by Louis Agassiz Fuertes

I have done a fair bit of research on the artist. He has works in the Smithsonian. I have several chromolithographs of birds from his works, "Birds of New York" Circa 1914. I believe these to be sign…

Tagged: signed, 1914, chromolithograph, birds, Fuertes

Started by Barb J. in General Discussions Nov 4.

David Levine

Ephemera Buying in London 2 Replies

Hi everyone - I am going to London and I was wondering if anyone can recomend any flea markets, shops, etc, for ephemera shopping. My basic passion is paper items such as travel brochures, airline ti…

Started by David Levine in Websites, Brick & Mortar Sales, Shows & Current Events. Last reply by VoteAudrey Nov 16.

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