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

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Philip Jones Fellowship for the Study of Ephemera

January 15, 2009 at 12pm – Winner Announced March 19-21 in Old Greenwich, Conn.

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Philip Jones Fellowship for the Study of Ephemera

Ephemera Society of America Fellowship The Ephemera Society of America invites applications for the Philip Jones Fellowship for the Study of Ephemera. This competition is open to any interested individual for research on any aspect of ephemera—material defined as transitory printed documents. It is expected that this research will further one or more aims of the Society: To cultivate and encourage interest in this material; to further the understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of ephemera b… Continue

Posted by Mike Ferguson on October 10th, 2008 at 10:27am — 1 Comment

Cookie Ephemera

In my continuous search of the Internet for items related to Ephemera, I ran across a blog today by a lady named Cindy who lives in beautiful central Virginia. Her blog primarily focuses on Crafts, but that takes her, it would appear, into numerous thrift shops. … Continue

Posted by Tom Murphy on October 10th, 2008 at 3:00am

Holography in Print: The Book

Well, I guess sooner or later it had to happen, so it might as well be now. I'm going to write a guide to collecting holography-related ephemera. During my recent annual Fall trek into the wilderness, I was able to put a Table of Contents together (while side-stepping snakes). Now I'm back in the city, it's time to begin typing away and getting high-quality photography done over the long, Winter months. Is there… Continue

Posted by Frank DeFreitas on October 9th, 2008 at 9:30am — 5 Comments

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Centralizing Ephemera at TEN 3 Replies

Folks... the topic of how to attract buyers to sites other than Ebay is a hot topic all over the place. I've been reading with interest the various auction and sales sites people are going to or us...

Started by Gary Roberts in ebay and other online sales venues. Last reply by Valerie MacEwan 18 hours ago.

What emphemera-related websites do you like? 6 Replies

Hi, I will start off recommending mine, BiblioBuffet, and specifically the column, On Marking Books. OMB is about bookmarks, my interest. A favorite bookmarks blog is Bookmark Collector by Alan Ir...

Started by Persephone in Websites, Brick & Mortar Sales, Shows & Current Events. Last reply by Tom Murphy Oct 9.