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Hi Deanna. You know I wish you all the best, but I'm afraid I'm getting a little shell-shocked at all that keeps coming at me online. I went to the new site, and when I saw everything on my screen that was offered there, I actually recoiled . . . t…
December 21, 2009
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I've started a new site, Inherited Values, because I wanted a place where I could, with other moms and pops in the biz, focus on sharing the joys of collecting old things with collectors. Dealers, after all, have plenty of matchmaking tales ;) As t…
December 19, 2009
Wow! Another winner! Congratulations also to you, Deanna! How wonderful!
October 31, 2009
October 30, 2009
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The History Is Ephemeral carnival, the only blog carnival devoted to ephemera, has been getting major props! The carnival has been picked up at the History Carnivals Aggregator (with yours truly being asked to participate) and the History Is Epheme…
October 30, 2009
thanks!lots of great info!
September 28, 2009
I've been selling mine at Collectors' Quest, in the Marketplace (currently free -- no fees at all). Not scads of them, but I've sold more ephemera than anything else there (a few dolls and vintage squeaky toys too).
September 26, 2009
September 26, 2009
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The 5th edition of the carnival has been published -- I'd appreciate it if you would post/tweet etc. -- especially if you were included in this month's carnival :) And please submit your posts for the next edition!
August 31, 2009
August 25, 2009
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While eBay fees rise and their marketing efforts focus on the big mega-mall sort of sellers, and Etsy limits sellers to vintage and handmade goods, it's important to note there are a few new marketplaces in "Beta" that I'm working with (disclaimer!…
August 25, 2009
You're too kind, Cliff! ;-)
August 8, 2009
Really enjoyed reading this last night. Love learning about Frank's holography, and area of collecting which I'll readily admit complete ignorance to until meeting Frank! Thanks, Cliff
August 7, 2009
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Just a quick note to let you all know that my interview with Frank has been published -- so go check it out! Many thanks to Frank for sharing his knowledge (I'm so in love with how collections can indeed be useful!)
August 6, 2009
Hi Deanna, I have recently added a good number of images to my sites (The Ephemera Album and The Ephemera Album part 2). 2 includes a new page on Fashion which has a number of ads and a mag cover. The page UK House and Home has ads from a period whe…
July 29, 2009
Hi Ray! You've got mail :p
July 25, 2009
 

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Interest in Ephemera
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About Me:
Deanna Dahlsad is an avid collector of many things but especially vintage magazines, “things pertaining to female history”, kitsch, and quite often, things she's never seen before that she can afford.

The only thing she loves more than collecting is talking writing. (Nearly anything but bios for herself.)

She is a staff writer at Collectors’ Quest (these are her columns and she is PopTart in the CQ Community). At Twolia she covers kitsch & pop culture "From A (Feminist) Chick’s Perspective" at Kitsch Slapped. She and her husband run Kitschy Kitschy Coo and, when they remember to list things for sale, sell at We Have Your Collectibles. With some gal pals she founded and participates in Pink Populace Paparazzi Parade Exposé. Dahlsad also publishes vintage home ec tips and projects at Things Your Grandmother Knew.

(Yes, Virginia, there are more blogs by Deanna; you can them via her profile at Blogger.)
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Collectors News says, "Dahlsad is a touchstone of where women have been, what they wore, and how they carried themselves to get there. She is a historian of how powder puffs and nail polish have both ensnared and enshrined the image of womankind."

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I Start A New Collecting Site!


I've started a new site, Inherited Values, because I wanted a place where I could, with other moms and pops in the biz, focus on sharing the joys of collecting old things with collectors. Dealers, after all, have plenty of matchmaking tales ;)
As t… Continue

Posted on December 19, 2009 at 1:15am — 1 Comment

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Ephemera Carnival News

The History Is Ephemeral carnival, the only blog carnival devoted to ephemera, has been getting major props!

The carnival has been picked up at the History Carnivals Aggregator (with yours truly being asked to participate) and the History Is Ephemeral carnival has been regularly mentioned at George Mason University's Cliopatria's Blog -- including a… Continue

Posted on October 30, 2009 at 8:36pm — 1 Comment

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Ephemera Carnival #5

The 5th edition of the carnival has been published -- I'd appreciate it if you would post/tweet etc. -- especially if you were included in this month's carnival :)

And please submit your posts for the next edition!

Posted on August 31, 2009 at 12:57pm —

DPopTart

Online Selling: Alternatives to eBay

While eBay fees rise and their marketing efforts focus on the big mega-mall sort of sellers, and Etsy limits sellers to vintage and handmade goods, it's important to note there are a few new marketplaces in "Beta" that I'm working with (disclaimer! lol) that are worth checking out...

Collectors' Quest has a new Marketplace & Twolia has Shops.

Collectors' Quest is dedicated to collectors and so… Continue

Posted on August 25, 2009 at 10:30pm — 1 Comment

DPopTart

Interview With Ephemera Collector Frank DeFreitas

Just a quick note to let you all know that my interview with Frank has been published -- so go check it out!

Many thanks to Frank for sharing his knowledge (I'm so in love with how collections can indeed be useful!)

Posted on August 6, 2009 at 2:48pm — 2 Comments

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At 6:11am on April 26, 2009, Rita Holcomb said…
Hey,.........this is a bunch place to hang.
At 7:58am on April 17, 2009, Judith Linsley said…
Thanks DPopTart--I will certainly do so.
At 10:25am on April 12, 2009, Frank DeFreitas said…
Hi Deanna. Thanks for the reply. I use holography-related ephemera with at-risk, urban youth as part of their orientation to lasers, photonics and optics technologies. It gives them a sense of the social and cultural history of the field, and works better than the usual "open your books to page 65". It is always well-received (along with a gallery of holograms) wherever I present. I just returned from Florida, where I use ephemera with Jacksonville area high school students (communication technologies).
At 9:22am on April 11, 2009, Kyle Boyd-Robertson said…
Hi Deanna. Welcome to the community. Could you please tell me more about Collector's Quest? Hope to hear more from you soon.
At 5:26pm on April 10, 2009, Frank DeFreitas said…
Hello Deanna and welcome to the group.
At 9:53pm on April 9, 2009, Mike Ferguson said…
Deanna,
Welcome to TEN. See you on Twitter.
 
 

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