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Wide interests in Playing cards and Paper money, Maps and prints and Freemasonry and all related books and Ephemera. Glad to correspond in English, French, Italian, Spanish and Hebrew. My full CV can be found on my web site www.intercol.co.uk

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At 6:17pm on September 27, 2008, Valerie MacEwan said…: Welcome to TEN, Yasha. Your website is most intriguing but FYI -- the online catalog link --
http://www.intercol.co.uk/acatalog/www.intercol.co.uk
does not function. Please feel free to join in the discussions and to blog here, you have so much to offer!
-Val MacEwan
-admin helper person on TEN

At 7:22am on June 3, 2008, Yasha Beresiner said…: Thank you - appreciated

At 6:54am on June 3, 2008, Gejus van Diggele said…: Hi Yasha,
I have also started a Group for Book dealers, and added your name.

At 10:48pm on May 28, 2008, Yasha Beresiner said…: I can almost smell the coffee you are drinking in your photo! In Colombia, many years ago, at the airport I sat at the bar with a cup of high quality aromatic coffee steaming in front of me. As I reached for the sugar, the bar tender slapped my hand gently - 'do not spoil the delicious taste of real coffee' he said. I have drunk black and sugarless coffee ever since!

At 2:39pm on May 28, 2008, Mike Ferguson said…: I meant to type that the act of Parliament is from the 1770's. I won't bother correcting all the other typos... just please consider them corrected. I must type slower.

At 2:36pm on May 28, 2008, Mike Ferguson said…: Yasha,
I am a past and recently returned member of ESA. I created a an both an Ephemera Society of America and UK groups here on the Network where, eventually I hope, members can interact on society elated issues.

I'm hoping T.E.N. will serve to support and ideally even help grow the two larger societies and maybe help or spawn some smaller one's in other places. I also think there is potential for T.E.N. to introduce younger people to ephemera and bring them into the societies. That would spell success for me as the administrator.

I have been going through the ESA directory and inviting members a few at a time. But it is slow going as I must type in each email address.

In terms of coffee, I have tied to stay focused on America as it is a broad subject actually. I do know that Lloyds of London started as a coffeehouse. While collecting on behalf of the Specialty Coffee Association of America, I acquired an act of parliament from the 1870's I think regarding coffee exports...or was it exports. In any case, I know this type of thing is not all that uncommon for collectors in the UK but my American colleges are always so intrigued to be looking at paper that old.

As for the Templars I have only a passing and I suspect common interest. I am deeply fascinated by the subject but it seems a deep rabbit hole that, given my curiosity, I could, I could become lost in. So, unless you have some information about Freemasonry and coffee, I think I'll steer clear of another obsession.

At 1:13pm on May 28, 2008, Yasha Beresiner said…: Incidentally, I have lived in Templars Crescent since 1972, several years before I had any interest in Freemasonry. The street I live in was founded by the Knights Templar and that is the derivation of the word. What is your interest in the Templars?

At 9:06am on May 28, 2008, Mike Ferguson said…: Hello!
Bonjour!
Ciao!
Hola!
(I won't risk the Hebrew)
Welcome to T.E.N and thank you for being one of our pioneering members. You are really located on a street named "Templars Crescent?"