QUESTION ANSWERED - SOFT DRINK DATING ASSISTANCE NEEDED -- ESA MEMBER EAMON DONNELLY WHOSE WORK YOU MAY KNOW FROM HIS MILK BAR BOOK Naturally, Eamon hunts out wonderful advertising, packaging, … [Read more...]
ESA president’s annual report 2020/2021
I would like to present the president’s annual report for the year July 2020 to June 2021. Activities To state the obvious there have been few activities possible in the last year because of … [Read more...]
Out of the box: collectables & ephemera – show & tell
NOW WE KNOW WE CAN TAKE A ONE HOUR GREAT ESCAPE TO NAGAMBIE, FOR A CHANCE TO SHARE COLLECTIONS + COUNTRY HOSPITALITY + SUPPORT A LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY & MUSEUM, SUNDAY 14 NOVEMBER 2021. The … [Read more...]
AGM 2021 please vote
ZOOM INTO OUR AGM & MAKE SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR 2022. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) Friday 29 October 5pm The AGM of The Ephemera Society of Australia Inc will be conducted via a Zoom … [Read more...]
The Bigger Ephemera World: The Ephemera Society (ES), United Kingdom
The Bigger Ephemera World: The Ephemera Society (ES), United Kingdom – Wendi Bradshaw Within the top banner of the home page of “The Ephemera Society” ephemera-society.org.uk is an image of the … [Read more...]
Rugby League badges’ guide
NSWRL to NRL - BADGES - NEW BOOK BY A NEW MEMBER Rugby League Badges and Pins Nick Pezikian - See special offer at the bottom of this post. Badges and pins have been worn by people in all walks … [Read more...]
Poorman’s orange
Another citrus recipe booklet from a few decades later This booklet has quite a different feel - a colour cover, two colour page decorations, and only 16 pages of suggested uses. Each left hand … [Read more...]
Oranges & lemons & railways
Why in 1928 would Victorian Railways Commissioners publish a large recipe booklet, 72 pages, about how to use oranges? The answer lies with the appointment in 1920 of Harold Clapp as the railways … [Read more...]
Unprecedented #88 postcards
ABOUT FIVE YEARS AGO, A FRIEND MOURNED THE LACK OF POSTCARDS AVAILABLE TO TOURISTS WANDERING AROUND SOUTHBANK, MELBOURNE. So much has changed. On 15 September 2021, there are no tourists … [Read more...]