Events in October 2019
- History books and collectables' fair (Melbourne)
History books and collectables' fair (Melbourne)
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October 5, 2019The Royal Historical Society of Victoria has an annual book fair.
This one is bigger and better than ever with lots of great donations from historians and the like.
Members of the Society get first go on 3 October, all others can come on Saturday 5 October 2019.
Royal Historical Society of Victoria239 A'Beckett StreetMelbourne, Victoria 3000Australia9326 9288 - Postcard fair
Postcard fair
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October 13, 2019Australian Cartophilic Society offers postcards and other ephemera at its regular fairs.
Where: Waverley Masonic Centre, 318 Stephenson’s Rd, Mount Waverley.
When: Sunday 13 October 2019, 9.30am-2pm.
Entry: $5. - Anarchy in the archive
Anarchy in the archive
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October 16, 2019The Protest Collection at Museums Victoria
Museum curators have been out and about documenting a number of significant political, Indigenous, environmental and feminist protest movements in recent years including Marriage Equality, Women’s March on Melbourne and School Climate Strike.
The material collected sits alongside material from seminal movements such as the fight for the 8 hour day, women’s right to vote and the 1967 referendum. What does this new material tell us about current protest culture?
Curators will share what they have been adding to your State Heritage Collection and then Kristy Dickinson from Haus of Dizzy, will lead a Q and A with the voices these collection are raising.
You need to buy a ticket via the link below.
Melbourne Museum11 Nicholson StreetCarlton, VIC 3053Australia0394288023 - ESA Show & Tell & AGM
ESA Show & Tell & AGM
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October 25, 2019ESA Show & Tell - AGM
We will start with a review of the last year by way of the AGM- an opportunity to influence future events and directions.
This will be swiftly followed by by an informal evening going around the table showing recent collected ephemera and chatting with fellow enthusiasts.
Where: Library meeting rooms, 340 Camberwell Road, Camberwell, Victoria
Cost:$5 for not yet members
Please RSVP for numbers text 0402 575 405 or email mmbede810 AT gmail.com.
- Stamp, coin and postcards' fair (Vic)
Stamp, coin and postcards' fair (Vic)
All day
October 26, 2019No more details available at this time. Noted via the Victorian numismatic journal.
Burwood Heights Uniting ChurchCnr Burwood Hwy and Blackburn RdBurwood east, Vic 3151 - Box Hill (Vic) Record, Comic and Card Fair
Box Hill (Vic) Record, Comic and Card Fair
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October 27, 2019The Box Hill Fair is Australia’s longest running fair.
The Box Hill Fair advises it:
specialises in dealers selling Records, Comics, CD’s, Cards and other associated collectables. Dealers come to the fair from all over Australia. We’ve got sellers bringing their stock from Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Tasmania and also as far as the Northern Territory!
The Box Hill Record Fair has 1000’s of collectible Records, rare cards, hard to find comics and lots, lots more. Melbourne’s biggest Record fair. You’ll find Rare Records, collectible 45’s, Beatles Records, Kiss Records, hard to find CD’s, music posters, music memorabilia, football cards, swap cards, rare comics, Batman comics, Superman comics and heaps more.
Where: Box Hill Town Hall, 1022 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill, Vic. Open 9.30am - 4pm
Entry: $4.
Early Bird Shopping 8.30am. $10.00. - Collecting maps (Sydney)
Collecting maps (Sydney)
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October 30, 2019'Collecting maps: an uncharted journey' presented by Emeritus Professor Robert Clancy AM at the State Library of New South Wales
Clancy has been an avid map collector for over 40 years, from $20 tourist maps to rare charts of exploration. Each map in his collection has a story attached - whether it be the first selection he bought in London or the Matthew Flinders atlas he bought in 1978. Hear Clancy discuss his collecting journal!
- A peek inside the Caroline Simpson Library (tour Sydney)
A peek inside the Caroline Simpson Library (tour Sydney)
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October 31, 2019Special, in-depth, curator-led tour of the Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection (CSL&RC), the library of Sydney Living Museums.
Since the 1980s, the CSL&RC has quietly and diligently amassed a collection focusing on the post-1788 history of the home in Australia, a collection that covers a range of material culture formats. Architectural pattern books, furniture design books, manufacturers’ trade catalogues and sample books published in both Australia and overseas shine a light on our houses, interiors and gardens. Many of these publications are not held by any other Australian library.Tour numbers are limited to 30. Book tickets by going to this link.
Where: The Mint, 10 Macquarie St, Sydney