This weekend event is now in its 24th year and has grown into a major event in Gippsland with a huge range of antiques and collectables on display and for sale.
There will be something for everyone including historical displays, collections to view and plenty of bargains to be purchased, with over 50 local and interstate dealers in attendance.

Free antique appraisals will be available on both days, so if you have something old and interesting bring it along for Ross Roycroft to appraise for you. 

This Fair is a great opportunity for collectors to get together and socialize over the whole weekend or just drop in for an hour or so to look at items of interest. Full catering will be available. 

The Fair is organised by the Gippsland Antique Bottles and Collectables Club Inc.

Items for sale include: Ephemera;  Vintage Radios; Antique Bottles; Coins; Comics; Records & music memorabilia; Kitchenalia; Books; and more.

Great Postcard and Small Collectibles Fair run by the New South Wales Postcard Collectors' Society

In addition to vintage and modern postcards, there will also be a range of other paper collectibles such as old books, magazines and brochures, Trade Cards, Cigarette Cards, and philately.

At each Fair,  dealers offer thousands of postcards (ranging from over 100 years old to moderns), books and ephemera and small collectables for sale on a wide range of popular subjects and themes: views of Early Sydney, N.S.W, Australian and foreign towns and cities, glamour and fashion, artist signed (e.g Norman Lindsay, J.A Turner, and Neville Cayley), transport (including shipping, aviation, railways trams etc), social history, sport (including cricket, horse racing, golf and football), military, ethnic, famous people, advertising, theater, sports, architecture, historical events, royalty, fantasy, comic cards, etc… There are usually a good number of cards and some other postal items from overseas countries including the UK, Germany, France, Italy etc, China, and other Asian countries, and the Middle East and Africa. There are usually a good number of postcards with postmarks and other markings relevant to postal history collectors.

Great morning tea, lunch and other refreshments are available. 

Where: the  IMAR Community Hall. 2a Fitzroy St Croydon, NSW (very close to the Croydon Railway station).
Entrance is free.