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How I Collect

How I CollectEach collector does things differently. Thinking it might be of widespread interest for individual collectors to describe just how each approaches collecting, the Ephemera Society has initiated this column, as a forum for participation.

We hope many collectors will respond to this, our plea: Please write a short piece for us and send it in! Or a long piece. With images or without images. We would love to have broad participation from all interested members and non-members alike! Read more about How I Collect here >>


Speakers Bureau

Speakers on ephemera topics are invited to join the new Ephemera Society Speakers Bureau Service! This is an excellent opportunity to share your enthusiasm and knowledge of ephemera. Groups may have heard of ephemera but not appreciated its richness, or they might want to know more about their favorite ephemera.

For the application form to apply for your listing, or to see the current list of available speakers, please go to the Speakers Bureau page here >>


e-NewsKeep on top of the latest news in the world of ephemera with Arthur Groten's e-News. Learn about upcoming exhibits, conferences, fairs, and other exciting happenings. Read the latest e-News >>



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Jones Fellowship

The Ephemera Society of America invites applications for the Philip Jones Fellowship for the Study of Ephemera. Learn more here >>

About the Ephemera Society
The Ephemera Society of America, Inc. is a non-profit organization formed in 1980 to cultivate and encourage interest in ephemera and the history identified with it; to further the understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of ephemera by people of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of interest; to promote the personal and institutional collection, preservation, exhibition, and research of ephemeral materials... Read more >>

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