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Found early evening on the riverbank. 60 shots, natural light.

from BloodRayne 2 videogame

ephemera danica

"Tressler Orphans' Home Band, Loysville, Pa."

 

A real photo postcard originally posted on Ipernity: Tressler Orphans' Home Band, Loysville, Pa.

 

For another orphanage music group, see Girls' Saxophone Band, Evangelical Orphanage, Lewisburg, Pa.

Pilgrim Tract Soc., Randleman, N.C.

 

I found this at a gas station / truck top in western N.C. on the way to Asheville.

 

Because of the sorta-rhyme, I half-expected the back to say "BURMASHAVE!"

Who exactly is talking to who here?

big on white

 

©2010 gideon ansell. all rights reserved. use without permission is illegal

  

wood cut print on old sheet music page

Not a Halloween Card - but I put it with the Halloween Cards anyway , it seems to fit

Talyllyn 23rd March 2022-10

I love ephemera. When people are flyering on the street, I accept what is handed to me with pleasure. Not to make use of their content, but because there is something magical to me about preserving the transitory, prolonging its life, looking at it with long-term eyes.

 

I have a favour to ask of you folks

I have been offered the opportunity to exhibit my work. I was wondering if you had one or two pieces from my stream that you are very fond of… enough that perhaps you might actually want said pieces on your wall? Your input would very much help me pick and choose for the show, as I have not really thought of my pieces from a show or portfolio perspective until now.

This was part of a lot of paper items that I picked up at the Scott's Antique show in Columbus, Ohio on 11.29.08

Taken with Canon fd 50mm f1.4 and Fotodiox macro adapter.

So 1970s! Words! Drop shadows! Bold Graphics!

 

Found on Etsy. Grocery list tablet. Direct scan.

Ephemera danica mayfly at Painshill

My Still Sunday

Week 13 - Ephemera

edit based on Kim's preset 'Matterfact'

 

Be Still One Year

Month 1 - Top down

 

From my old photograph & postcard collection,

old stamps from my husband's postage stamp collection,

dried lavender ...

Demoiselle eating newly emerged mayfly (Ephemera danica). Surrey, UK.

Outside spread, American vernacular ephemera received by a deaf mute beggar, 1997.

Signed by (or noted as coming from) "Grandma" on the front and back, and addressed to "Miss Alma Seasholtz, Red Hill," although there isn't any stamp or postmark. "Serie 319" printed on the back of the card.

 

Originally posted on Ipernity: Babies in the Chicken Coop.

Biscuits Pernot - Small Art Nouveau Booklet (front),

Calendar 1901

Wills's Cigarettes "Roses" (first series of 50 issued in 1912)

No43 Arthur P Goodwin

Slapton Ley, Devon

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