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All day: Untitled Event

6:30 pm: Addendum (archiving the ephemeral)(Melb)

5:30 pm: Post War Migrant Protest talk (Canberra)

8:30 am: ESA Ephemera and Collectables Fair

10:00 am: History books and collectables' fair (Melbourne)

All day: Untitled Event

6:30 pm: Addendum (archiving the ephemeral)(Melb)

5:30 pm: Post War Migrant Protest talk (Canberra)

8:30 am: ESA Ephemera and Collectables Fair

10:00 am: History books and collectables' fair (Melbourne)

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SHOW & TELL REPORT from newish member, Paul L., and first time attendee at our February meeting. (At our Show & Tell meetings members bring ephemera of interest to show to others, for advice, … [Read more...]

September 2019

September 3, 2019All day

September 17, 2019 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Melbourne Conversations: Addendum (archiving the ephemeral)
What records do Australians keep, and what do we burn?

Local artist Leisa Shelton will burn her 40-year archive as she opens her exhibition 'Addendum: Archiving the Ephemeral'. Join our panel of librarians, digital archivists and artists as they discuss the importance of the archives we have inherited, and those we leave behind.

Date: Tuesday 17 September
Time: 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Location: Abbotsford Convent, Industrial School building
Cost: Free, but bookings essential.

Melbourne Conversations: Addendum (Archiving the Ephemeral)
What records do Australians keep, and what do we burn?

Date: Tuesday 17 September
Time: 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Location: Abbotsford Convent, Industrial School building
Cost: Free, but bookings essential

September 18, 2019 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

Post War Migrant Protest & Ethnic Activism (Canberra)

This presentation by a Fellow of the National Library of Australia draws on the collection's vast array of records including ephemera.

In Australia in the late 1960s, the rate of migrant return exceeded the rate of emigration, compelling the government to consider the needs and concerns of new and older migrants. Dr Alexandra Dellios will be discussing her investigations into the Library’s records of the Greek Welfare Society and key member, Spiro Moraitis.

Dr Alexandra Dellios is cultural historian in the Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies and is a National Library of Australia Fellow.

Where: Theatre, Lower Ground 1, National Library of Australia.
Free.

September 22, 2019 8:30 am – 2:00 pm

More than 40 stalls of ephemera

Posters, postcards, badges, swap cards, trade cards, advertising, packaging, letterhead, programmes, vintage magazines, comics +++
We have generous members of the public who donate to Society. Discover a treasure on the ESA Table for gold coin donations.
Refreshment stall and a room for catching up or taking a closer look at your purchases.

Early bird entry for ESA members 8.30am. Not yet Members 9.15am

Where: Foyer & Parkview Room, 340 Camberwell Rd, Camberwell, Victoria

Cost: Adults $5, Concession $4

October 5, 2019 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Royal Historical Society of Victoria

239 A'Beckett Street

Melbourne, Victoria 3000

Australia

9326 9288

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The 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.

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17 6:30 pm: Addendum (archiving the ephemeral)(Melb) September 17, 2019 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Melbourne Conversations: Addendum (archiving the ephemeral) What records do Australians keep, and what do we burn? Local artist Leisa Shelton will burn her 40-year archive as she opens her exhibition 'Addendum: Archiving the Ephemeral'. Join our panel of librarians, digital archivists and artists as they discuss the importance of the archives we have inherited, and those we leave behind. Date: Tuesday 17 September Time: 6.30pm to 7.30pm Location: Abbotsford Convent, Industrial School building Cost: Free, but bookings essential. Melbourne Conversations: Addendum (Archiving the Ephemeral) What records do Australians keep, and what do we burn? Local artist Leisa Shelton will burn her 40-year archive as she opens her exhibition 'Addendum: Archiving the Ephemeral'. Join our panel of librarians, digital archivists and artists as they discuss the importance of the archives we have inherited, and those we leave behind. Date: Tuesday 17 September Time: 6.30pm to 7.30pm Location: Abbotsford Convent, Industrial School building Cost: Free, but bookings essential Read more

18 5:30 pm: Post War Migrant Protest talk (Canberra) September 18, 2019 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Post War Migrant Protest & Ethnic Activism (Canberra) This presentation by a Fellow of the National Library of Australia draws on the collection's vast array of records including ephemera. In Australia in the late 1960s, the rate of migrant return exceeded the rate of emigration, compelling the government to consider the needs and concerns of new and older migrants. Dr Alexandra Dellios will be discussing her investigations into the Library’s records of the Greek Welfare Society and key member, Spiro Moraitis. Dr Alexandra Dellios is cultural historian in the Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies and is a National Library of Australia Fellow. Where: Theatre, Lower Ground 1, National Library of Australia. Free. Read more

22 8:30 am: ESA Ephemera and Collectables Fair September 22, 2019 8:30 am – 2:00 pm ESA Ephemera and Collectables Fair More than 40 stalls of ephemera Posters, postcards, badges, swap cards, trade cards, advertising, packaging, letterhead, programmes, vintage magazines, comics +++ We have generous members of the public who donate to Society. Discover a treasure on the ESA Table for gold coin donations. Refreshment stall and a room for catching up or taking a closer look at your purchases. Early bird entry for ESA members 8.30am. Not yet Members 9.15am Where: Foyer & Parkview Room, 340 Camberwell Rd, Camberwell, Victoria Cost: Adults $5, Concession $4 Read more