r/ephemera

1970s: Love is ... Letting her use your towel as her bath mat (towel)
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1970s: Love is ... Letting her use your towel as her bath mat (towel)

It's a towel, so not sure it is a considered ephemera, but found it when cleaning out my deceased mother's house. She had bought it in the 1970s. I was surprised it still existed.

u/Able-Resident-903 — 4 days ago
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Great-Aunt Irene’s Postcard Book

Irene was born in 1903. She graduated from high school in 1920 (I have her class ring). She died very young in childbirth with twin boys who also passed with her. She had a separate scrapbook for photographs (I have that too), but I’ve always loved this book. The 4th photo is a postcard dated 1911 from Irene’s aunt Mettie. This is one of my most prized possessions.

u/Nerdbaba — 11 days ago

I’ve been collecting comic almanacs for years because they often printed comic strips or panels. This is Frank Leslie’s Comic Almanac For The Year 1875 (published late 1874).

u/tikivic — 11 days ago