Ephemer Gallery
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nangong shunu
pool fun
actuallydivine
eduardfranklyn
Rationing was a way of life during WWII. From gasoline to pantyhose, it seemed like everything was l
yesterdaysprint:The Boston Globe, Massachusetts, December 22, 1942
iehudit:Sampler, silk embroidery on linen foundation, c. 17th century, England
booksthatbleed:The rest of my souvenirs from the Sherlock Holmes museum in London, England.
virgincy:dailygeology:Every day for the last 12 years I have sent a letter to the Pacific Ocean. The
detournementsmineurs:Collection of lachrymatorys (or lachrymosas), these tear catchers or tear vials
yeoldenews:A selection of strange and cryptic personal ads from The New York Herald, 1860s to 1890s.
melvillye:yesterdaysprint:(Leo Tolstoy did not die, in fact, until 3 years later)16th of July, 1907
shopmidnightrider:Thing to do today : Remember Johnny Cash ( February 26th, 1932 - September 12th, 2
lycanthropuppy:this one is a gem too. it’s an english literature book from 1927. inside I found a pa
feminismandhappiness:questionableadvice:silvermarmoset:questionableadvice:~ “Progress”, 1915 editor
dada4you:Van Gogh letters“The sadness will last forever.”
currentsinbiology:For whatever.
damnaveragesheep:viergacht:Wish I knew the context for this.I’m going cross country skiing immediate
sosuperawesome:Small Sculptures / Book Frame Sculptures / Sculptures in Tins / Sculptures in Bell Ja
odditiesoflife:Genoese Medicine Chest; Genoa, Italy (1562-1566)
ephemera: when you gotta shut down the lofi hip-hop 24 hour stream
银色卷发的小哥，名字依旧是随机的╮(￣▽￣")╭ 用到了的CC： TS3 to TS4 - Ephemera’s Fresh Skin by Chisami 爱卡卡的脸部妆容M
beckerrarebooks:There are still a few days left in National Ice Cream month,so you’d better make the
driveintheaterofthemind:Vintage Magazine - Motor Boating (Feb1929)#i have many questions but you kno
stripedroseandsketchpads:english-history-trip:elodieunderglass:mattieartemis:OH MY GOD LOOK AT THIS
nobrashfestivity:Unknown, Will’s Cigarettes, Butterfly Cards, 1931
keep-thy-mind-in-hell:by Konstantin SomovTitle page of Alexander Blok’s book “Theatre” (1909)
vintageeveryday:Lady at her messy desk, ca. 1900s.
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