Ephemera can be described as a transitory written and printed matter that was not intended to be retained for long (not intended to last). The word is said to have derived from the Greeks, which translates to/meaning things lasting no more than a day. Examples of some collectible ephemera are advertising trade cards, airsickness bags, bookmarks, catalogues, greeting cards, letters, pamphlets, postcards, posters, prospectuses, stock certificates, tickets and zines.
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ephemera
It means temporary. Things like ticket stubs, magazines, anything printed on paper designed to be thrown away are ephemera.
Ephemera danica was created in 1764.
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Trivia, ephemera.
Magazines can be considered ephemera due to their disposable nature, as they are often intended for short-term consumption. Books, on the other hand, are typically designed for longer-term use and are not considered ephemeral, as they are meant to endure over time.
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Derived from Greek language ephemera refers to things that last no more than a day. i.e. a May fly. It is used more for printed or written material that are supposed to be discarded after one use.
A person who studies printed ephemera is called an ephemeraologist. They specialize in the collection, analysis, and preservation of paper-based materials such as posters, flyers, tickets, and other items of short-lived significance.