Vintage Ephemera & Greeting Cards Lot
Updated September 26, 2026
| Lot number | 39 |
| Auction | Vintage Breweriana, Advertising, Antiques & Ephemera |
| Date | October 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT |
| Auction house | Dust Factory Auctions LLC |
| Location | Baraboo, Wisconsin |
A diverse collection of vintage and antique paper ephemera dating from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. Included is an illustrated Peppermint children's book cover, a 1939 San Francisco Treasure Island Golden Gate International Exposition souvenir piece, and a circa 1960s Herman's Hermits promotional music photograph. The lot also features assorted Valentine and birthday greeting cards, embossed Victorian die-cut scrap reliefs, German marriage ephemera, a Pierce's Memorandum booklet, and period postal covers.<br><br>Ephemera, Greeting Cards, Victorian Scrap, Die Cut, Mid Century, 1939 Worlds Fair, Golden Gate Exposition, Hermans Hermits, Memorabilia, Postal History, Lithograph<br><br>Dust Factory Auctions offers antique and vintage items that proudly display the natural signs of their age and previous use. We strive to photograph all lots clearly to show the true nature of the items (as images are critical to the description), but please understand we may occasionally miss flaws. For this reason, all items are sold "as-is"; we provide no guarantee or warranties concerning their condition, authenticity, or age. We strongly encourage you to review all photos closely and do your own independent research, as your bid signifies acceptance of these terms.
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