Antiques and The Arts Weekly

"Ephemera enthusiasts descended upon the Hyatt Regency Hotel for the 45th Ephemera Society of America (ESA) Ephemera Fair, March 15-16, coinciding with the organization’s annual conference, Ephemera 45, which ran March 13-16."

WSHU Public Radio

"Hosted by the Ephemera Society of America, the largest ephemera fair in the United States took place in Old Greenwich, Conn. this month. For one weekend, a hotel convention hall transformed into a bustling maze of booths boasting stars’ signatures, 1800s playthings, and century-old shoe catalogs so well preserved they could have been printed this year."

Inconspicuous Consumption

"The conference included various presentations and lectures (typical title: “Better Design Through Chemistry: Graphic Art from the Psychedelic Era”) and also featured the Ephemera Fair, which is basically a big marketplace for ephemera dealers. Although I’m not an ESA member, the Fair is open to the public, so my friend David and I went up to Old Greenwich on Saturday to check out the scene."

GreenwichTime

"The 45th annual Ephemera Fair drew hundreds of visitors to the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Old Greenwich over the weekend ... The show featured over 10,000 items, including advertisements, magazines, baseball cards, maps, theater guides, games, sheet music and engravings."

TheHour

"The show featured over 10,000 items, including advertisements, magazines, baseball cards, maps, theater guides, games, sheet music and engravings ... The fair showcases more than 50 exhibitors from across the country. "

Arthurious

"One of my favorite paper shows to visit is the early ephemera fair organized by Ephemera Society of America in Old Greenwich, CT. Over 2 days, the show attracts thousands of visitors and antique paper lovers to browse and discover unique and unusual posters, magazines, trade cards, catalogs, and more."

Bronx Times

"A map showcasing 30 Bronx locations integral to the birth of hip-hop—signed by prominent industry figures—will be available for purchase at the Ephemera Fair in Old Greenwich, Connecticut, on March 15 and 16."

Atlas Obscura

"One of the last surviving cobweb paintings is on display this weekend...Carol Mobley, the current owner of the work, is offering it for sale at the Ephemera Fair in Greenwich, Connecticut, on March 15 and 16."

Rare Book Hub

"After forty-plus years, this is the premier event for those who collect those unusual, rare if not unique, items that constitute the category known as 'ephemera.'"

Anastasia Mills Healy

"The Hyatt Regency Hotel in Old Greenwich is the venue for the 45th edition of the Ephemera Fair, where 50+ exhibitors will be selling everything from baseball cards to maps, March 15 and 16."

Antiques Trade Gazette

"This is the 45th edition of the event comprising more than 60 exhibitors who offer baseball cards, playbills, banknotes, sheet music, luggage tags and advertisements. Prices range from double figures into the millions."

Antiques and the Arts Weekly

"As the largest ephemera event in the United States, the fair will welcome more than 60 exhibitors from across the United States, including participants such as Evie Eysenburg Ephemera, aGatherin’ and Stephen Resnick."

Antiques Trade Gazette

"The Ephemera Fair, the annual event from the Ephemera Society of America (ESA), runs this year with a conference on the history of invention as well as the usual huge selection of stock."

NewsTimes

"The fair features more than 50 exhibitors from across the country. Their items span "centuries of history and culture" with prices ranging from $10 to multi-million-dollars for rarity items."

GreenwichTime

"The fair features more than 50 exhibitors from across the country. Their items span 'centuries of history and culture' with prices ranging from $10 to multi-million-dollars for rarity items."

Westfair Business Journal

"As the largest ephemera event in the U.S., the fair will welcome more than 60 exhibitors from across the country."

Fine Books & Collections

"This year’s fair offers something for everyone...blending a mix of longtime returning dealers and exciting newcomers."

Greenwich Girl

"The Ephemera Fair will feature over 10,000 items, including advertisements, baseball cards, rare maps, playbills, banknotes, sheet music, luggage tags, wood engravings, and more—spanning centuries of history and culture. With prices ranging from $10 for entry-level collectors to multi-million-dollar rarities, the fair caters to everyone from casual enthusiasts to seasoned experts."