Vol 9, No 1 (2008)

Vol 9, No 1 (2008)

Spring

Table of Contents

Contributors

Contributors

American Library Association

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8-11

Editor's Note

Editor’s Note

Richard W. Clement

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13-13

Articles

	From Here to Ephemerality: Fugitive Sources in Libraries, Archives, and Museums: The 48th Annual RBMS Preconference Henry Raine	PDF 14-17
	The Long-Term Significance of Printed Ephemera Michael Twyman	PDF 19-57
	The Shapes Jane Eyre Takes: Ephemeral Responses to the Book and Its Themes Barbara Heritage	PDF 58-66
	Fugitive Sources, Ben-Hur, and the Popular Art “Property” Jon Solomon	PDF 67-78
	Fan Dancing and Fan Belts: Selling Optimism at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair Cheryl R. Ganz	PDF 79-85
	Teaching with Ephemera Julia Gardner, David Pavelich	PDF 86-92
	Spinning Straw into Gold: Gilding Junk through Collecting William P. Barlow	PDF 93-99
	The Contribution of Ephemera Dealers Robert Dalton Harris, Diane DeBlois, David Margolis, Jean Moss	PDF 100-117
	With Deft Knife and Paste: The Extra-Illustrated Books of John M. Wing Jill Gage	PDF 118-126
	Why Not Ephemera? The Emergence of Ephemera in Libraries Georgia B. Barnhill	PDF 127-135
	A Network and its Ephemera before the Internet: The Hidden Treasures and Clear Challenges of Apazines Gregory J. Prickman	PDF 136-141
	Immortalizing the Mayfly: Permanent Ephemera: An Illusion or a (Virtual) Reality? Julie Anne Lambert	PDF 142-156

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