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The Ephemera Society Spring & Winter Fairs 2025

There is a new exciting venue for the 2025 ephemera fairs located in the bustling heart of Hammersmith West London.

Step into the past at the Ephemera Society's 2025 fairs perfect for collectors and the curious alike. Discover a treasure trove of rare, unusual, and historic paper items, with prices ranging from just 2 to over 1,000. From vintage trade cards to antique posters, the variety of printed ephemera on display is unmatched. These one-day-only events are not to be missed, so mark your calendar and join us! We can t wait to welcome you.

Hotel located just a 3-minute walk from Hammersmith Underground Stations (Piccadilly, District and Hammersmith & City) and less than 20 minutes from Central London and Heathrow airport.

Cognac & Burgoyne Suite
Novotel London West
1 Shortlands
Hammersmith
London W6 8DR
United Kingdom

Entry £4 · 10.30am - 3.30pm · All welcome
Early admission for members from 9.30am

Exhibitor Prices

• Large Single exhibitor Stand 3 ft x 8ft - 85
• Large double exhibitor Stand 3 ft x 16ft - 150
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Listen In: How Radio Changed the Home

Discover how radio changed home life when it was the newest of new technologies. Drawing on a rich range of visual and aural material, this exhibition explores the hype and reality of the early years of radio.

Focussing on the first two decades of radio, the exhibition charts big changes such as radio's impact on family dynamics to everyday concerns about its influence on dinnertime conversation. All brought to life with newly uncovered first-hand accounts, giving a voice to the listeners who lived through this massive social and technological change.

• Weston Library
• Broad Street
• Oxford
• OX1 3BG
• UK

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The Workers United

This exhibition commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Trades Union Congress through exploring the extraordinary holdings of the TUC Library Collections a centre for the study of trade unions and working life from the 19th century to the current day and now part of the Special Collections at London Metropolitan University.

The exhibition uses the Library's printed, manuscript and visual resources to explore the work and policies of the TUC since its foundation in 1868.

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