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printed ephemera: a standalone construct

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Design history

everyday printed matter, such as tickets, labels, handbills and packaging, made for short-term use and now studied as evidence of visual and social life.

In design history, printed ephemera refers to everyday printed matter, such as tickets, labels, handbills and packaging, made for short-term use and now studied as evidence of visual and social life. This meaning comes from Rickards (2000) in The encyclopedia of ephemera.[1]

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References

Rickards, M. (2000). The encyclopedia of ephemera. British Library. ISBN 9780712346795

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