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2012 Paper Americana Show in Elkton Features Over 30 Collectibles Dealers

Posted on December 22, 2011 by admin
 Singerly Fire Company of Elkton, MD. will present their 25th annual “Paper Americana Show” on Saturday, January 28, 2012 from 10 AM to 4 PM. The show will feature over thirty dealers from several states who are offering for sale antique books, postcards, newspapers, art prints, advertising & regional collectibles, photographs, and general ephemera.The Singerly Fire Hall is located at 300 Newark Avenue, Elkton, MD. near the intersection of Routes 213 and 279. From I-95 take exit # 109 (Route 279) interchange toward Elkton, approximately 3 miles on the right.Admission is $3.00 per person ($2.00 with this ad) — children under 12 admitted free of charge. For additional information contact ayersj@zoominternet.net or call 410-398-7735 or 410-398-7300 during show hours.

Sometime between the two World Wars, a parade is marching up Main Street, past the Howard Hotel in Elkton. Images such type are typical of the inventory carried by dealers at the show.

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