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Paper Americana Show Brings Over Thirty Collectibles Dealers to Elkton Jan. 29

Posted on December 13, 2010 by admin

Singerly Fire Companyu of Elkton, MD. will present its twenty-fourth annual Paper American Show on Saturday, January 29, 2011, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  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.

Singerly Fire Hall is located at the intersection of Rotue 213 and Route 279 in Elkton (300 Newark Ave.) approximatley three miles from the Route 279 Newark/Elkton interchange on I-95 (exit 109A)

Admission is $3,00 person ($2.00 with this ad) – children under 13 admitted free of charge.  Refreshments will be provided by the Ladies Auxiliary.  For additional informaton email ayersj@zoominternet.net or call 410-398-7735 or 410-398-7300 during show hours. 

This postcard is typical of the type of item found at the show.

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