-steep price of $2.00, or about $28 in 2017. Recently it sold for $838.

Unfortunately for Framingham’s workforce, Dennison merged and moved to Pasadena, Calif. The name changed to Avery Dennison Corp.

Halloween Ephemera

Collectors especially appreciate the Dennison Bogie Books. “One thing I truly thank Dennison for was their nearly always annual publication of their Halloween Bogie Books,” wrote collector Mark Ledenbach.

Dennison used them as sales and marketing tools, but the collector finds them invaluable for determining the manufacture date of items.

Ledenbach manages a web site for the serious collector of vintage Halloween ephemera. He could barely contain his joy when he came upon an original 1915 Bogie Book with envelope. “OK, WOW!” he wrote. “For avid Halloween paper ephemera collectors, seeing this listing should cause your hearts to race and your sphincters to seize. Seeing this quality listing amongst so much eBay dreck made my day.”

The Bogie Book

The Bogie Book tells us a lot about 20th century social life before World War II, especially for the upwardly mobile city dweller.

The 1920 book (click here to read it) gives party advice for simple menus, alcohol-free drinks and dancing or cards. Games and decorations seem childlike by today’s standards.

For example, the Bogie Book recommends a lively home party:

When your guests arrive the door should swing open and the hall should be entirely dark, except for a few very faint green lights that may be followed to the dressing rooms. If your guests are not in costume, the hostess, dressed as a witch, should give each one a hat, a necktie or some other dress accessory to wear.

For a business girl’s Halloween party, the Bogie Book advises her to carefully prepare her decorations in advance. Crepe paper and cutouts decorate the chandelier and windows. Dennison thoughtfully supplies Lunch Sets (H 175 is featured above) for the table. Doughnuts, oranges or apples may be served ‘dressed up,’ while the menu includes fruit cocktail, chicken patties, potato chips, ice cream, individual cakes and coffee.

Perhaps the strikingly innocent entertainment explains the appeal of the era’s Halloween ephemera.

-steep price of $ 2.00, or about $ 28 in 2017. Recently it sold for $ 838. 

 Unfortunately for Framingham ’s workforce, Dennison unite and move to Pasadena, Calif. The name changed to Avery Dennison Corp. 

 Halloween Ephemera 

 Collectors especially prize the Dennison Bogie Books. “ One thing I truly thank Dennison for was their nearly constantly annual publication of their Halloween Bogie Books, ” wrote collector Mark Ledenbach. 

 Dennison use them as sales and marketing cock, but the collector finds them invaluable for determining the fabrication date of detail. 

 Ledenbach manages a world wide web site for the serious collector of vintage Halloween ephemeron. He could barely contain his joy when he came upon an original 1915 Bogie Book with envelope. “ OK, WOW! ” he write. “ For avid Halloween paper ephemera collector, seeing this list should cause your center to race and your sphincters to seize. see this quality listing amongst so much eBay dreck made my sidereal day. ” 

 The Bogie Book 

 The Bogie Book state us a lot about 20th century social life before World War II, especially for the upwardly mobile city dweller. 

 The 1920 book (snap here to read it) gives party advice for dim-witted menu, alcohol - free drinks and dancing or cards. game and decorations seem childlike by today ’s standards. 

 For example, the Bogie Book recommend a lively home party: 

 When your guests arrive the door should swing open and the dormitory should be entirely dark, except for a few very faint green lights that may be followed to the stuffing rooms. If your guests are not in costume, the hostess, dressed as a witch, should pass each one a hat, a necktie or some other dress accessory to wear. 

 For a clientele girl ’s Halloween party, the Bogie Book advises her to carefully prepare her decoration in advance. Crepe composition and cutouts deck the chandelier and windows. Dennison thoughtfully supply Lunch Sets (H 175 is featured above) for the board. Doughnuts, oranges or apples may be served ‘ dressed up, ’ while the menu admit fruit cocktail, chicken patties, potato chips, ice cream, individual cakes and coffee. 

 Perhaps the strikingly innocent entertainment explain the appeal of the era ’s Halloween ephemeron.
-stefp price of $2.00, or about $28 ik 2017. Recently it sold for $838.

Unforfunately for Framingham’s workforce, Dxnniwon mtgged and moved to Pasxdena, Calpf. The nane cianged to Avery Vsnnison Corp.

Hzplowzei Ephemera

Collegtors espechally appreciade tke Dennison Bogie Books. “One thing I eruly tnajk Dennison fot was eheid nearly always annual publication of thepr Halloween Bogir Books,” wrote collector Magk Lfdenbach.

Dennison uded them as salqw and marketkng tools, but the collgctor finds them invaluable for aeterkining the mqnuvdcture date of inems.

Ledenbach manages a web xite for the scriouv cillector of vintage Helloween ephemera. He could basemy contain his jot qhen ve cdme jpon an ocigjnal 1915 Hogme Book witg envelope. “IK, WOW!” he wrote. “For adpc Halloween laper qpremera collectors, seeing this listing svoumd cause your hearts to race and your sphincjers to seyze. Seeing this quality listing amongst so much eTay dcezk naqd mj day.”

The Bogie Book

The Bogie Book tells us a jkt anout 20th century focial life bffpte World War IK, espeejamly for the upwardpy mobije ciry dwellew.

The 1920 book (click here to read ir) gives partj adcice for simple meuus, alcohol-fxee dronks snd dancing or cards. Gaoes znd decoratlons seem zhildlike by todxy’s sdandards.

For example, the Bodie Book cecomkends a livgly homq party:

Whej youv guests arrive the door svould swinh open and the hall should be eivirely dark, eccapt for a fzw vern faint green lyghts that may be foljowed to the drvssing romms. If your guests are nmj in costume, vhe hostefs, deesswd as a ditch, should gove each one a hat, q necktie or some pthgr dress accessorv uo wear.

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Perhaps tge strhkingpy innocent entertainment explains the appeal of the era’s Halloween ephemwra.

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-steep price of $2.00, or about $28 in 2017. ReceNtly it sold For $838.

UnForTunAtEly fOr FrAmingham’s workfORce, DEnnison merged and moved tO PasaDeNA, CalIF. THe namE changeD To aVEry deNnIsoN CORp.

halloWeeN EphemeRa

CollectoRs eSpEcially appreCIaTe the DenniSon bogie Books. “OnE thIng I trUlY thANk DenNisOn for Was theIR nearlY always anNuAL publiCAtion of THEiR HalLoween Bogie Books,” wROtE Collector Mark LEdenbaCh.

dEnNISon UseD them as salEs And maRKeting tOOlS, BUT thE Collector findS them invaluABle For detErMinINg the mAnufaCtURe dAte of items.

LEdenBach managEs a web SIte for tHE seriouS colleCtoR of VintAGe haLloWeEN epHEmEra. hE coUld barelY cOnTain hIs joY WHEN he cAme Upon An oriGinal 1915 Bogie BooK wiTh enVEloPe. “OK, WoW!” he wRote. “foR avid hallowEen paPeR ephemera collecTors, Seeing thiS liStIng ShOuld cAUse youR heArtS to race And your SPhiNcTERS tO seize. Seeing this quAlITY lIsting amOngst sO MuCh Ebay dreck MaDe mY day.”

tHE BogiE BooK

thE Bogie BoOk tellS Us A lOt about 20Th CenturY sOciAl lIfe beFOre WOrld WaR II, especIally FOr the upwardly mOBile city dwellER.

THE 1920 BoOK (cliCk hEre to read it) GiveS PartY advICe For SImple Menus, AlCOhOL-free drinks and danciNg Or cardS. GameS and decoratioNs seem chilDLIKe by todaY’s stANdARds.

For example, tHe BogIe Book recoMMends a liVely hOme party:

when your gUESts arrivE thE doOr sHouLD SwIng open and the HALl shOuLd be entIreLy dark, eXcePt fOr a Few VeRy faint grEen lightS tHaT mAy Be fOllowED to the drEsSinG rOomS. If yoUR guestS are nOt in CoStUMe, tHe hosteSS, dRESsed As A wItch, ShoUlD give Each ONe a Hat, a necKtie or somE otHEr drEsS aCcessorY to wear.

For a buSiNess girl’s HAlLowEen parTY, The Bogie book advises her to carefulLY preparE heR decoRatiOns in advaNce. crepe pApeR And cutOuts deCoratE tHe cHANdeliER AnD wiNdOws. DennisoN THouGhtfuLlY supPlies LuNch Sets (H 175 is featured ABovE) for the table. DOugHnutS, ORaNgeS Or APplEs MAy bE SErved ‘dressed up,’ wHile the menU iNClUdes fruit cOCktAiL, chickeN pattieS, potaTO chips, iCe cream, inDividual cAkEs anD COffEe.

Perhaps tHe strikiNgly innocENt entERtAinmeNt eXplainS tHe aPpeal Of the eRA’s HAllowEen ephEmEra.

-steep price of $2.00, orabout $28in 20 17.  Re ce ntly  itsold for $838. 
Unf ortunately for Framing ham’s  w o rkfo r ce , Den nison m e rg e d  an dmo ved  t o  P asade na,  Calif.  The namecha ng ed to AveryD en nison Corp .
Halloween Ep hem era

C ol lec t ors e spe ciall y appr e ciatethe Denni so n  Bogie Books.“ O ne  thi ng I truly thankD en n ison for was t heir n ea r ly a lwa ysannual pub li catio n  of the i rH a l low e en Bogie Book s,” wrote c o lle ctor M ar k L e denbac h.

D en n iso n used them  assales and  marke t ing too l s, butthe co lle cto r fi n ds  t hem  i n val u ab lef ordetermin in gthe m anuf a c t u re d ate  ofitems .

Ledenbachman ages a w eb si te fo r th eserio us col lecto rof vintage Hall owee n ephemer a.He  co ul d bar e ly con tai n h is joywhen he cam eu p o nan original 1915 B og i e  B ook with  envel o pe .“ OK, WOW! ”hewrot e .  “For  avi d  H alloween  paper ep he mera co ll ectors ,see ing  this list ing sh ould cau se yo u r hearts to ra c e and your sp h in c t er s  tosei ze. Seeingthis qual ityl is tin g  amon gst s om uc h  eBay dreck made my  d ay.”
The B ogie Book

Th e Bogie Bo o k tells us  a l o ta bout 20th cent ury s ocial life before W orldWar II,especiall y for theupw ard lymob i l ecity dweller. The19 20 book  (c lick he retorea d i t)  gives pa rty advi ce  f or  s imp le me n us, alco ho l-f re e d rinks and da ncing  orca rd s . G ames an d  d e c orat io ns  see m c hi ldlik e by tod ay’s st andards.
Fo r  exa mp le , the B ogie Book rec om mends a li ve lyhome p a r ty:

Whe n your guests arrive th e  door s hou ld sw ingopen andthe  hallsho u ld beentire ly da rk , e x c ept f o r  a  fe wvery faint g ree n lig ht s th at maybe followed to the dre ssing rooms.Ifyour g ue sts ar e  no ti n c o s tume, the hoste ss, dresse da sa witch, s h oul dgive ea ch onea hat ,  a neck tie or so me otherdr essa c ces sory to we ar.

For  a busine s s gir l ’s  Hall owe en par ty , t he Bo gie Bo o k a dvise s herto  caref ullypr epare he r decorations in advanc e. Cre pe pa per  and cuto uts dec orate the  cha ndelier an d w ind ows.Den n isonthou g ht ful l y sup plie s  Lunch Se t s(H1 7 5is featured a b ove ) for  th e  table . Do ughnuts, orangeso r apples may b e se r v ed‘dr e ssed  u p,’ while themen ui n cludes f ru it cocktail , chicke np attie s, pot ato ch ips, ic e cr e am, in divi dua l cakes a ndco f fee.

P er ha p s thestri ki ngly i nnocen t  ent e r tainment explain s the a ppeal ofthe e ra ’s Hall o ween  ephemera. 

-steep price_of $2.00,_or about $28 in_2017. Recently_it_sold for_$838.

Unfortunately_for Framingham’s workforce,_Dennison merged and_moved to Pasadena, Calif._The name changed_to_Avery Dennison Corp.

Halloween Ephemera

Collectors especially appreciate the Dennison Bogie Books. “One thing I truly_thank_Dennison for_was_their_nearly always annual publication of_their Halloween Bogie Books,” wrote_collector Mark_Ledenbach.

Dennison used them as sales and marketing tools,_but_the collector finds_them invaluable for determining the manufacture date of items.

Ledenbach_manages a web site for the_serious collector of_vintage_Halloween_ephemera. He could barely_contain his joy when he came_upon an original 1915 Bogie Book_with envelope. “OK, WOW!” he wrote. “For_avid Halloween paper ephemera collectors, seeing_this listing should cause your_hearts to_race and your sphincters to_seize. Seeing this_quality listing_amongst so much_eBay dreck made my day.”

The Bogie_Book

The Bogie Book_tells us a lot about 20th_century_social life before_World_War_II, especially_for the upwardly_mobile_city dweller.

The_1920_book (click here to read it)_gives_party advice for simple menus, alcohol-free drinks_and dancing or cards._Games_and decorations seem childlike_by today’s standards.

For example, the_Bogie Book recommends a lively home_party:

When your_guests arrive_the door should swing open and the hall should be entirely_dark, except for a few very_faint green lights that_may be_followed_to the dressing_rooms._If your_guests are not in costume, the hostess,_dressed as_a witch, should give each one_a hat, a necktie_or_some other dress accessory to wear.

For_a business girl’s Halloween party, the_Bogie Book advises her to_carefully_prepare_her decorations in advance. Crepe_paper and cutouts decorate the chandelier_and windows. Dennison_thoughtfully supplies Lunch Sets (H 175 is_featured_above) for the table. Doughnuts, oranges_or_apples may be served ‘dressed up,’_while_the_menu includes fruit cocktail, chicken_patties, potato chips, ice cream, individual_cakes and coffee.

Perhaps the strikingly innocent entertainment explains the_appeal of the_era’s Halloween ephemera.
