Alan's position is understandable. This kind of stuff has value only to a select few. It looks very odd to outsiders, when they see us carrying on over nothing more than a pile of old photocopies. After all, collectors don't refer to paper goods as ephemera* for nothing.

And, frankly - I like it that way. For the past couple decades, I've bought tons of stuff from owners who thought it was worthless....or very nearly so. Some of them thought it so peculiar for me to buy their old "junk" that they would not have been surprised had I a grown a third eyeball, right on the spot. ;-)

Mr F

*New Latin, from Greek ephEmera, neuter plural of ephEmeros
Date: 1751
1 : something of no lasting significance -- usually used in plural
2 ephemera plural : collectibles (as posters, broadsides, and tickets) not intended to have lasting value