ephemera

IPA: ɪfˈɛmɝʌ

Objects, including collectable items, that are designed to be short-lived.
(library science) Published single-sheet or single page documents which are meant to be thrown away after one use.
(by extension) Transitory audiovisual matter not intended to be retained or preserved.

Examples of "ephemera" in Sentences

Talk about ephemera from the past … a recent eBay purchase arrived stored in this ancient looking plastic bag:
Man, the latest of the ephemera, is pitifully a creature of temperature, strutting his brief day on the thermometer.
So, any ephemera from the creation of that story about cranky old Hagar comprise the literary world's version of splinters from the cross.
The site is described as a comprehensive collection of newpaper articles, cemetery ledgers, photos, personal correspondence, obituaries and other ephemera from the Woodgate/White Lake area.
Specialty dealers David Margolis and Jean Moss from Santa Fe, NM, specialists in ephemera, photography, and fine books; and, Terry Belanger, 2005 MacArthur Fellow, and founder of Rare Book School, University of Virginia.
The Woodgate Digitization Project is, as the site states, a "comprehensive collection of newpaper articles, cemetery ledgers, photos, personal correspondence, obituaries and other ephemera from the Woodgate/White Lake area."