I'm currently compiling the ever popular North Walsham Archive calendar for 2025 with some of the lovely photos from our collection. I'm hoping we can count on some local businesses to take advertising space once again to make the production possible.
As always, the Calendar will be A4 (A3 when open and hanging) in size with full A4 size quality reproductions of old photos of North Walsham and the district. This will be the 10th year the calendar has been produced and is now a regular part of the local landscape with many being collected or given as presents. The profits go to support the work of the archive group in collecting, protecting and making available the photographic heritage of North Walsham and the surrounding villages. By supporting the calendar you are helping protect our local history for future generations.
Please Note
This year's second colour is planned to be GOLD which means all adverts will be in a combination of the two inks; BLACK and GOLD. Full colour is not possible because this isn't printed using a full colour (CMYK) process. Examples of how this could look can be seent on examples from a previous calendar shown on the size/pricing guide further down this page.
The advert sizes, positions and prices are..
Standard portrait (65mm wide x 92mm tall) - £25 per space - One Left!
Standard landscape (135mm wide x 43mm tall) - £25 per space - One Left!
Advert on actual calendar page (130mm wide x 28mm tall) - £40 per space - ALL SOLD!
Back cover adverts (134mm wide x 80mm tall) - £40 per space - ALL SOLD!
(there is no VAT applicable).
DEADLINE: THURSDAY 12th SEPTEMBER 2024
This year the second colour is GOLD (to celebrate our 10th edition), the first colour is black as always.
Please be aware that we are limiting the adverts on the bottom of the calendar pages to two adverts per customer this year as these postions are so popular.
If you would like to be included then please contact me via the form on this page, you'll be helping keep this popular calendar alive for another year and becoming part of a collectable piece of North Walsham's history (and we'll all think you are wonderful!)
Thanks, Wayne.