Modern Woodmen of America

A color postcard with emblem of Modern Woodmen of America and illustrations of men cutting down trees in the forest.

Real photo postcard of Modern Woodmen of America, No. 3815 of Richmond, Indiana. The men are in regalia with axes, standing in a V-formation with a man seated in the middle, a man with a sword kneeling behind him, and a man in a pilgrim-like costume standing in the back.

Catalogue for Modern Woodmen of America which includes various types of ritualistic paraphernalia such as trick chair, trick guns, boxing outfit, lung tester, bucking goat, trick camera. Last page is list of regalia with catalogue numbers

Real photo postcard of the Modern Woodmen of America Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Woodmen, Colorado, with a receipt on the back issued to Mr. Salson and clerk of Camp No. 11084 of South Londonary, Vermont.

Postcard shows an illustration of a man and woman from behind, flanked by tree trunks carved with hearts and loving messages. They are sitting on a felled log with an axe resting against a tree trunk, with a caption at the bottom that reads "Who wouldn't be a woodman."