Shriners International

The 88 calling cards include the symbols of Masonic order, the name of the person, and a list of their memberships. These memberships frequently spanned several different Masonic orders, with the bulk including Knights Templar. The geographic range is from New England, other northeastern states, Ohio, and Florida. Also included is a busines card of Orville E. Cain, attorney at law, with a handwritten note dated December 15, 1936.

This catalog contains fraternal gifts such as scrapbooks, greeting cards, stationery, plates, pens, spoons, and jewelry.

Poster shows Fred Flintstone with a speech bubble advertising Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children contact information. Next to the drawing of Fred Flintstone is an explanation of the Shrine's network of hospitals and their charity for medical care for children, with a Shriners international emblem below.

This collection includes 2 membership cards, by-laws, a list of prospects, a petition, a Shrine Demonstration letter, and four programs. Material from Knights Templar, Shriners, Knights of Pythias, and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.

Collection includes a catalog for Masonic publications, 4 pamphlets regarding the George Washington National Monument, a history of the Pleiades Lodge, and an envelope containing receipts and notices to appear, and the obituary roll issued to Ringhoff, as well as a letter from Elmhurst Lodge, No. 941, to Reva Lizzadro. The bulk of the collection dates from 1945-1959.

Catalog contains rings, jewels, napkins, gifts, literature, music and other items. Illustrations are in black and white.

The newsletters are a compilation of recent newspaper coverage of the Shrine and Shriners Hospitals. These items were placed in Florida as it is where the headquarters are of Shriners International.

Catalog contains emblems, pins, jewels, earrings, charms, and other items.