Patriarchs Militant

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Certificate of withdrawal for Albert Morganfeld from Patriarchs Militant, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Canton Dept. of Erie, New York, No. 26. This is an Honorable Discharge for Morganfeld

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Fraternal regalia and supply catalog mostly displaying goods for Independent Order of Odd Fellows and its related Encampment Lodge as well as Patriarchs Militant organizations. It includes images, descriptions, and prices for costumes, banners, badges, collars, blank minute books and much more

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This catalog contains sashes, jewels, rugs, ritual materials, costumes, banners, and more.

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Real photo postcard of four members of Odd Fellows, Patriarch Militant. All four men are in full regalia, three standing and one sitting down.

Scope and Contents An "Illustrated Catalogue and Price List of Masonic and Other Secret Society Charms, Jewels, Rings, Badges and Lapel Buttons." The catalogue includes objects for people of all rank, such as Past Master, Past Eminent Commander, Past Commander In Chief, and High Priest. There are also objects for specific groups such as the Scottish Rite, Knights Templar, Knights of Ancient Essenic Order, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Order of the Eastern Star, the Order of Chosen Friends, the Knights of...

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Panorama outdoor view of Independent Order of Odd Fellows Patriarchs Militants and Lodge posed in three ranks on the steps of their lodge building. Adjacent is the shop of John Elliot, Undertaker.

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Collection includes programs for the Texas Children's home, the Rebekah Assemblies, a souvenir program, and more.

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A collection of material found in an Independent Order of Odd Fellows Bible that includes programs, certficiates, invitations and dues receipts. The material is related to the Rautenberg, Schutt, Morganfeld, and Westphal families, who were related through marriage, which are detailed in the Bible on pages entitled Births, Marriages, and Deaths. The Bible was presumably owned by Mary Rautenberg, as her name is written on one of the blank pages near the beginning of the Bible.