Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Dates
- Existence: 1819
Found in 346 Collections and/or Records:
Odd Fellows Catalogue, No. 58, of Costumes, Paraphernalia, Regalia, and Supplies, circa 1890-1919
This catalog contains sashes, jewels, rugs, ritual materials, costumes, banners, and more. Some of the regalia are in color.
Odd Fellows Certificate issued by Danvers Lodge, No. 153, to Charles H. Ingalls, 1929
Odd Fellows certificate issued to P. G. S. K. Lothrop by Suffolk Lodge, No. 8, 1845
Odd Fellows certificate issued to P. K. Pickering, 1870-1890
Membership certificate for P.K. Pickering from an unknown lodge in Massachusetts. The certificate does not have a clear date, but it is estimated to be around 1870-1890. Details are difficult to make out as the ink is fading from this certificate. Seal of the Grand Lodge of I.O.O.F. at bottom of certificate with various images of eagle, all-seeing eye, mother and children, goddesses, and an angel
Odd Fellows Costumes and Equipment Catalog, No. 109, circa 1920
Catalog contains costumes, collars, banners, furniture, and other items. The "Costume for Slave to King" on page 63 romanticizes and appropriates non-white cultural heritage by using stereotypes and/or caricatures.
Odd Fellows Drill Team postcard, 1908-1918
Real photo postcard of a group of men seated and standing ina meeting room, with a caption at the bottom that says "Odd Fellows / The Drill Team" and a note of "Butler Studio" written on the bottom right corner.
Odd Fellows Goods catalog, No. 320, circa 1925
Includes Odd Fellows Goods catalog, No. 320, Costumes, Regalia, Paraphernalia, etc. manufactured by DeMoulin Bros. & Co. of Greenville, Illinois. Also includes inserts found within the catalog, mostly price lists, pamphlets, and order forms with envelopes.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association stock certificate, 1860-1869
Stock certificates (page of 2, uncut) of Odd Fellows' Hall Association printed by H.S. Crocker, Sacramento, CA.
Odd Fellows Home, Concord, New Hampshire postcard, 1909 November 29
Odd Fellows' Home for Children in Meadville, Pennsylvania, circa 1920
Exterior, general view