Knights of Malta

Scope and Contents View of group of men in full regalia or uniform sitting and standing. Location is Quincy, Massachusetts. Dated June 13-14, 1927. Knights of Malta considers itself to be the most ancient fraternal order in existence, tracing its origin back to A.D. 1048, and questionable linkage to the Crusades in 1099. The fraternal order was introduced to the United States in 1870 by receiving its charter from a Scottish Commandery. Its stated role is to defend the Protestant faith, defend civil and...

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This collection contains eight Chas. M. Robbins Co. regalia brochures. Date is unclear.The majority of the brochures advertise jewels and badges for the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks and Knights of Malta.

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Photolithograph postcard of the exterior of the Knights of Malta Temple in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The building is constructed of gray brick with an American Flag on the top of the temple. There are trees in front of the building and a cross in the top center window. The front of the postcard is stamped with "Plates destroyed".

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Photolithograph postcard of the interior of the Knights of Malta Temple in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. There is a table in the middle of the room with a matching one at the front of the room. There are arched windows on either side of an arched alter. There are benches and chairs around the room.

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Photolithograph postcard of the interior of the Knights of Malta Temple with green floors, arhces windows, and an alter in the cneter of the room as well as at the front of the room.

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This catalog contains paraphernalia, costumes, supplies, and more for the Knights of Malta. The supplies are separated in the index by degree. All images are in black and white. On the title page, there is a handwritten note that says "Prices in this Book out of date. Special prices on inquiry." There is also a stamp that says "Arthur W. Kenney, selling agent, Boston Office, 46 Cornhill."

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Card reads, "Make this the Banner Year, 5000 Recruits to the ranks of the Knights of Malta." Red and black background with names of Grand Recorders from Pennslyvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Maine.

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Knights of Malta Postcard depicting Knight of Malta in uniform. Reverse reads "...Over Drover's & Mechanics Bank, York, PA" in print, with a first line having been cut off. Address is hand written is as "Mr. Edmund/ Goodberg/ Munhall-Penn" in pencil "K of M".

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Photolithograph of the Knights of Malta Temple in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The building is constructed of brick with a stone entrance. There are trees in front of the building that make the temple only partially visible.

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Photolithograph postcard of the exterior of the Knights of Malta temple in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The temple is constructed of tan bricks with a stone trim. In front of the building is a horse-drawn carriage. The front of the postcard is stamped "Plates destroyed".