Knights of Pythias

Catalog of Gold Emblems for all fraternal orders that includes pins, buttons, charms and lodge jewels. No. 26 Illustrated Supplement to Catalogue No. 20. Shows images of emblems for Masonic as well as Moose, Eagles, Modern Woodmen, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, and many other fraternities

This postcard is a lithograph in sepia tone, showing the exterior of the Indiana Pythian building in Indianapolis, Indiana. The building is is located at the intersection of two streets, constructed of brick with numerous windows, with a curved front facade. An American flag is flying on the top of the building.

The postcard is a real photo with an undivided back. It depicts the exterior of the Knights of Pythias Temple in Cambridge City, Indiana. The temple is large with circular rooms on the left and right corners of the building. There is a large awning in the front, facing the street. The building is constructed of stone or brick. There is an area on the front of the card for a note.

Photolithograph in sepia tone of the Knights of Pythias and Balke's Opera House in Bellevue, Kentucky. The building is constructed of brick with tall windows and awnings on the windows that face the street, also with a white trim and a flag hanging from one of the exterior walls.

Real photograph of the Knights of Pythias and Elks' lodge room in Canton, Illinois. The building is constructed of brick with a white trim over the windows facing the front. there is a tree in the bottom left of the photograph.

Photolithograph with an undivided back. The exterior of the Knights of Pythias block in Lynn, Indiana. The building is constructed of brick with large arched windows in the front, and large store windows that face the street. Numerous men and two women are in front of the building.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Knights of Pythias building in Decatur, Indiana. The building is constructed of brick with a front porch. The photograph of black and white with a painted light blue sky.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Knights of Pythias building in Indianapolis, Indiana. The building is on the corner of two streets and is in the shape of a "V," constructed of white brick with numerous windows.