Elks (Fraternal order)

This brochure put out by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks introduces the Sunset Line (a train line running from New Orleans, LA to Los Angeles, CA) as a way of traveling to their convention. The booklet includes information about the train, its amenities, and the different cities the train passes through. The brochure is set up with an illustration on the left half of the spread and text on the right half.

The postcard is a purple photolithograph of a man and two women in a decorated car. There are flowers surrounding the entire car. The caption reads "A Private Auto in Parade." The postcard was made for the 1909 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Convention in Los Angeles, California.

Photolithograph of the Army and Navy Elks club in Manila Bay, Philippines. The buildling is gray stone with large windows. There are trees that surround the complex.

Color Lithograph depicting a baby on top of an Elk's head raising a glass of red liquid. Under it reads "Eleven O'Clock" with a clock pointing to the corresponding time.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Elks Club in Los Angeles, California. In the foreground is grass and trees with the Elks club towering in the background. The exterior is gray with statues chisled out of the granite on the corners of the building.

Undivided back. Front announces a dance at an Elks' lodge.

Lithograph postcard with gold Elk head between the Elk's flag (gold Elk head with purple on either side) and an American flag. Below are steps with the words "fidelity, brotherly love, justice, and charity" and a clock that is pointing to 11

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Elks home in Buffalo, New York. In the foreground is a statue of an Elk. The building is white with a green trim. The front porch has a sign that reads "B.P.O.E"

Photolithograph of exterior of Elk's Home in Juneau, Alaska. The exterior is yellow with a brick first story.

Paperstock postcard with Elk that is lined in glitter and has red studded eyes. The top of the postcard reads "Hello Bill, I'm in Philadelphia." Below the elk the abreviation B.P.O.E is written. There is a message written in pencil on the front.