Elks (Fraternal order)
Dates
- Existence: 1868
Places
- United States (Associated Country)
Found in 129 Collections and/or Records:
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Reunion postcard, 1906 July 17
Lithograph postcard depicting a woman riding in Elk car holding a goblet. The postcard was for the B.P.O.E reunion in July of 1906 in Denver, Colorado, and addressed to Mrs. Eda M. Cory of Indianapolis.
Black-Outs Old Time Minstrel Jubilee program, 1947 October 15
Blank certificate issued by the Watertown Lodge, No. 496, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, 1902
Chromolithograph certificate issued by the Watertown Lodge, No. 496, of New York (blank, no member has signed it). With large elk's head in the upper middle and various vignettes surrounding the printed text of the certificate documenting some of the activities of Elks such as taking care of orphan children, visiting the sick, and toasting at a banquet.
Bowling Schedule pamphlet issued by Willimantic Lodge, No. 1311, 1939-1940
Carroll Evan McPhee Masonic and fraternal collection, 1945-2001
Chart with Society Lodge Emblems, 1900-1910
Society Lodge Emblems Advertising Sheet made up of celluloid coated paper advertisement sheet with 16 polychrome panels, each containing an illustration of a photo/ emblem for various fraternal and sororal organizations. It reads "Chart No. 8/ SOCIETY LODGE EMBLEMS-IN NATURAL COLORS/ MADE IN 6 INCH, 7 1/2 INCH, 9 INCH DIAMETER ROUND, HAND PAINTED".
Chart with Society Lodge Emblems, circa 1900
A color chart of a collection of ceramic plates on metal stands entitled Chart No. 3--New Photo Flower, Society and Lodge Emblems, Made in 6 inch, 7 1/2 inch and 9 inch Round. In addition to emblems for fraternal and Masonic organizations, it includes emblems for U.S. Military and Florentine Placques.
Chas. M. Robbins Co. regalia brochures, undated
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.
Clock and Elk's Head postcard, 1915-1930
Printed yellow card with a clock pointing to 11 and an Elk's head on top. Below is a poem that solicits the reader of the postcard to toast to absent Elks/brothers.
Club Row, Scranton, Pennsylvania, 1930-1945
Color postcard illustrating a section of Scranton, Pennsylvania that is called "Club Row", with the Municipal Building, Scranton Club, Elks Club, Masonic Temple, and Scranton Central High School in the background.