Elks (Fraternal order)

Lithograph postcard depicting the court of honor at the Elks convention in Philadelphia. The picture includes city buildings in purple, with an embossed design of decorative pillars, elks, and rows of street lamps in yellow elks in two rows. Two flags hang on either side reading "B.P.O.E" for the Benevolent Order of Elks. In the background, there is an illuminated tower.

Postcard of brown plastic raised elks head on paperstock with a gold border. The bottom of the card reads "Detroit July 1910" also in a gold border.

Postcard depicts a man and woman embracing inbetween the antlers of an elk, with the seal of the Elks and phrase "Eleven O Clock" below.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Elks home in Duquesne, Pennsylvania. The home is green with a front porch and brown trim. There is an elk head hanging between the second and third stories.

Full color photolithograph post card of Elks Temple No. 99, Sixth and Parkview Sts., Los Angeles, CA, overlooking Westlake Park. Message from Matthew Corbett, 607 So. Park View St, Los Angeles, CA.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Elks club house in Tannersville, New York. The house is light and dark brown with numerous windows and a front porch that extends into a gazebo.

Photolithograph postcard of the Elks Arch of Honor on East Main Street in Dallas, Texas. The arch reads "Welcome Elkdom" with a clock in the middle that is on 11. The arch is created with 4 supporting pillars, supporting an openwork dome, capped with an elk statue. The caption reads "Elks Arch of Honor Looking East on Main Street"/"Dallas, Texas. July 1908".

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Elks building in Hartford, Connecticut. The exterior is yellow with a brown front door and two trees in the foreground. On the corner of the street are three trash cans