FR 005. Fraternal postcards

A postcard advertising an Odd Fellows pennant made by Macoy Publishing & Masonic Supply Company of New York.

Real photo postcard of a man in uniform, with a note that says "Here is a picture of me in the uniform of the Woodmen Drill Team. Drop me a line soon," addressed to [Ub?]erman, from "W.D".

Postcard shows a poem on the front, beginning with "I always liked an ODD FELLOW --", and several different symbols for the organization, and an illustration of a woman riding a goat on the right side.

Postcard shows an American flag with the Odd Fellows 3 chain links, as well as the first stanza of "My Country, 'tis of the."

Postcard shows a charcoal drawing of a man and woman looking at each other with three chain links superimposed. At the top is the word "Oddfellow" and below is the caption "Evenly linked."

Postcard shows a charcoal drawing of a man and woman looking at each other with three chain links superimposed. At the top is the word "Oddfellow" and below is the caption "Evenly linked." Addressed to Mr. Harry Leese.

Real photo postcard of the interior of an Odd Fellows meeting room, with a photographically printed note to attend the first degree ritual.

An illustration of a man and woman standing on a bridge with the three chain links of the Odd Fellows symbol. At the bottom is the caption "An Odd Fellow."

Real photo postcard of a group of men seated and standing ina meeting room, with a caption at the bottom that says "Odd Fellows / The Drill Team" and a note of "Butler Studio" written on the bottom right corner.