FR 005. Fraternal postcards
Found in 488 Collections and/or Records:
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.
Woman Sitting on Man's Lap with Elk Head in Background postcard, 1908
Color Lithograph Woman in pink dress sitting on man's lap with Elk head in the background and a grandfather clock pointing to 11. Short poem at the bottom of the card reads "Father calls him William/ Mother calls him Will/ The girls all call him Willie/ But an Elk says Hello Bill".
Man in fraternal military uniform postcard, 1890-1920
Black and white photograph postcard of man in full uniform facing proper right wearing military uniform, white gloves and holding sword at hip level. Uniform is plain black with shoulder boards and high collar with "NH". Hat is saucer style cap with "NH" diamond and crossed swords.
Knights of Malta postcard, circa 1900
Knights of Malta Postcard depicting Knight of Malta in uniform. Reverse reads "...Over Drover's & Mechanics Bank, York, PA" in print, with a first line having been cut off. Address is hand written is as "Mr. Edmund/ Goodberg/ Munhall-Penn" in pencil "K of M".
Postcard, Modern Woodmen of America, 1908 June 14
A color postcard with emblem of Modern Woodmen of America and illustrations of men cutting down trees in the forest.
St. George's Fellowship postcard, 1933 December 15
Postcard for Order Sons of St. George with fraternal group's emblem, St. George slaying the dragon in full color. Postcard entitled St. George's Fellowship. It is addressed and sent with a short message
Knights of Columbus postcard, circa 1917
Black and white postcard, Knights of Columbus, with image of their building in the forest. The postcard is blank and was never sent.
"Writing Home to Mother at K of C Building" postcard, circa 1917
Black and white postcard, Knights of Columbus, with image of the interior their building and soldiers writing home during World War I. Postcard is blank and was never sent.
Fraternal postcard collection, 1897-1945
This collection consists of ten postcards mainly from the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. There is also a postcard from the Grange, Knights and Ladies of Honor, and a Masonic parade procession.