FR 005. Fraternal postcards
Found in 494 Collections and/or Records:
Interior View of the Knights of Malta Temple in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, postcard, 1911 September 30
Photolithograph postcard of the interior of the Knights of Malta Temple with green floors, arhces windows, and an alter in the cneter of the room as well as at the front of the room.
Elks Temple in Cincinnati, Ohio postcard, 1915-1930
Photolithograph postcard of the exterior of the Elks temple in Cincinnati, Ohio. The building is constructed of brick with a stone first story and trim. On top of the building, the American flag is flying.
Fraternal Order of Eagles emblem postcard, circa 1906
Leather poscard with Fraternal Order of Eagles emblem on the front (eagle with horseshoe underlying).
Fraternal Order of Eagles postcard, circa 1905
Leather postcard with an eagle soaking its feet in a tub. The eagle has an bandage around its head and is sitting in a chair. The bag next to his feet reads "F.O.E" and the caption on the post card states "Having a bird of a time in Denver."
Ohio Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution postcard, 1910
Photolithograph postcard of a woman dressed in a blue and white dress working at a spinning wheel. The Daughters of the American Revolution emblem is in the bottom right corner. The top of the postcard "OHIO" is written in green with leaves surrounding it.
Silver foil elk head with a cross postcard, 1907-1909
Paperstock postcard with raised silver foil (TIN) depicting an elk head with a cross, pine cones, and leaves.
Founding Father, elk, and Liberty Bell postcard, circa 1907
Lithograph postcard with an embossed founding father presenting a gray elk. A liberty bell appears in a medallion in the upper left corner. This postcard may have been created for the 1907 Elks convention that took place in Philadelphia, Penn.
Elks' Circus and Parade in Joliet, Illinois, postcard, circa 1909
Real photo postcard of the Elks' Circus in Joliet, Illinois. There is a parade with a float of a fish and people dressed up as clowns. People lined the street on either side with some in horse-drawn carriages.
Panorama photograph of Evergreen Camp, No. 174, postcard, undated
Real photo panorama postcard of women in dresses and robes belonging to the Royal Neighbors of America which started out as an auxiliary to the Woodmen of the World. Some are carrying staffs while others hold banners that read "Faith" "Endurance" and "Courage." The middle banner reads either "Evergreen Camp, No. 174" or "Evergreen Camp, No. 17."
