FR 005. Fraternal postcards

Postcard depicts a cartoon of a man in a fez and diaper running through grass, holding a pull-toy camel behind him, and passing a pyramid with "OOH&P" on one face and "Xerxes" on another face. The caption reads "A little oriental wearing his first pin."

Postcard depicts a drawing of the good samaritan story and tent on the left, with an acrostic poem using the initials I.O.O.F. titled "A Recipe for a Good Oddfellow."

The grayscale postcard depicts several symbols for the Odd Fellows, including three chain links, a handshake, crossed halberds, an eye in a diamond, and lamp.

Postcard with a black and white photograph of the Odd Fellows Home and a portrait of W. E. Troms., Grand Master, Connecticut, on the right side. On the left is a drawing of a red banner flag of the Odd Fellows with eye and three links. The photograph bears the caption "'Fairview' Odd Fellows Home, Groton, Conn."

Real photo postcard of a parade float with a banner that reads "Thomas Wildey, No. 11" with large letters "I. O. O. F." underneath. This likely refers to Thomas Wildey Encampment, No. 11, in Montpelier, Vermont.

Color postcard of the Odd Fellows Building in Orange, Massachusetts that also shows the building for Orange Savings Bank.