MM 015. Masonic postcards

Illustrated postcard of a woman riding a goat in a flower-filled forest. At the bottom reads "Are you a Mason?...". Addressed to Fred Moore of Essex, Iowa.

Illustration of a gathering of several women, pointing to a weight and a Masonic square and compass with all-seeing eye in the corner. The top of the postcard reads "Are you a Mason?" and the bottom caption reads "The Mason's wife giving away the secret. The back of the postcard bears a note "No. 546. Printed in Great Britain."

Cartoon postcard with men wearing Masonic aprons, offering a beer bottle to a goat. Above it reads "Are you a Mason? The Test." The reverse is printed with "Made in Gt. Britain. No. 1980."

Illustrated postcard of a man chiseling at a block while a goat watches. Above reads "Are you a Mason? The Apprentice." The back is printed with "National series, Made in Gt. Britain. No. 917".

Cartoon illustration of a goat ramming a man with its horns, making his top hat fly off. Above reads "Are you a Mason?" and below reads "Receiving the password." The reverse is printed with "National Series" and "printed in Great Britain." Addressed to Mr. Cornelius Scanlaw.

An illustration of Humpty Dumpty and children on a flower filled setting. Above reads "We support youth" and below reads "Family of Freemasonry." The reverse explains this is a rendition of a Tournament of Roses float that was sponsered by the Family of Freemasonry.

Blank postcard with an illustration of a pennant sold by Macoy Publishing & Masonic Supply Company, with explanations of pricing.

Undivided back postcard addressed to George W. Chester, Esq, Masonic Temple, Boston, Mass with a 1 cent stamp from the Commemorative Series, 1907. The front of the postcard includes an emblem referring to the Sohar Book I, Siphra de Zeniutha.

Postcard invitation to attend a communication of Humanity Lodge, No. 20, with options listed on a drawing of a scroll. "M.M. degree" and "Refreshments" are marked, as is "Tuesday", "April", and "13" along the bottom.

Postcard with a printed message informing the recipient that the Androscoggin Masonic Relief Association's annual meeting is extended to January 14th. Addressed to William H. Hunt of Liberty, Maine.