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Full color photolithograph post card of Elks Temple No. 99, Sixth and Parkview Sts., Los Angeles, CA, overlooking Westlake Park. Message from Matthew Corbett, 607 So. Park View St, Los Angeles, CA.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Elks club in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The building is constructed of bricks and white stones that are used as a trim. The window decorations are ornate, as is the front entrance.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the elks home in Roanoke, Virginia. The home is brown with a green trim and a large front awning on the porch. There is a flag that hangs from the top story of the building.

Photolithograph of the Army and Navy Elks club in Manila Bay, Philippines. The buildling is gray stone with large windows. There are trees that surround the complex.

Photolithograph of the exterior of a building that was decorated for the Elks' Carnival in Los Angeles, California. There are American flags hung from every window and large pendants that are hung around the building.

Lithograph postcard depicting the court of honor at the Elks convention in Philadelphia. The picture includes city buildings in purple, with an embossed design of decorative pillars, elks, and rows of street lamps in yellow elks in two rows. Two flags hang on either side reading "B.P.O.E" for the Benevolent Order of Elks. In the background, there is an illuminated tower.

Printed list of the members of the IOGT who died in the year 1896-1897 in the Manchester Commandery of Manchester, New Hampshire. The postcard lists the persons number, name, location, age, the date of admittance into the organization, the date of death, rate, cause of death, and monies paid.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Pythian Castle in Frederick, Maryland. The building is made of brown brick with a white trim and green shades in the windows. There is a car in the foreground.

Lithograph and print of the J.O.U.A.M's emblem. Above are two American flags with a schoolhouse in between and an open Bible that reads "Our Public School and the Holy Bible Rein." At the bottom of the card is the date of the banquet and its location.

Photochrome of the Reverend Michael McGivney's statue in Waterbury, Connecticut. The statue was constructed in March of 1957 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of his founding the Knights of Columbus. The statue is brown on top of a marble pillar.