Box 1

Red photolithograph of Lady Liberty holding an American flag on the front with a divided back. The back has a photolithograph of a train that reads "B.P.O.E Special". Inside the postcard is a reduction printing of "The Elks' Bugle" with the latest news for members of the Elks.

Lithograph postcard with gold Elk head between the Elk's flag (gold Elk head with purple on either side) and an American flag. Below are steps with the words "fidelity, brotherly love, justice, and charity" and a clock that is pointing to 11

Postcard of brown plastic raised elks head on paperstock with a gold border. The bottom of the card reads "Detroit July 1910" also in a gold border.

Lithograph postcard of a Native American and a hunter entering the forest. At the top of the card it reads "Foresters of America" in raised gold letters with the seal under it.

Photolithograph of five photos of the exterior of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics' National Orphans' Home in Tiffin, Ohio. Two of the pictures are of the children who live there. In the middle of the card is the organization's emblem.

Printed poscard with an undivided back with assessment numbers due for the Knights and Ladies of Honor's lodge in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Lithograph of the dutch wind mill in the Golden Gate Park, downtown San Francisco, and the beach. Above the photographs is an eagle holding a banner announcing the dates of the convention from August 21st to the 28th in 1911.

Real photograph of the Illuminated Court of Honor at the Elk's Convention in Philadelphia. The walkway is lined by pillars strung with lights with elks statues at the start of the path.

Real photograph of the Illuminated Court of Honor at the Elk's Convention in Philadelphia. The walkway is lined by pillars strung with lights with elks statues at the start of the path. In the distance is a clock tower created out of string lights.

Photolithograph of the exterior of the Knights of Columbus Club Hotel in Gary, Indiana. The hotel is brick with a large parking lot in front that is filled with cars. There is a street that runs through the middle of the postcard with a trolley and tracks.