Box 2

Linen postcard with color illustration of Moose Hall in Northumberland, Pa.

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 depicts an all-seeing eye in the upper left corner, with the Odd Fellows chain links underneath and a hand reaching out with a heart on its palm. The right side depicts an impressionist-style color sketch of the globe with North America outlined in gold.

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.