Fraternal organizations

Society Lodge Emblems Advertising Sheet made up of celluloid coated paper advertisement sheet with 16 polychrome panels, each containing an illustration of a photo/ emblem for various fraternal and sororal organizations. It reads "Chart No. 8/ SOCIETY LODGE EMBLEMS-IN NATURAL COLORS/ MADE IN 6 INCH, 7 1/2 INCH, 9 INCH DIAMETER ROUND, HAND PAINTED".

A color chart of a collection of ceramic plates on metal stands entitled Chart No. 3--New Photo Flower, Society and Lodge Emblems, Made in 6 inch, 7 1/2 inch and 9 inch Round. In addition to emblems for fraternal and Masonic organizations, it includes emblems for U.S. Military and Florentine Placques.

Postcard with a black and white photograph of an exterior view of the Moose Temple in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the left, and an emblem of the Loyal Order of the Moose with crossed American and Pennsylvania flags and Liberty Bell placed over a rising sun. At the top reads "Howdy pap" and at the bottom is an announcement for the "29 Annual Convention/Loyal Order of Moose/Week of July 22nd 1917."

Includes postcards, brochures, regalia catalogs, certificates, member directories, programs, and summons for Masonic and fraternal organizations, as well as postcards and first day covers for the Eastern States Exposition (also known as The Big E).

Small collection of photographs and a brochure of Mooseheart and Moosehaven. Photographs include 2 shots of the large chapel which holds Protestant and Catholic services (Mooseheart), an aerial view of Mooseheart on the Fox River, a view of the Centennial Plaza (Mooseheart). The brochure includes images of both Mooseheart and Moosehaven

This collection includes pamplets with the titles, "Lifetimes of Happiness and Security for every wife and mother" and "Moose Members get more out of life because…"

Postcard shows an illustration of a moose standing in a field with an American flag waved in the distance by soldiers. A printed message on the bottom says that this card was distributed at a YMCA concert on the war front, by a representative of the Loyal Order of the Moose, and includes a message of well-being. The reverse has a printed message offering to help "your Boy in France" from the Loya Order of Moose in Paris.