Fraternal organizations
Found in 1411 Collections and/or Records:
Ames Sword Co. Furniture catalogs, No. 9a, 1927
Ames Sword Company catalog records, 1891-1928
Collection of catalog records from Ames Sword Company in Chicopee, Massacusetts, including 35 photographs of Knights Templar banners, Gethsemane Commandery, No.35, Ne[w]tonville, Massachusetts, and 12 photographs of American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) banners. Some of the photographs have typed descriptions and price lists on the reverse.
An Odd Fellow postcard, undated
An illustration of a man and woman standing on a bridge with the three chain links of the Odd Fellows symbol. At the bottom is the caption "An Odd Fellow."
Ancient, Honorable, and Accredited Order of Lumberjacks' special convention souvenir, 1940 February 17
Pamphlet of the Ancient, Honorable, and Accredited Order of Lumberjacks' special convention in Manchester, New Hampshire in 1940. This pamphlet includes a menu for the convention and a photograph of the order's members and the members' wives. There is also a roster of delegates, with a list of the highest ranking officers, such as Head Chopper, Head Skinner, Head Sawyer, Candidate Walking Boss, Assistant Walking Boss, Bull Cook, and Inkslinger.
Ancient Order of Foresters postcard, undated
Postcard includes the seal for the Ancient Order of Foresters and an appeal for membership on the front. The reverse includes an appeal for donations for Christmas.
Ancient Order of Hibernians symbol postcard, 1915-1930
Ancient Order of United Workmen broadside, 1896
A.O. U. W broadside for an excursion to Boston on Friday, July 24, 1896 gives the train schedule from Springfield to Boston and back
Ancient Order of United Workmen membership chart, 1907
Blank Ancient Order of United Workmen color lithograph for membership as Master Workman. The chart has the mottos of Protection, Charity, Hope and its illustrations include several vignettes supporting mottos, as well as many symbols such as anchor, Bible, sun, hand shake, all seeing eye, columns, Classical female figures, and shields.
Ancient Order of United Workmen of Connecticut insurance pamphlet, 1922
Small, blue pamphlet about the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Connecticut (or "The Pioneer Fraternal Insurance Society of America"), who operate in Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey. The pamphlet includes brief summaries of what the A.O.U.W. is and does, a history of the order, financial statements, and a record of gross assets from 1904 to 1922.