AMERICAN ODD FELLOWS CURTAIN VALANCE.

Late 19th early 20th centuries. Old red paint with applied gold painted moldings, scalloped crest with central painted all seeing eye and cut out three links of chain and "F. L. T." 16.5"h. 111"w.

AMERICAN ODD FELLOWS FOLK ART PAINTED LODGE BANNER / SCROLL, oil on canvas/oil cloth, divided into three sections, the two upper sections featuring 19 blocks depicting classic Odd Fellows symbols incl

Mid 19th century, pine. Simple design with paneled front original reddish brown and blue paint, stenciled gold decoration and in black on panel "In God We Trust". Some edge wear, age splits and has be

First quarter 20th century. Papier Mache skull and cross bones on a black pressed-wood back with wall bracket. 16"h. 14"w.

AMERICAN ODD FELLOWS LODGE PAINT-DECORATED CEREMONIAL PROP, rectangular hollow box with applied linked-chain gallery and ornamented reserves to sides, supported on a horizontal staff with ball ends to

AMERICAN ODD FELLOWS / LODGE FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CEREMONIAL STAFF, featuring an intertwining serpent with closed mouth, going up a shaft terminating in a spear head. Retains likely original po

AMERICAN LODGE / ODD FELLOWS FOLK ART RAMS HORN STAFF, with custom stand for display. Retains original polychrome painted surface. First quarter 20th century. 37" HOA.

19th and 20th centuries. Including badges, ribbons, By-Laws booklets, pins, fobs, sashes with medals and etc.

Odd Fellows pocket watch fob charm, Quarter Century Club 10K gold 50 year and 25 year with clear and red stones, etc.

[AMERICAN FOLK ART]. Painted Sign for Maxincuckee Lodge 373, Culver, IN, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. (American, 20th century). Paint on board. Lodge sign with “IOOF 373” with

Naval, fraternal (Odd Fellows) American, British and various uniform buttons. Bakelite and deco buttons (several matched pairs and groups) and collection of mother of pearl, enamel and painted buttons

James Kramer (American, b. 1927), "Oddfellows Hall - Mok Hill," watercolor, signed lower left, gallery label (Carmel Valley Art Gallery) verso, overall (with frame): 10.5"h x 14"w

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Pair of carved wooden Odd Fellows shelves. American. 19th century. H 21-1/4" W 11-1/4". Condition: Excellent original condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jar

Odd Fellows over-doorway arch, American, circa 1890. All seeing eye, friendship, love, truth. Wood with original paint. H 19" W 67" D 1-1/2". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www

13 books of assorted subjects including American history, schoolbooks, Civil War, and Oddfellows, largest is 9.5"T x 6.25"D

[AMERICAN FOLK ART]. Wood Carved Ball with Oddfellows Hand Symbol, Stars and Other Ornamentation. ca. 1930’s. Six gazelle horns attach at top and bottom to complete the sculpture. Possibly a tri

Odd Fellows whimsy triple link carving. American, 19th century. Links are separated. Carved from one piece of wood. Original paint. Approx L 11-1/2". Please refer to this link for a high-res image. ht

c.1920s Odd Fellows Ceremonial Axe with Graphics. 20 Inches long.

Second half 19th century. Found in Western Kentucky and likely from an Odd Fellows Lodge. Full skeleton wired and bolted together in a traditionally shaped coffin. Heart and hand over three link chain

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED FOLK ART FIGURAL CARVINGS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a large hourglass probably made for a fraternal organization such as the Odd Fellows, and a pair of miniature Victorian-sty

A Group of Three American Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mugs, Late 19th/Early 20th Century, Illustrating fraternal groups, including the Odd Fellows. Largest dimensions: h: 3 3/4 x dia: 3 5/8 in.

Lot of Odd Fellows bow and arrows. Carved wood with original paint and gilding. American, 19th century. Condition: Excellent Bow L 33" Arrows L 29".

North America, midwestern United States, Ohio, Cincinnati, ca. 1919 CE. A striking sword from one of the oldest fraternal orders in the United States - the Independent Order of Odd Fellows -comprised