ODDFELLOWS SIMBOLOS

Riding the Goat is a cherished part of fraternal mythology but the Odd Fellows seem to be the only order that has ever memorialized it with a celluloid button. This little goat riding button dates from the turn of the century. It was made and distributed by The Pettybone Mfg. Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. It measures 3/4 of an inch across. It was donated to our museum by Mrs. Juanita A. Sutton, In Memory of her father (who owned and wore the button) Lloyd M. Mahr (1897-1991).

Antique Odd Fellows Ribbon and Medal Pin

25 year member Jewel

Odd Fellows Fraternity Belt Buckle

Antique Odd Fellows Three Links pin

Odd Fellows Three Link Fraternity 18K Gold Ring

Odd Fellows Gold Fraternity Ring: "F,L,T - Friendship, Love and Truth"

Odd Fellows Three Link Chain gold and ruby ring

Odd Fellows Three Links ring

Antique Odd Fellows match holder with I.O.O.F symbolism: Three links chain, all-seeing-eye, dove, bee hive and heart-and-hand

Sir John A. Macdonald, first Prime Minister of Canada, Odd Fellow Sash and regalia displayed at the Visitor Centre at Bellevue House, Kingston, Ontario.

Odd Fellows Lodge, Past Grand's Collar Regalia

Antique Odd Fellows fraternal collar

Circa 1940. Antique cast aluminum ashtray featuring Odd Fellows fraternal symbols: All Seeing Eye, Skull and Crossbones, Heart and Hand, Bow and Arrows, Scales, serpent and the three links chain. All have an important philosophical teaching to a member of the Fraternity.

10k Gold Victorian Odd Fellows Ribbon & Medal

Circa 1915. Antique Solid Oak Odd Fellows Arm Chair