Arizona Fraternal Items
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Included on this page are items from the various fraternal lodges found throughout Arizona and from municipal & civic organizations such fire departments, utility companies, teacher association, stockmen's groups, etc.
Arizona Lodge Pins
Phoenix El Zaribah Lodge - 1909 Convention in Louisville, Ky.
Winslow Elks Lodge - 1915 Convention in Los Angeles, Ca.
Tombstone Masonic Lodge - 1917 presentation pin to H. H. Hughart
Arizona Badges
Jerome, Arizona fireman's badge.
Tucson Elks Lodge - Fantastic celluloid souvenir piece showing various Tucson scenes.
Phoenix Elks Lodge 335 - 1911 Atlantic City Convention badge showing the Roosevelt Dam to commemorate its completion.
Arizona Teachers Association - 1910 badge from Douglas Arizona.
Bisbee Board of Trade - Ribbon from the 1908 annual banquet held to promote new business to Bisbee. The motto of the banquet was "Boost Bisbee".
City of Douglas Water Department - In October of 1909, the City of Douglas purchased the town's water infrastructure. This is an early inspector's badge.
Masonic Pin - Arizona Masonic pin showing the three Commandries present in the early 1900's (Phoenix, Prescott & Tucson). Globe & Bisbee would be added soon after.
Arizona Cattle Growers Association - A nice 1920 pin belonging to A. W. Roberts who owned a ranch in Sahuarita and was the Pima County Farm Bureau President in 1920 & 1921.
Yuma Elks Lodge # 476 - Convention pins from the 1909 convention in Los Angeles & 1912 convention in Portland, Oregon.
Hassayampa Club - An organization of Arizona transplant residents and merchants living in Los Angeles. These pinbacks were issued from 1907 to 1912 when Arizona obtained statehood. Notice the number 47 on the pinback on the right. This indicates that they thought Arizona would become the 47th state in 1911. It actually would become the 48th state in 1912.
