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Discover a unique piece of fraternal history with this compelling 1909 postcard, featuring original artwork by Arthur L. Wise. The card depicts a humorous scene with a man in a tuxedo riding a goat or ram, accompanied by the playful slogan \"HELLO O-U-KID-O BILL!\". A prominent circular emblem proudly displays \"B.P.O.E.\" along with a deer or elk head, signifying its connection to the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. This sepia-gravure postcard, produced by Ullman Mfg Co. N.Y., captures a distinct era of American social culture and fraternal organization lore.This collectible item is part of the American Post Card Sepia-Gravure Series 160, No. 2528, making it a desirable piece for collectors of fraternal memorabilia, vintage postcards, or historical Americana. The card was postmarked in Denver, Colorado, on February 27, 1910, and sent to Sandy, Oregon, providing a tangible link to its journey through time. Its historical significance and distinctive imagery make it a fascinating addition to any collection, offering a glimpse into early 20th-century humor and fraternal society.
