Concordia Club Token: Eutaw and Redwood Streets, Baltimore, Maryland Token depicting an eagle on the obverse and the inscription "Concordia Club 5" on the reverse. The Concordia Club was a liberal German club founded in 1842 in Baltimore, Maryland, located at the corner of Eutaw and Redwood (formerly German) Streets. It burned down in 1910. The token dates from January 1, 1875. Jews played an important role in the club, and it effectively became an elite Jewish club.
Post-Civil War Token: Concordia Club, Baltimore, Maryland Post-Civil War token. The front depicts an eagle similar to that found on a gold coin. The back reads "CONCORDIA CLUB 5." The Concordia Club was a liberal German club established in Baltimore in 1842. It burned down in 1910. Jews played a significant role in the club, and it essentially became an elite Jewish club. The club was located on Eutaw Street at the corner of German (now Redwood) Street. Date of issue estimated as 1/1/1875.
Program for the First Annual Grand Ball of the Milton Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January 1, 1917 Four-page program for the First Annual Grand Ball of the Milton Club held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on January 1, 1917. Includes an advertisement from Friedman's Clothing and Rental. The program also contains World War I era songs.
Resolution of the 'Club Tangled Up Twelve' to Close Account at Hibernia Savings & Loan Society, San Francisco, California, May 1, 1895 A resolution document dated May 1, 1895, from the 'Club Tangled Up Twelve' to close their account at the Hibernia Savings & Loan Society in San Francisco, California. The document is signed by Charles S. Levy and Coleman Jelinsky.