Hey guys, welcome back to Masonic Curators where we are preserving Masonic history through telling the stories of some of the items that we've acquired over the years. Sometimes these things are antiques or heirlooms or whatever the case may be. Today on the program I've got a little something to show you regarding cups. Now last week we showed you a beer-stine that I had which is pretty cool. Now I want to ask how many of you out there have gone to a Masonic Festive Board where you've received something like this. This one here is from Fellowship Lodge. Number 490 and it's just like a shot glass. The column I can and they're heavy-based because you slam them down on the table after a toast. And that's pretty cool right? We've all kind of seen some of these. Those of you who remembered and came out last year to our 300 event for TMR got one of these which is a much larger version. It's really cool. It's our 300 free masonry legacy, free masonry's future 300 where we had the event at the George Washington Masonic Memorial which is what is there in the woods 300 in the square at Compass. So that's cool one too. Sometimes we get these ones which are wide-brimmed and sometimes a little different. We got these ones I want to say I got this one a few years ago at a table lodge at a pyramid house here in LLA. If you're interested in that I've got some stories for that one too. Maybe another Masonic Curator video. But I have another one that's kind of unique. How about this tin one? This one I got at the Scottish Right Follower Union at the Valley of Chicago commemorating the War of 1812. And this was back in 2015 and this is celebrating 200 years of peace. And it's just a simple tin or stainless steel stone. It's cool. But you know it was a really unique gift and we filled it up with some craft beer that year was pretty fun. But the actual item for this week is a different cup I received. I went to the Bristol Renaissance Fair up here in the Chicago land Wisconsin area. And I walked into this shop that sells wooden cups and they are really unique items. And the chances that I would come across this at a Renaissance Fair they only had one. But it actually is a wooden cup with the square and compass on it. And it's very lightweight. It's not super heavy. And it actually has this holder on it that goes on my belt so that the cup actually hangs off my belt. I bought my first kilt that year. So I've got a belt that goes on this and it hangs right off my waist. And wherever I stop at the different sands I pop this off and I kick off this dust cover and I have them fill it up with meat or whatever else. And it's a really nice cup. It's really fun. It's really cool. But what was neat was it was the first time I'd ever gone out to this Renaissance Fair with my kids and we had a blast. If you guys ever get a chance to go to one of these things it's really a lot of fun. The performers are great. But this particular cup I chose a dust cover that had an infinity symbol on. I don't know if you can see that I hope so. And yeah. So that's that. But also this led to something else that I received actually as a gift to kind of complete the ensemble of my kilt. I received an inquiry from a good friend of mine, brother Justin and brother Justin was not a brother at this time and he had made an inquiry into joining. So he asked about it. I got him into a rising sun lodge and he went through the degrees there. And one of the gifts that he bought me as somebody who helped him go through the degrees was this. And this is something else that is for the kilt. But it also has kind of the shoulder harness thing and these two clips on the back. So this actually usually will get clipped right in front of the kilt. And it's just a nice weather bag. Pretty cool. But I love it because when we go to the ren fair my kids and I all will get dressed up and I'll have the kilt on and some Masonic t-shirt. And I feel like I'm the Masonic representative at the the ren fair. So it's a lot of fun. And that's it for this week. So I hope you like these. I hope the video is not coming out too late. I pulled aside last night and that was way too late working on some photoshop projects. So again, sorry for the late video. And we'll talk to you guys all in just a couple days. Thanks again for watching. And if you like these videos, consider subscribing, liking the videos and don't forget to send in your own Masonic Curator video. The submission guidelines are on Masoniccurators.com. And that's it. Later, guys. Thanks again for watching.