1800s Ames Mfg Co Scabbard Piece with Engraved Masonic Symbols crate and super useful as a

and super useful as a trivet on the dinner table or just for a cup of tea

then released by German publisher Kurt Wolff in 1924

and features graphite

with concentric rings of orange

all of which pack up to fit perfectly inside

1800s Ames Mfg Co Scabbard Piece with Engraved Masonic Symbols crate and super useful as aThis fabulous thing, hand etched with an jam packed array of Freemasonry symbols, would once have been part of the scabbard or sheath for a ceremonial sword, with the rings allowing it to be hung proudly on the wall in between ritual wieldings:) I don't have much of an interest in swords, but I am sure glad someone salvaged this piece, which now I'd hang from those two rings just as it is. The metal piece itself was produced by the Ames Manufacturing