Ambrotype Portrait finely enhanced with gold of a medal-winning man sketching a smile in a Bakelite Union Case with a relief scene.
 On the case, relief scenes are molded in bakelite and the interior has on one side a piece of embossed velvet and on the other, an ambrotype set with a pinchbeck.
 The embossed pattern represents the symbols of Freemasonry.
 -Square and compass to represent Freemasons and Masonic lodges worldwide.
 -The letter G in the center represents Geometry (but also Glory, or Grandeur, God...)
 -The eye surrounded by sunbeams, or Eye of Providence, represents the Great Architect of the Universe (God) watching over humanity.
 -the pillars representing strength and establishment.
 -the mosaic pavement, a symbol of the duality of the world.