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Freedom Of Speech Norman Rockwell Stein. This stein depicts a man standing up and speaking about something he believes in at a meeting on the front with "Freedom of Speech" is in a banner just beneath. A Brief History: "During the 1940's , at the height of his career as an illustrator for The Saturdays Evening Post, Norman Rockwell created a series of four paintings that remain an enduring testament to American ideals: The Four Freedoms." This is a four part stein series, this particular stein is number 1.
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Goose Island Black Wooden Flight Tray. This is an all wooden, black tray with metal hinge. The tray measures 17" x 4.5". On the front of the tray is the Goose Island logo in white and gold with a banner that says Chicago's Craft Beer. Upon opening the tray you will see the same logo redone on the underside of the top. The opposite side of the tray, where the sampling glasses would sit is indented by about a centimeter. Though the majority of the tray is wood, in the indent there is a gripping rubber fabric so the glasses don't slide.
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Budweiser Select Small Crown Patch Hat is a faded black color. The eyelets, stitching, and underside of the hat are all black. The only real detail on this hat is an oval shaped dark gray patch on the front in the center. The oval is outlined in black stitching. Inside the oval is a light gray Budweiser Select crown.
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Goose Island Light Blue Heather T-Shirt Goose Island. This shirt is a ribbed collar, crew neck, short sleeved style t-shirt. Screen printed on the font is the Goose Island logo in a darker blue. On the left sleeve in dark blue "EST 1988 Chicago, Illinois".
