Washington Crossing Tulip Poplar Pen #C;ATH11078

Washington Crossing Tulip Poplar Pen #C;ATH11078This pen is made from a Tulip Poplar tree growing near the Johnson Ferry House at Washington Crossing the site of the arduous and famous Christmas crossing that started the Ten Crucial Days. This hazardous but pivotal crossing and and the three battles that followed rekindled hope in a failing American Revolution. This pen is gray beige. The tree was located at 4017'58. 65"N 7452'7. 65"W Pen Features. Alternate hardware.

This helps continue the diligent work in the maintenance and care of their very Historic - must visit - sites

It is a two tone pen with two little knots

This pen is a chatoyant silver brown with darker streaks and patterns

This pen is beige with dark streaks and subtle rings of chatoyance

Margaret of Boca Raton purchased a Princeton Battlefield Pen and said – “Marc is such a pleasure to do business with

fine grained pen features an engraved copy of the Benjamin Franklin signature found on the United States Constitution

Handsomely displayed in a custom made walnut case

This pen is a highly chatoyant dark cherry wood red with a patch of gold and copper flake acrylic

and a personal touch

The metallic gold in the lower section is an inlay of acrylic I used to fill the home of a former resident

CAUTION: the red color is photosensitive

just all around HAPPY experience