William Penn #P;AOD2643 Box Elder

William Penn #P;AOD2643 Box ElderThis William Penn Pen is made from a Box Elder that was growing on land that was part of the colonial country manor of Founding Father William Penn. It and a number of other trees was removed to make room for a boat launch and parking lot on the Delaware River. The color is all natural though somewhat rare in the wood. The flame is most apparent when the pen is seen point up. CAUTION: the red color is photosensitive, and will fade to brown if exposed

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Kim in FL said about her several Pens – “Fabulous workmanship

but you will continue to add more

The flame is most apparent when the pen is seen point up

Kim in FL said of her Pens – “Fabulous workmanship

It’s kind of neat

Kim in FL said – “Fabulous workmanship

At the point there is a collar of red-gold flake acrylic

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Old and slow growing this coveted and cared for Holly yields its limbs parsimoniously

I keep a registry of these pens for future authentication if necessary