Second Battle of Trenton # F;AOK10184 Cherry

Second Battle of Trenton # F;AOK10184 CherryThis pen is made from a Cherry tree along the Continental line side of the Assunpink Creek in Trenton, a few yards from the bridge that was so crucially defended during the Second Battle of Trenton. Not only important in the ten crucial days but the site of perhaps the most important reenlistment of the war for independence. Margaret of Boca Raton said of her Battle of Trenton Trenton Old Barracks Pen Perfect gift! I love it so much I want to get one

This pen is various shades of gray

and cannon were loading into boats to cross the dangerous ice filled Delaware river on that famous Christmas night

I will pass these down to my children as they will to their own children

I have had the good fortune to be the recipient of its rare offering

This handsome pen is a highly chatoyant dark cherry wood red

Kim in FL said – “Fabulous workmanship

This William Penn Pen is made from a Cherry tree that was growing on land that was part of the colonial country manor of Founding Father William Penn

It is a light reddish brown with darker chevrons of grain and some chatoyance

The red blade has an eye in it that has a most interesting reflective quality when moved around in the light

I love it so much I want to get one for myself

Crafted by an American maker

by the Women's Temperance Society