Washington Crossing Oak #I;ATH11031

Washington Crossing Oak #I;ATH11031I made this pen from a Oak tree at Washington Crossing growing near the spot where Washingtons men, horses, and cannon were loading into boats to cross the dangerous ice filled Delaware river on that famous Christmas night, in preparation for the successful surprise attack in the 1st Battle of Trenton. This led to the Ten Crucial Days that rekindled the struggle of the failing American Revolution. This pen is brown with a nicely chatoyant oak grain,

The dark wood around the worm hole is contrasted with an inlay of light blue turquois

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

The highly polished

This pen is a handsomely chatoyant dark brown

the pen is mounted on a padded

There is no clip on this pen because there was not any part I was willing to cover up

It is a handsome chatoyant reddish brown pen with a knot slashing across the middle

This is a pen made from Holly growing at the only home the Father of the America Revolution

The tree was located at  40°17'58

This pen is made from a sassafras tree that was growing on the grounds of Washington Memorial Chapel at Valley Forge

This pen is made from a Maple tree growing at Washington Crossing the site of the arduous and famous Christmas crossing that started the Ten Crucial Days

65"N  74°52'7