Declaration of Independence signer Dr. Benjamin Rush # K;ATE1642 from the Benjamin Rush Oak

Declaration of Independence signer Dr. Benjamin Rush # K;ATE1642 from the Benjamin Rush OakThis beige pen with a dark pattern at the top where a knot slashes through the top was made from the Benjamin Rush Oak, a tree planted over the grave of Declaration of Independence Signer Dr. Benjamin Rush, by the Women's Temperance Society. For more items from this site click here or try my Etsy site here. Pen Features. Alternate hardware.

There was no part of this pen I was willing to cover up so there is no clip

This two tone pen has beige concentric ovals on one side and is honey brown with dark knots on the other

Kim in FL said about her Pens – “Mere words cannot express the beauty of these writing instruments

This pen is beige and light brown with a patch of gold flake in acrylic

and was originally

Thank you so much

Kim in FL said  – “Fabulous workmanship

This pen has waves of chatoyance in honey brown wood

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

Not only important in the “ten crucial days” but the site of perhaps the most important reenlistment of the war for independence

I made this pen from a Black Locust tree growing in Princeton Battlefield

You will see what I mean when you tip it around in the light