Washington Crossing Oak #I;ATH11037

Washington Crossing Oak #I;ATH11037I 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 swirls of dark and light brown with the

it will fade to brown if exposed to strong light for extended periods

and a number of other trees

This handsome pen is a highly chatoyant dark cherry wood red

I made this handsome pen from a Yew tree that was sheltering the final resting place of George Clymer

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It is engraved with a copy of his signature

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

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

The honey colored wood and the mother of pearl on this pen give off a brilliant light show

This pen is gray-beige

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

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