Declaration of Independence signor Richard Stockton # N;ANB0710 Black Locust and Lapis Pen

Declaration of Independence signor Richard Stockton # N;ANB0710 Black Locust and Lapis PenThis is a pen made from a Black Locust tree growing at Morven. This house served as the official residence of several New Jersey Governors, and was originally, the home of Richard Stockton, a New Jersey signatory to the Declaration of Independence and the only signer captured and imprisoned by the British during the American Revolution. The honey colored wood on this pen gives off a brilliant little light show that puts the lapis inlays to shame.

I keep wanting to buy more

The top portion is beige and gray with chtoyant stripes and a patch of gold flake acrylic

but you will continue to add more

Awesome shop owner with letters of authenticity to boot

Handsomely displayed in a custom made walnut case

This one can be a little breathtaking as areas of dark brown turn bright gold just bit tipping it a bit in the light

This interesting pen is from one piece of wood

This pen is from Signers' Mulberry

This penis beige with little knots and an engraved copy of this Founding Fathers signature

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