American Revolution Princeton Battlefield Pecan Tree with turquoise Pen # GANH25029

American Revolution Princeton Battlefield Pecan Tree with turquoise Pen # GANH25029Thie is not just a pen, it is a piece of history that you use and carry with you, as a pen. Imagine the look on their face when your history loving military friend or relative realize what you just gave them. I made this pen from a pecan tree growing in Princeton Battlefield. There are a couple of pieces of turquoise where some wood was missing, For more items from this site click here or try my Etsy site here. Pen Features. Alternate hardware.

perfect for the history buff who likes to keep an eye on things

held to be the only still living tree planted by a signer

but you will continue to add more

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

It is the backdrop of most pictures taken of the Great Man’s Grave

This pen is made from a Black Locust tree growing at Morven

L Young of Utah said of her Princeton Battlefield pen – “Another big hit

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

I made this pen from a Black Locust tree at Washington Crossing growing near the spot where Washington’s men

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

This pen is dark beige with subtle rings of chatoyance

CAUTION: the red color is photosensitive