Founding Fathers Robert Morris and George Clymer Signers' Mulberry Pen # B;ATH11016

Founding Fathers Robert Morris and George Clymer Signers' Mulberry Pen # B;ATH11016This pen is from Signers' Mulberry, held to be the only still living tree planted by a signer, growing at Summerseat in Morrisville Pennsylvania. Summerseat was not only Washingtons headquarters for a time but also the home of two signers of the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution Robert Morris and George Clymer. This pen is several shades of brown marbled with dark streaks and burled at the top. At the point there is a collar of red

It is a two tone pen with two little knots

This honey brown pen has a nice burl pattern

This pen is various shades of gray

This pen would have been in the next higher price bracket if a facet next to the point had not fallen out

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

This beige pen with lite brown grain was made from the Benjamin Rush Oak

The red blade has an eye in it that has a most interesting reflective quality when moved around in the light

This pen is made from a oak tree that was growing on the grounds of Washington Memorial Chapel over an archeological dig that revealed artifacts from an encampment of New England troops at Valley Forge

The honey colored wood on this pen gives off a brilliant little light show

This pen is several shades of brown marbled with dark streaks and burled at the top

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