Washington Crossing Maple Pen #C;ATH11093

Washington Crossing Maple Pen #C;ATH11093This 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. This hazardous but pivotal crossing and and the three battles that followed rekindled hope in a failing American Revolution. This pen is beige with subtle rings of chatoyance. Pen Features. Alternate hardware.

This pen is not only nicely figured on the surface but under the surface lye silver waves that move when you move the pen in the light

This impressive pen is a highly chatoyant light silver gray with a knot slashing through the top and a void in this wood filled with a copper flake on a dark blue background acrylic

This beige pen with a dark pattern at the top where a knot slashes through the top was made from the Benjamin Rush Oak

The dark wood around the worm hole is contrasted with an inlay of light blue turquois

Deborah in PA said of her William Penn Pen – “   Beautiful pen- great shipping

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was removed to make room for a boat launch and parking lot on the Delaware River

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

It and a number of other trees was removed to make room for a boat launch and parking lot on the Delaware River

add to this pens continuing history (special signing and presentation letters and photos)

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

I made this pen from a Black Walnut tree growing near the Johnson Ferry House at Washington Crossing  the site where Washington’s men