Washington Crossing Tulip Poplar Pen #C;ATH11081

Washington Crossing Tulip Poplar Pen #C;ATH11081This pen is made from a Tulip Poplar tree growing near the Johnson Ferry House 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 various shades of gray. The tree was located at 4017'58. 65"N 7452'7. 65"W Pen Features. Alternate hardware.

are shared with the Christ Church Preservation Trust

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

Kim in FL said about her Pens – “Mere words cannot express the beauty of these writing instruments

This tree is located at 40°12'29

crossed the dangerous ice filled Delaware river on that famous Christmas night

All of the little details were looked over so carefully

This pen is a dark cherry wood red with a patch of dark gray at the top just above a hole in the wood that I filled with a bluish peace of mother of pearl

Patricia of Maryland said of the Princeton Battlefield Pen she bought as a gift – “Purchased for my son

The tree was located at  40°17'58

I made this pen from a pecan tree growing in Princeton Battlefield

The dark wood is contrasted with an inlay of light blue turquois

the dark and light parts separated from each other while drying out so I reconnected them with some gold acrylic