Declaration of Independence signer Dr. Benjamin Rush # K;ATE1600 from the Benjamin Rush Oak

Declaration of Independence signer Dr. Benjamin Rush # K;ATE1600 from the Benjamin Rush OakThis light chatoyant brown pen with a dark knot in the middle with a metallic blue acrylic check mark in it was made from the Benjamin Rush Oak, a tree planted over the grave of Declaration of Independence Signer Dr. Benjamin Rush, by the Women's Temperance Society. For more items from this site click here or try my Etsy site here. Pen Features. Alternate hardware.

This tree is located at 40°12'29

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

and a number of other trees

This pen has waves of chatoyance in honey brown wood

This is a pen made from Holly growing at the only home the Father of the America Revolution

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

This pen is a nicely chatoyant honey brown and cream with a little knot caped with a gold flake acrylic

and appreciations

I love it so much I want to get one for myself

Crafted by an American maker

This pen is made from a sassafras tree that was growing on the grounds of Washington Memorial Chapel at Valley Forge

CAUTION: the red color is photosensitive