Washington Crossing Cherry #C;ATH11072

Washington Crossing Cherry #C;ATH11072I made this pen from a cherry tree growing at Washington Crossing the site where Washingtons men, crossed the dangerous ice filled Delaware river on that famous Christmas night, in preparation for the successful surprise attack in the 1st Battle of Trenton. This led to the Ten Crucial Days that rekindled the struggle of the failing American Revolution. This pen is a dark cherry wood red with a patch of dark gray at the top just above a hole in the

great communication

You’ll see what I mean when you tip it around in the light

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

it will fade to brown if exposed to strong light for extended periods

This pen has waves of chatoyance in cream and dark honey

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

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

It is a handsome chatoyant reddish brown pen with a knot slashing across the middle

The little branch this one was made from was so small that I could not avoid the bark which you can see in two of the pictures

Marc really puts his time into making this such a special gift with the packaging

This is truly a precious gift