Declaration of Independence signor George Clymer #A-APE550 The Clymer Yew

Declaration of Independence signor George Clymer #A-APE550 The Clymer YewI made this handsome pen from a Yew tree that was sheltering the final resting place of George Clymer. He is one of only six founding fathers that signed both the Declaration of independence and the United States Constitution. (This tree got me started in this endeavor in the first place). For more items from this site click here or try my Etsy site here Kim in FL said Fabulous workmanship! Beautifully packaged! I have purchased a total of eight or

This two tone pen has beige concentric ovals on one side and is honey brown with dark knots on the other

This helps continue the diligent work in the maintenance and care of their very Historic - must visit - sites

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

This pen is imbued with history

This softer wood is flatter than the rest of the pen

This pen is from Signers' Mulberry

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

a New Jersey signatory to the Declaration of Independence and the only signer captured and imprisoned by the British during the American Revolution

This William Penn Pen is made from a Box Elder that was growing on land that was part of the colonial country manor of Founding Father William Penn

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

Imagine the look on their face when your history loving military friend or relative realize what you just gave them