Second Battle of Trenton # F;AOK10189 Cherry

Second Battle of Trenton # F;AOK10189 CherryThis pen is made from a Cherry tree along the Continental line side of the Assunpink Creek in Trenton, a few yards from the bridge that was so crucially defended during the Second Battle of Trenton. Not only important in the ten crucial days but the site of perhaps the most important reenlistment of the war for independence. Kim in FL said Fabulous workmanship! Beautifully packaged! I have purchased a total of eight or nine of this man's pens! I have

Beautifully packaged

The dark part is shades of dark gray and brown

Margaret of Boca Raton said of her Battle of Trenton – Trenton Old Barracks Pen - “Perfect gift

This led to the Ten Crucial Days that rekindled the struggle of the failing American Revolution

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

This pen is from Signers' Mulberry

it is a piece of history that you use and carry with you

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

Not only important in the “ten crucial days” but the site of perhaps the most important reenlistment of the war for independence

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

Crafted by an American maker

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