Founding Fathers Robert Morris and George Clymer Signers' Mulberry Pen # B;ATH11013

Founding Fathers Robert Morris and George Clymer Signers' Mulberry Pen # B;ATH11013This pen is from Signers' Mulberry, held to be the only still living tree planted by a signer, growing at Summerseat in Morrisville Pennsylvania. Summerseat was not only Washingtons headquarters for a time but also the home of two signers of the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution Robert Morris and George Clymer. This pen is beige and light brown with a patch of gold flake in acrylic. This tree is located at 4012'29. 28"N, 7446'47.

This pen is a chatoyant silver brown with darker streaks and patterns

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

This pen is beige with dark streaks and subtle rings of chatoyance

He is one of only six founding fathers that signed both the Declaration of independence and the United States Constitution

The color is all-natural though somewhat rare in the wood

This pen is various shades of gray

I made this pen from a Oak tree at Washington Crossing growing near the spot where Washington’s men

This pen is made from a Black Locust tree growing at Morven

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

This turned out to be a two sided pen

It is a light reddish brown with darker chevrons of grain and some chatoyance

and a personal touch