Second Battle of Trenton # F;AOK10181 Cherry

Second Battle of Trenton # F;AOK10181 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. Pen Features. Alternate hardware.

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

great communication

This tree is located at 40°12'29

Inlayed with lapis and mother of pearl this pen is made from a Black Locust tree growing at Morven

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It and a number of other trees was removed to make room for a boat launch and parking lot on the Delaware River

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

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

The tree was located at  40°17'58

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

one filled with a gold acrylic and the other with turquoise

The tree was located at 40°17'58