Declaration of Independence signor Richard Stockton # N;ANB078 Black Locust

Declaration of Independence signor Richard Stockton # N;ANB078 Black LocustThis pen is made from a Black Locust tree growing at Morven. The house that served as the official residence of several New Jersey Governors, and was originally, the home of Richard Stockton, a New Jersey signatory to the Declaration of Independence and the only signer captured and imprisoned by the British during the 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

This pen is not only nicely figured on the surface but under the surface lye silver waves that move when you move the pen in the light

This pen is a chatoyant honey brown with a darker section surrounding some lapis circling a chip of mother of pearl

ever owned himself

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

The dark part is shades of dark gray and brown

I will pass these down to my children as they will to their own children

the pen is mounted on a padded

This pen is made from a Chestnut tree along the Continental line side of the Assunpink Creek in Trenton

This pen is a nicely chatoyant honey brown and cream with a little knot caped with a gold flake acrylic

There are a couple of pieces of turquoise where some wood was missing

removable tray

Look at the top of the first picture and you will see an ever open eye