HMS Britannia Teak - bookmark Colour:Chrome Quality handmade wooden fountain pen

Quality handmade wooden fountain pen in Lacewood

to allow the cap to be mounted on the end while in use

Each pen will vary slightly as no two pieces of wood have quite the same grain pattern

This is a beautiful handmade fountain pen

The Inchgower is classified as a Lower Speyside malt and takes its water from a burn rising in the Menduff Hills to the south of Buckie

HMS Britannia Teak - bookmark Colour:Chrome Quality handmade wooden fountain penHMS Britannia Teak Bookmark Bookmark handmade in Teak taken from HMS Britannia, former training ship moored at Dartmouth from 1869 until towed away and broken up in 1916. The wood to make the pen was obtained from a book stand made originally when the ship was broken up in 1916. A lot of the wood from broken ships was used to make souvenirs. I have so far seen Ink wells Desk pen stands, tables and book cases made with the wood from HMS Britannia and