Ballpoint twist pen in Teak from HMS Britannia, Dartmouth (1869-1905) railway No Tree is damaged or

No Tree is damaged or destroyed in the process of harvesting this wood

A receipt for the propeller issued by the R J Mitchell Memorial Museum Ltd  /Southampton Hall of Aviation in 1992 shows the blades to be from a Spitfire and produced circa 1942

then it was then then stored in a controlled environment to season for over four years

Quality handmade wooden ballpoint twist pen handmade in English Fenland Bog Yew

The wood is African Mahogany which was used widely for this type of work along with boat building

Ballpoint twist pen in Teak from HMS Britannia, Dartmouth (1869-1905) railway No Tree is damaged orHMS Britannia Teak pen Ballpoint pen handmade in Teak from HMS Britannia, former training ship moored at Dartmouth from 1869 until towed away and broken up in 1916. This is a beautiful pen with the teak complemented by gun polish coloured fittings The comfortable shape in the hand is complemented by the wonderful natural feel and warmth of the wood with a traditional wax finish. The wood to make the pen was obtained from a book stand made originally