Audubon Park Oak Pen Slim

Description

This exquisite writing instrument was created with precious wood sourced from a 150-year-old southern live oak. The majestic tree stood on the corner of St. Charles Avenue and Walnut Street in Audubon Park, the historic New Orleans monument named for the renowned naturalist John James Audubon and designed by the Olmsted Brothers, celebrated landscape architects at the turn of the last century. The New Orleans Pen Company was the only entity to secure wood from this remarkable tree after it was fallen with termites. Expertly handcrafted to showcase the richness of live oak, each pen is characterized by subtleties of grain texture and shade. These one-of-a-kind, limited-edition writing instruments feature the highest quality hardware in 24-karat gold and are fitted with a classic black ink cartridge. Own an extraordinary collectible: your writing will be truly inspired. * 24k Gold Plating * Overall Length 5 5/8" * Heavy weight, elegant design * Smooth twist operation * Uses Parker Style Refills