Description
PRODUCT INFORMATION:
This ambassador writing instrument is made of reclaimed Copper Beech wood from Teddy Roosevelts Sagamore Hill home in Upstate New York. Teddy Roosevelt built Sagamore Hill and moved in with his family in 1887. It served as the "Summer White House" during his presidency, and was where he lived afterward until he passed away in 1919. The Copper Beech Tree is is not naturally found in the wild in the U.S. It is typically only planted as an ornamental tree in North America, especially in parks, gardens, and estates like Theodore Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill. Making the wood itself a quite rare material.
SPECIFICATIONS:
This writing instrument comes with a Medium Jowo #6 nib. Also, a cartridge and a convertor are provided in the package. Comes in a Roots & Jones box and with a certificate of authenticity signed by the craftsman who made it.
