Battle of Gettysburg Witness Wood

Want to own a piece of history.  Each of these pens are just that, a small piece of history.  Maybe wood from the White House or a historical battleships, a little bit of everything for the history buff.
 
The Oak tree from which this hand-crafted item was made, witnessed the most important battle of the Civil War. On July 2nd, 1863, this tree watched over General Longstreet’s men as they prepared for an assault on the Peach Orchard, Round Top, and the Wheatfield. In 2002 this witness tree was claimed by a storm, and subsequently was removed from the battlefield by a company hired by the park service. Based off of the tree’s rings at the time of its falling, this tree was estimated to be at least 180 years old. It was located in the South Western edge of the battlefield.
 
Once removed a park service employee legally acquired the wood in an attempt to preserve a piece of history. I, Daniel Jones, certify that I personally purchased this wood from that employee and processed the raw materials used in this hand-crafted item.
 
Note:  Daniel Jones is an individual supplier who physically lived nearby the National Park and acquired the wood from the park services employee who then sold the product to the processor from which KKTurnings purchased it to make this particular pen.
 
This pen is a classicfountain pen with screw on cap that posts on either end of the pen.  Disposable ink cartridge included with refills available.