Ballpoint twist pen in Teak from HMS Britannia, Dartmouth (1869-1905) phoenix The photograph shows a typical

The photograph shows a typical piece of the oak and gives a good indication of how the piece on your pen will look

The pen feels well balanced and has a natural warmth that can only be found with a wooded pen

The pencil is around 130mm long and around 10mm at its widest

National Trust - Stourhead Yew

This is where the fixing nails went through the wood on the gratings

Ballpoint twist pen in Teak from HMS Britannia, Dartmouth (1869-1905) phoenix The photograph shows a typicalHMS 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 Silver 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 when