Ford's Theater Civil War Era Commemorative Twist Ballpoint Pen

A Piece of History in Your Hand

This extraordinary handcrafted twist ballpoint pen represents more than fine writing – it embodies a pivotal moment in American history. Each pen is meticulously turned from premium hardwood and features an authentic piece of wood salvaged from Ford's Theater, the historic Washington D.C. venue where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865.

Exquisite Craftsmanship

The pen's sleek profile showcases the natural beauty of the theater wood, carefully preserved and incorporated into the barrel design. The smooth twist mechanism reveals a high-quality ballpoint refill, ensuring both historical significance and modern functionality. The rich patina and grain of the original theater wood creates a unique fingerprint in each pen, making every piece truly one-of-a-kind.

Commemorative Presentation Box

Your pen arrives in a specially designed wooden presentation box featuring hand-carved or laser-engraved portraits of key figures from the Civil War era:

Featured Historical Figures:

• Abraham Lincoln - The Great Emancipator
• Ulysses S. Grant - Union General and 18th President
• Robert E. Lee - Confederate General, shown in military dress
• Frederick Douglass - Renowned abolitionist and orator
• Clara Barton - Founder of the American Red Cross and Civil War nurse
• Jefferson Davis - President of the Confederate States

The box interior is lined with rich velvet, creating an elegant resting place for this remarkable writing instrument.

Certificate of Authenticity

Each pen includes a signed certificate verifying the provenance of the Ford's Theater wood, along with historical documentation about the theater's significance during the Lincoln presidency and Civil War era.

Perfect For

• History enthusiasts and Civil War scholars
• Collectors of unique writing instruments
• Meaningful gifts for educators, students, or anyone who appreciates American history
• Executive desk accessories with historical gravitas
• Memorial or commemorative occasions

This isn't simply a pen – it's a tangible connection to one of the most defining periods in American history, allowing you to literally hold a piece of the past while creating your own written legacy.