White House

Pine lumber built into the White House circa 1815.

This pine was built into the heart of our democracy as part of the restoration effort following the burning by the British in 1814.  It was not until a renovation Calvin Coolidge, in 1927, that this wood was removed & documented.  For 112 years this pine supported the roof of the Executive Residence; now it is the center of our historical series.

Original Artwork by Lynn Peterson.

Using John Plumbe Jr.'s photo (1846), the earliest photograph ever taken of the White House, for reference, Lynn Peterson hand-paints each pen in fitting, monotone oils.

Limited 30 Pen Series

From start to finish, concept to construction, Eagle pens are made & assembled in America.  We collaborate with select artists, jewelers, & machinists to create limited edition works.

Styles

Two versions of this series are offered, a Red-Letter edition and a Ballpoint.  The Red-Letter edition is a fountain pen (configurable as a rollerball) featuring hand-painted artwork and historic material while the Ballpoint solely features the historic material.  Both versions come inked and prepared in a beautiful matching box with a display shard of the historic relic and certificate.