White House Wood Pen Blanks

[Crashmph]

White House wood pen blanks
There are several options of blanks. From solid wood blanks, to pre-tubed blanks, and embedded material blanks.

This pen was made from wood from the 1927 renovation of President Coolidge. The wood lower of this JR pen was made from pre-tubed wood with alumilite fill for the spaces in the wood. The cap is a label cast of the first photograph of the White House from 1846.

This pen was made from wood from the 1948-52 renovation of President Truman. The wood lower of this JR pen was made from pre-tubed wood with alumilite fill for the spaces in the wood. The cap is a label cast with 3¢ White House stamps from 1950.

This is the certificate for the wood from the renovation of 1927 from President Theodore Roosevelt.

This is the certificate for the wood from the renovation of 1927 from President Calvin Coolidge.

This is the certificate for the wood from the renovation of 1927 from President Harry Truman.

 

[civilwartalk]

Wow, the price you have on the White House index page of $2 versus the price shown on the product page $40 for the Solid Wood by the inch pen blanks seems to be mismatched and confusing.

 

[Crashmph]

Wow, the price you have on the White House index page of $2 versus the price shown on the product page $40 for the Solid Wood by the inch pen blanks seems to be mismatched and confusing.

@civilwartalk Sorry for the confusion there. That is a default thing with Shopify that I cannot fix. The extra Certificates are $2 each. Since they are on the same page and part of the same grouping, Shopify always lists the cheapest item in the lot. It is quite annoying, and I have not figured that part out yet.

 

[civilwartalk]

@civilwartalk Sorry for the confusion there. That is a default thing with Shopify that I cannot fix. The extra Certificates are $2 each. Since they are on the same page and part of the same grouping, Shopify always lists the cheapest item in the lot. It is quite annoying, and I have not figured that part out yet.

Oh, well, at least that explains it!