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Feb 13, 2018
Check Out Pen world Magazine - Feb/March 2018
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Feb 13, 2018
Garage Rock - Pen World Magazine Feb/March 2018
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Nov 12, 2017
GW Pens November 4 Gand Opening a BIG success!
Read more →GW Pens November 4, 2017 Grand Opening of their Retail Shop and Studio located at 4 So. Main Street, Woodstown, NJ was a huge success with customers, friends, well wishers and family enjoying food, drink and give-aways while also learning about Owner John Greco's craft.
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Sep 30, 2017
GW Pens "Movin on Up!"
Read more →History Salvaged resident Master Pen Maker John Greco is realizing his dream of opening a Retail Shop and Studio where he can feature his work. Opening in mid October 2017 in Woodstown, NJ - Please check back in a few days for more details! In the meantime check out this article in John's College (The College of New Jersey) Alumni Magazine!
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Sep 27, 2015
Writing History
Read more →Press of Atlantic City September 25, 2015 MARTIN DeANGELIS, Staff Writer Bob DeMartino is used to dealing with historic figures, and historic materials. His Historic Pen Company says it’s turned original wood from Philadelphia’s Independence Hall — wood removed in an 1897 renovation — into items “that once felt the footsteps ... of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson” and more American legends. He’s also made memorabilia from wood that came anywhere from Abraham Lincoln’s birthplace to Atlantic City’s Boardwalk, as planks ripped up in Hurricane Sandy. And now DeMartino is dealing with a whole different sort of historic humanity:...
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Sep 27, 2015
Pope Francis Fountain Pen
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Sep 27, 2015
City of Philadelphia to present pen to Pope Francis made from original construction Independence Hall Witness Wood®
Read more →City of Philadelphia to present pen to Pope Francis made from original construction Independence Hall Witness Wood® Philadelphia, PA, August 17, 2015: The Historic Pen Company and HistoryPens.com, LLC are proud to announce not only the recent acquisition of the only documented original construction wood ever removed from the Birthplace of America, Independence Hall but that HPC has agreed to create a work of functional art in the form of an Heirloom Quality Pen for the City of Philadelphia to present to His Holiness Pope Francis during his September 22, 2015. Committed to creating Made in the USA historic heirloom...
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Jun 11, 2015
Press Release: Independence Hall Witness Wood®
Read more →Historic Pen Company to repurpose Independence Hall Witness Wood® Philadelphia, PA, June 11, 2015: The Historic Pen Company and HistoryPens.com, LLC are proud to announce the recent acquisition of the only documented original construction wood ever removed from the Birthplace of America, Independence Hall. Committed to creating Made in the USA historic heirloom quality works of art and function, HistoryPens.com, LLC has committed to utilize its design and artisan capabilities in the creation of fine quality heirloom writing instruments made from pieces of our historic past by salvaging and repurposing small pieces of Witness Wood® from historic and cultural sites,...
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May 11, 2015
Admiral Dewey Birthplace
Read more →The Historic Pen Company will be creating a very limited quantity of pens commemorating the life of one of the giants in US Naval History, Admiral George Dewey. HPC has been fortunate to find a small collection of Witness Wood® that was removed from the Birthplace of Admiral Dewey in Montpelier, VT. These rare pieces removed from the home in 1899 were printed with an image of the home and sold as souvenirs. Visit www.HistoricPenCompany.com or HistoryPens.com for updates!
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Mar 25, 2015
HPC acquires Witness Wood® from Boston's Old South Church
Read more →HPC has secure a small piece of original 1875 construction Witness Wood® from Old South Church in Boston from the estate of a private collection. Standing at the northwest corner of Copley Square, Old South Church is an outstanding and colorful example of Northern Italian Gothic architecture, advocated in the 1850s by the English architectural critic John Ruskin. This National Historic Landmark building is an unusually ornate design for a New England Congregational church. It radiates the opulent taste and the sense of optimism and progress of the Industrial Revolution following the Civil War. The building, formally known as the “New”...