Ballpoint pen in Ash from Lanhydrock house, Cornwall Pitch Pine Features a medium german nib

Features a medium german nib and is approximately 135mm long and 15mm at the widest part including the cap

Features a medium high quality size 5 Bock made nib and ink feed

Here he wrote write some of his best-known works including Tess of the d’Urbervilles

W2180 coach was built for British Railways (Western Region) in 1950 by Metropolitan-Cammel Carriage and Wagon Co

The pen makes use of standard Parker® type ink refills

Ballpoint pen in Ash from Lanhydrock house, Cornwall Pitch Pine Features a medium german nibLanhydrock Ash ballpoint pen This is a lovely quality handmade ballpoint pen. It features Ash grown at the National trust property Lanhydrock House in Cornwall. The oak is complimented by gunmetal coloured fittings. Lanhydrock is a magnificent late Victorian country house. With gardens and wooded estate, it is the quintessential country house and estate, with the feel of a wealthy but unpretentious family home. After a devastating fire in 1881 the