Wood
From This Tree
Was Used To Produce The Pens
Excerpt
From
American Forests - Famous
& Historic Trees
John
Chapman (Johnny Appleseed)
Was Born In Leominster, Massachusetts
On September 26, 1774.
In the late 1780's, he set
out in a canoe to plant orchards of apple trees.
The trees were intended to
provide for settlers and pioneers as he traveled westward during
the expansion era.
Each orchard was to provide
a tree or two for farmers to take home and plant, paying
if they could, in any fashion affordable.
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Johnny
Appleseed Pen
Pen
From The Wood of the Last Living
Apple Tree Planted By Johnny
Appleseed
See Certificate
of Authenticity Below
Due
to The Scarcity of This Wood
The Pen is Not Available at
The Present Time
We Hope to Obtain More Wood
For a Future Production of
These Pens
The
Tree Produced Fruit Until The Spring Of 1996
When A Storm Severely Damaged The Old Survivor
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