Trees from the Tercentenary Theatre
About the Tercentenary Theatre Trees
These remaining pens were handcrafted from the trimmings of the Honey Locust trees that grow in the Tercentenary Theatre, located at the heart of Harvard College. Each year, the Tercentenary Theatre is transformed into the venue for Harvard College's commencement ceremonies.
Unlike Elms, Honey Locust trees do not naturally form a beautiful "wine-glass" shaped canopy. To maintain the desired canopy height for the Theatre, these trees are regularly trimmed and pruned. Very little of this wood remains.
These remaining pens were handcrafted from the trimmings of the Honey Locust trees that grow in the Tercentenary Theatre, located at the heart of Harvard College. Each year, the Tercentenary Theatre is transformed into the venue for Harvard College's commencement ceremonies.
European pens are ballpoint pens.
It comes in a designer box with a card explaining the history of the tree on campus.
Both a standard Harvard logo and custom engraving options are available.
These pens were handcrafted from the trimmings of the Honey Locust trees that grow in the Tercentenary Theatre, located at the heart of Harvard College. Each year, the Tercentenary Theatre is transformed into the venue for Harvard College's commencement ceremonies.
Rollerball pens are gel ink inserts and are the most popular option.
It comes in a designer box with a card explaining the history of the tree on campus.
Both a standard Harvard logo and custom engraving options are available.