GW Gloucester Cathedral Hogwarts Film Location Fountain Pen Series

Gloucester Cathedral, in Gloucester, England, was the interior filming location for several scenes from the Harry Potter movie series. The cathedral, which dates back to 1482, is home to the original door to the Gryffindor Common Room, as well as the corridor where the ominous words "The Chamber of Secrets has been opened! Enemies of the Heir beware!" and "Her skeleton will lie in the Chamber forever" were found.

Some of the troll scenes from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone were also filmed there, as well as scenes where Harry overhears Draco and Snape talking about the unbreakable vow in the sixth movie.

Additionally, the cathedral was home to the flooded toilets from Moaning Myrtle. The film crew built a false floor to help prevent damaging the actual cathedral floor.

The pen body is wood removed during general upkeep in the cathedral. It has been fully stabilized and given a cyanoacrylate coating to help make this an heirloom quality pen. The grain is left open, letting you still feel a connection with the wood. The body is lined with resin in your choice of four colors inspired by the movie, with a matching resin section.

The pen accepts JoWo #6 nibs and comes with a steel nib in your choice of tip size from Extra Fine through Broad. It fills with a cartridge/converter system and includes a Schmidt K5 converter.

The triple start fast on/fast off cap is a mix of all 4 colors (blue, gold, green, and red) and features a Sterling Silver lightning bolt roll stop. 

Weight: 21g capped, 15g without the cap
Length: Body: 136mm, Capped: 157mm
Section: 23mm long, 11.7mm in diameter pinching to 9.9mm

Each pen includes a Certificate of Authenticity detailing the scenes filmed in the cathedral.