GW Woodstock Stage Fountain Pen

In 1969 Bethel, NY became home to the most iconic music event ever held in the US: Woodstock.

Decades later, after numerous albums and documentaries, Woodstock still holds a special place for so many. Musical greats like Jimi and Janis performed there on stage. After, the stage was dismantled and turned into a paddleball court where it was painted white before being discovered and saved.

The GW Woodstock Stage Fountain Pen has a Peace symbol with wood from that actual stage hand-inlaid into the cap. You can even see some of the white paint still in the wood. The resin for the pen was cast in-house, incorporating the colors of the original flyers used to promote the event.

The nib, a JoWo #6, is a Medium tip with a Peace symbol engraved into it. Although other tip sizes are available, only the Medium tip has this engraving. EF, F, and B tips have the GW logo engraved. The cartridge/converter fill system comes with a Schmidt K5 converter.

Included with the pen is a Certificate of Authenticity as well as a Rickshaw pen sleeve.