The America 400 pen tells the story of the first voyagers and their intrepid ships to
the New World. The Great Race and The Race to the Pole are two other models in our handcrafted Adventurer Series of sterling silver, story telling pens.

In 1607, three ships, Godspeed, Susan Constant and the Discovery set out from England on a brave voyage, with orders to ‘settle Virginia, find gold, and a sea route to the Orient’.
The route taken included a stop in the Canary Islands and, the Atlantic Ocean, with a better wind, would have taken about two months to cross; instead, the voyage lasted 144 days.
On landing, the settlers founded the first permanent English settlement in North America. This settlement was named Jamestown, in the new Colony of Virginia.

The America’s 400th Anniversary Fountain pen is detailed with the three ships in full sail around the cap, and the barrel features illustrations based on the sailmakers drawings of the day. A compass rose applies a finishing touch to the end of the barrel.

Choose a roller ball or fountain pen - the fountain pen has an engraved two tone nib in 18ct gold, with an iridium tip for fluid writing.

Complete with Limited Edition Certificate and luxuriously lined lacquered presentation box.

The Adventurer Pens tells a story in highly detailed sculptured sterling silver - choose from remarkable three designs, The Great Race, The Race to the Pole and America 400.
The Race to the Pole pen tells the story of Peary and Henson who harnessed the wisdom of the local Inuit people to be the first to reach the North Pole. Battling constantly moving and breaking ice floes, and extremes of wind and freezing, bitter temperatures, the intrepid explorers are recognised in this remarkable pen.

The Race to the Pole pens have detailed decorative elements finely worked around both cap and barrel. A substantial pen handcrafted in solid sterling silver, but with a carefully balanced feel when in hand. In a prestigious, lacquered wood and lined presentation box, with certificate.

The Great Race is part of our Adventurer Series that also includes The Race to the Pole and America 400 pens. All are handcrafted in solid sterling silver with remarkable detail.
The Race to the Pole pen tells the story of Peary and Henson who harnessed the wisdom of the local Inuit people to become the first explorers to reach the North Pole. Battling constantly ice floes, and extremes of wind and freezing, bitter temperatures, the intrepid explorers are recognised in this remarkable pen.


The Adventurer pens have detailed decorative elements finely worked in sculptured relief around both cap and barrel, making a substantial pen handcrafted in solid sterling silver, but with a carefully balanced feel when in hand. In a prestigious, lacquered wood and lined presentation box, with Limited Edition certificate.

The fountain pen has an 18ct two tone nib with iridium tip for smooth writing, and the roller ball pen has a liquid ink that flows seamlessly across the page.