In 1814, amidst America’s “second war for independence,” Francis Scott Key penned “The Defence of Fort M’Henry,” which would become America’s national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Key’s poetic descriptions have inspired many paintings, with his “rocket’s red glare” often coming across as fireworks. For this commemorative pen, I took my inspiration from these and other paintings of actual fireworks. I love the impressionistic aura and texture of fireworks expressed in paint, with their vibrant colors swirled into a blue-black sky. From Key’s pen to an artist’s brush to your hand, I hope you find inspiration in this historical thread of creative expression. I am grateful to TPC for expertly bringing this concept to life in celebration of America’s 246th anniversary.

— @cursive.not.inkluded

Torch of Liberty features a blank designed by @cursive.not.inkluded, produced by Tailored Pen Company on their Cigar model. Its style is similar to the Cylindre style but the main difference is a smooth transition between the body and the cap. The Cigar style has rounded ends and continues almost the same size throughout the body of the pen.

The stainless steel nib features a fountain pen torch artwork engraving, as well as the limited edition number. Only 18 numbered pens, worldwide.

Comes With
- (1) Converter
- (1) Small Leather Case

Pen Dimensions
- Capped Length: 5.8” , 147mm
- Posted Length: Does not post typically
- Length of Body: 3.6” , 91mm without section
- LOB with section and NIB: 5.3” , 135mm
- Length of Cap: 2.6” , 65mm
- Diameter of Body: 15.5mm
- Diameter of Cap: 15.5mm
- Diameter of Grip: 12mm pinch grip to 11mm back up 12mm

Specifications
- Type: Fountain Pen
- Body Material: Resin
- Cap Type: Screw
- Filling Mechanism: Cartridge / Converter
- Nib Material: Bock Stainless Steel