Eagle Pen Company Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Product Launch

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. & D.C., Wash. - Rezul -- Eagle Pen Company announces the release of their newest, limited edition pen for the 50^th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.  This collector pen provides a unique opportunity for all to own a piece of rare, space-flown material from Apollo 11, the most significant human triumph of the last century.

This is the company's first national exhibition following the success of smaller, historically-themed editions in select storefronts.  With this Apollo 11 series limited to only 500 pieces, Eagle Pen Company sticks to its values of exclusivity and high quality.  Each pen is cast from solid sterling silver, embedded with space-flown Apollo 11 Kapton foil and lunar meteorite dust, then finished in fine enamels.  It's a great combination, made even more impressive by the fact that it's all made in America.

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Eagle Pen Company is a provider of luxury fountain and rollerball pens to writers, art collectors, and history lovers.  Their focus is building beautiful, American-made pens that incorporate historical artifacts such as Wright Brothers' material, wood and metal from Presidential estates, original bricks from the White House, etc.  Alongside these artifacts, their most special pens also feature original, miniature artworks in gouache and oil painted by the finest American artists.  The father and son team behind Eagle have grown to create bespoke pens for supercar manufacturers, fine watchmakers, and even presidential gifts to foreign dignitaries.