Prize Silver Quill Pen, 1839
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Prize Quill Pen - London 1839 by Chas. Rawlings & Wm Summers - 28.2cm long; 37.5g weight - GH/2827
This is a scarce and beautiful example of a large silver quill pen given as a prize in the early years of Victoria's reign.
Engraved in script to the handle is the inscription: "Prize Pen gained by W. Banting at Dr. Lord's School Tooting Midsummer 1840". These silver quills were generally given as school prizes for achievements in writing. Made by Rawlings & Summers, this 11" long silver quill is in fine condition.