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Green Earth Office Supply

Woody Pen

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Woody Pen

Why It's Good:

Just say "no" to emailing those sprawling letters and hone your penmanship with these refillable wooden pens.

Why It's Green:

Woody Pens are made from recycled white birch scrap wood and are filled with a water-based, nontoxic ink.

Where To Get It:

http://greenearthofficesupply.stores.yahoo.net/ ; $2.85