Inspired by the books and movies, The Godfather I and II, Little Italy, painted by Hanna Farmer, as part of her series called, The Mob. In such a tiny space, she has managed to portray Don Corleone, head of a fictional Mafia family. The barrel has a scene of the young Vito Corleone arriving in New York on a sailing ship, with the Statue of Liberty seen over the ship’s railing. Above that is a scene of the Little Italy in the 1920s, the Don’s car and chess pieces. The image of the chess pieces continues on the cap, only here they are being manipulated like marionettes.

Each of the pens in this series has an actual bullet casing embedded in the barrel finial, and a hand-made silver roll stop in the shape of a revolver. The roll stops were designed and created by jeweller Aileen Février.

The pen was made by us at Stanford Pen Studio, drawn and painted by Hanna then coated in a clear resin by ourselves and given its final shape, polished, and buffed. It has a silver cap band, section ring, and logo medallion in the cap finial.