This listing is for a pen with a hand carved wooden handle. The end of the handle shows a small figure sitting on top of a donkey, we think it may be a tribute to Pancho Villa. If so, it's possible this handle was made in Mexico. It's made from a very lightweight wood and as you can see in the photos it has cracked in two spots. It measures approximately 6 5/8 inches long. It has a Signature branch pen nib; however, there doesn't appear to be any method for actually adding ink. It was very likely made to be a toy or "pretend pen" for a child. This would be a lovely display/art piece.