You might sound a little crazy to some anons, but I think you make a great point. One thing we forget about a lot of the happenings is the lead time it takes for certain items to be produced. Being it hundreds of pages of a document getting printed and bound, or even assembled in PDFs etc., to things like this pen, there's a sub story the autists should love diving into here.  If we can find out who makes the pens, we can get the lead time for the pen, and also find out how long it takes to create a custom die (dye? I'm not a machinist) and work back from there. Besides just this instance, we can apply this to many things that have certain "symbols" related to the event and disclosure. This pen could be something she picked from a catalog, and just got her sig printed (still takes lead time and selection) or she could have had a custom design, which would be more telling. Either way, the facts behind this symbol aren't hard to find if you know to look. There may be nothing here, and that's fine, but again, I think we're also forgetting to look at the details and timelines needed to create certain event specific items, which could lead to some interesting findings and timeline explanations. It's one of those things that's hiding -by accident- in plain sight, and it goves you a very clear picture into timing and intentions. Shit doesn't just appear from nowhere.