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Great idea! Let's see if I can add something... (edit: sorry if I repeat a nme already said!) :embarrassed_smile:

 

- Gran reserva purple

- Autumn dusk

- Aurum purpura

- Nebula field

- Mauve journey

- Orchid feel

- Purpura Clásico

- Vinifera purpurea

- Deja mauve

- Grape flow

- Sunlite violet

- Oasis by night

-...

If I think of another one that doesn't completely sound like a joke (to me, anyways), I will post it. :eureka:

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or

 

Rhodopseudomonas Light Harvesting Complex II

 

It's really more the color of rLHCII than bR

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Chiaroscuro

 

Chiaroscuro Purple

 

Chiaroscuro Violet

 

 

 

John

Irony is not lost on INFJ's--in fact,they revel in it.

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We've been struggling to come up with an adequate name for this purple. We love the color, but we're trying to come up with something that really captures it. It is a "purple's purple".

 

List your color description here, and if we choose it (and you were first to place it in this thread) - we'll give you one of these in fountain pen with your choice of nib. We'll let it run for a week or two, or until the thread slows down.

 

This is the Model 14 magnet pen by the way, caps and posts by using a rare earth magnet in the cap. I believe there is a review or two of it on this site.

 

We always keep Classic Black in the line, but other Special Edition colors (last a year or two in production for each) have been Dark Cinnamon Red (retired) , Performance Yellow, and Cobalt Blue.

 

 

Here is a photograph with a fairly good representation of the color -

 

 

http://www.franklin-christoph.com/images/14PurpleFP-LR.jpg

my mum used to call this color PUCE and it is exactly the same color as her PUCE scarf which she always wore.Google it to see what I mean. Bryan

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We've been struggling to come up with an adequate name for this purple. We love the color, but we're trying to come up with something that really captures it. It is a "purple's purple".

 

List your color description here, and if we choose it (and you were first to place it in this thread) - we'll give you one of these in fountain pen with your choice of nib. We'll let it run for a week or two, or until the thread slows down.

 

This is the Model 14 magnet pen by the way, caps and posts by using a rare earth magnet in the cap. I believe there is a review or two of it on this site.

 

We always keep Classic Black in the line, but other Special Edition colors (last a year or two in production for each) have been Dark Cinnamon Red (retired) , Performance Yellow, and Cobalt Blue.

 

 

Here is a photograph with a fairly good representation of the color -

 

 

http://www.franklin-christoph.com/images/14PurpleFP-LR.jpg

my mum used to call this color PUCE and it is exactly the same color as her PUCE scarf which she always wore.Google it to see what I mean. Bryan

 

man, oneill! i think you nailed it... at least on my screen.

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Violet du Roi/Roy (for a touch of old school)

 

— and riff raff, just to be sure, you know that Raspberry Beret is originally a Prince song?

Yeah, but I keep trying to forget. :ltcapd:

-mike

 

"...Madness takes its toll."

 

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Spenser's Purple (after Edmund Spenser of the Faerie Queen fame since someone else mentioned the color of the pen is more of a faerie dust and also ties in well with Spencerian Writing)

 

Persephone (with the allusions to Pomegranate and the myths of the Greek Underworld)

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We've been struggling to come up with an adequate name for this purple. We love the color, but we're trying to come up with something that really captures it. It is a "purple's purple".

 

List your color description here, and if we choose it (and you were first to place it in this thread) - we'll give you one of these in fountain pen with your choice of nib. We'll let it run for a week or two, or until the thread slows down.

 

This is the Model 14 magnet pen by the way, caps and posts by using a rare earth magnet in the cap. I believe there is a review or two of it on this site.

 

We always keep Classic Black in the line, but other Special Edition colors (last a year or two in production for each) have been Dark Cinnamon Red (retired) , Performance Yellow, and Cobalt Blue.

 

 

Here is a photograph with a fairly good representation of the color -

 

 

http://www.franklin-christoph.com/images/14PurpleFP-LR.jpg

 

 

I favor: Le couleur du Roi (The King's Color) or Le Roi Pourpre (The King's Purple)

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Maybe it's just the photo or my monitor, but I look at the pen and I think "yep, that's Cordovan all right"

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Of those mentioned so far, Aubergine and Mulberry nail it for me. Yes, I'm actually recommending another's name.

 

To me that is a distinctive, classy pen and color. I'd go with something formal:

 

 

Lydian Purple (Lydia was a seller of purple in the New Testament--it was the color of royalty)

Midnight Plum

 

and for fun...

Bing Cherry

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