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To go with the Lamy LE Neon Coral Safari, it looks like they are releasing Neon Coral cartridges, too!

 

http://www.appelboompennen.nl/lamy-neon-coral-ink-ink-cartridges

 

Yes - they're shown in this video:

 

I really like this Safari.

 

 

Franklin-Christoph, Italix, and Pilot pens are the best!
Iroshizuku, Diamine, and Waterman inks are my favorites!

Apica, Rhodia, and Clairefontaine make great paper!

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To go with the Lamy LE Neon Coral Safari, it looks like they are releasing Neon Coral cartridges, too!

 

http://www.appelboompennen.nl/lamy-neon-coral-ink-ink-cartridges

 

 

 

I got some of these this week to go with the Neon Coral Safari I'm giving away as my current PIF that finishes on Monday evening (British Summer Time). BRIGHT!!!!

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<Missing clapping hands emoticon times Pi!>

 

Only YOU would both Buy a SE pen and matching ink to Give Them Away in a PIF!

 

Bruce in Ocala, Fl

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I got some of these this week to go with the Neon Coral Safari I'm giving away as my current PIF that finishes on Monday evening (British Summer Time). BRIGHT!!!!

 

Bright is good!

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My inner girl says, "oh, that's purty..." But then, the rest of me would love any new Safari. :)

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PIF Coral Safari? Wow!

 

Wrong side of the pond here. Very nice pIF!

 

Disliked the Barbie pink pen, and, avoided the neon yellow = too much yellow Burnout...

 

Given up on the terra/vanna, so I thought my journey with Safari was successfully at an end...

The one color that would nudge me would be this shade of: Coral.

We'll see after tax time.

 

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PIF Coral Safari? Wow!

 

Wrong side of the pond here. Very nice pIF!

 

 

I send my PIFs world-wide so no geographical restrictions ;)

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Are they selling what I suspect will be my first Lamy here in the USA? Of course, it will have to come with my first Lamy ink cartridges.

Breathe. Take one step at a time. Don't sweat the small stuff. You're not getting older, you are only moving through time. Be calm and positive.

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Of course, it will have to come with my first Lamy ink cartridges.

 

Or a converter :)

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I wonder if Lamy will sell bottled Coral ink.

Franklin-Christoph, Italix, and Pilot pens are the best!
Iroshizuku, Diamine, and Waterman inks are my favorites!

Apica, Rhodia, and Clairefontaine make great paper!

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I send my PIFs world-wide so no geographical restrictions ;)

awww, that's so nice. I sort of think PIF's ought to be an encouragement for new ones, or those that have had challenging first experiences. More so when it's a solid, basic pen like Safari. - To which, I admit being very old. ; )

 

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Hmmm... Matching ink would be a reason to buy this pen. A matching ink for last years neon yellow would be nice too ;)

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I'm now VERY tempted to get that Safari, just for the matching ink. I have an unused Lamy Vista here, however, that's telling me no. The shape of the section doesn't work with my grip.

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I'm now VERY tempted to get that Safari, just for the matching ink. I have an unused Lamy Vista here, however, that's telling me no. The shape of the section doesn't work with my grip.

 

You could always try a different Lamy, like the Logo. :) No triangular section, but you can still use Lamy carts.

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To go with the Lamy LE Neon Coral Safari, it looks like they are releasing Neon Coral cartridges, too!

 

http://www.appelboompennen.nl/lamy-neon-coral-ink-ink-cartridges

 

 

 

They said they expect them to arrive today and I just ordered some. They are very nice people to deal with! The cartridges are less expensive but the shipping is a bit high. If you order enough it all evens out, though.

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The ink I plan to get is the Diamine Coral ink to go with the Lamy Neon Coral pen.

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