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Oscar's Copper was one of last OS products. It's one of few OS inks I really like.

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Ink Splash

 

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SOFTWARE ID

 

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Franklin-Christoph notebook - TWSBI 580, stub 1,1

 

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Rhodia - TWSBI 580, stub 1,1

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Oh my... You know I have not open my Oscar's Copper yet... :blush: ... It is STUNNING!!!! :wub: :wub: :wub:

 

I was expecting a more orange color..

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two things; you mention you hope Tyler comes back? where is he??? Did he leave the industry?

 

AND where do I go to purchase this beautiful ink?

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Tyler is at graduate school I think in NY. He said he didn't have time to make ink and do school work, and the latter ended up being more important. Anderson Pens has OS still. There may be other places, not sure.

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I thought Goulet Pens was selling it as well.

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Wow, that one is stunning. Thank you, V! Great review.

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To answer your question sinsitral1, Goulet Pens did carry them, but once Taylor announced he was retiring from ink making they put them on closeout and sold all they had. OS is no longer listed at their site.

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What an exquisite colour, thank you for sharing!

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Bertram's Inkwell, MD, has some OS inks. He notes, of course, that these are the last. I doubt they have any Oscar, though.

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