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Sailor Professional Gear GT B Nib

Sailor Sapporo GT F Nib

Pelikan M1000 (black) B Nib

Bexley Simplicity bronze GT B nib

Pilot VP blue/GT B nib

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Thanks Ed I was beginning to think no-one was reading it!

Sailor Professional Gear GT B Nib

Sailor Sapporo GT F Nib

Pelikan M1000 (black) B Nib

Bexley Simplicity bronze GT B nib

Pilot VP blue/GT B nib

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I was looking at some inks today and wondered about this one. Thanks for the great review, very helpful.

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Scratchy, thank you very much for the nice review. The comparisons are helpful, too.

May you have pens you enjoy, with plenty of paper and ink. :)

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Thanks for an excellent review of an ink I am very curious of. I really appreciate the broad range of samples for comparison!

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Is it as much saturated as Majestic Blue or somehow lighter!?!

 

No I wouldn't call it saturated. My first words I wrote with this ink were "Excellent! My new ink has arrived. Majestic Purple. Doesn't look exceptionally bright yet. Thought it would look more vibrant. Still some blue left in the feed?"

 

Actually I have already replaced Majestic Purple in my VP back to the Majestic Blue.

Sailor Professional Gear GT B Nib

Sailor Sapporo GT F Nib

Pelikan M1000 (black) B Nib

Bexley Simplicity bronze GT B nib

Pilot VP blue/GT B nib

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Thanks dannyboy :happyberet:

Sailor Professional Gear GT B Nib

Sailor Sapporo GT F Nib

Pelikan M1000 (black) B Nib

Bexley Simplicity bronze GT B nib

Pilot VP blue/GT B nib

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The original review is no longer visible... :gaah:

 

Really? I just looked at the scan. Unless it got re-uploaded after your post.

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very nice color :thumbup: somewhat close to private reserve tanzanite

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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Thanks for the review! Definitely not saturated enough for me. You spared me from a disappointment ! :thumbup:

Everything is impermanent.

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Thanks for the nice review. Was wondering though, if it would stain. I am thinking of putting it in one of my demos. Heard that Diamine is well behaved (except for Saragasso Sea)

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