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Fountain Pen Ink Sample Booklets

by Michael Richter

 

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn140/PENSnINKS/Sampler.jpg

 

 

Don't miss the chance to own this comprehensive guide of actual "handwritten" (not printed or reproduced) ink samples!

 

Finally I have finished part IX with again many new, different ink colors from brands like Diamine, Noodler's Exclusive Inks, Limited Edition Sailor, Artisian Pastellier ... inks.

 

Take a look at the list of listed inks below:

 

  • 12 new Diamine inks
  • 7 new De Atramentis inks
  • 24 Artisian Pastellier inks
  • 8 Noodler's Exclusive inks (Jetpens, Art Brown, FPH)
  • 8 new Pelikan inks inclduing the Edelstein and Highlighter inks
  • 6 Private Reserve inks (including the new Sepia and Rose Rage)
  • 6 Sailor inks including the summer LE
  • 3 Schneider inks and
  • 9 Winsor & Newton Drawing inks (for dip pens only)

 

 

Price for one booklet is 15 Euros or US $ 20 (ask for a discount in case you are interested in more parts) + actual shipping costs to where you live.

 

 

 

This is one of the most complete collection of modern and vintage hand written fountain pen ink samples available today.

 

Save yourself lots of $$$ trying to find the perfect ink colors by yourself.

 

All ink samples are hand written with the same nib on bright white paper cards for best color comparison.

 

Many dicontinued inks listed so you can compare to the ones which are still in production to find matching substitutes for Sheaffer Persian Rose, Parker Penman Sapphire, Pelikan Cyan Blue or Cherry Red.

 

This series will be continued c. every year with all the new and vintage ink colors I’ve added to my collection (I've already started to work on part X).

 

 

Most older volumes are still available:

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php?/topic/167980-new-2010-fountain-pen-ink-sample-booklet-part-viii/page__view__findpost__p__1679969[/b]"]Recent Parts

 

Please feel free to contact me any time if you are interested in complete lists of inks listed in the older volumes or have more questions.

 

 

Cheers

 

Michael

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Here is a quick scan of one of the pages:

 

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn140/PENSnINKS/Inks/PartIX.jpg

 

 

Worldwide shipping and paypal payment are available.

 

Also I could bring the booklets to next weekends pen show in Cologne, Germany.

 

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Hi, How much for some of the older booklets? I would like to get a library so to speak, I think.

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Hi, How much for some of the older booklets? I would like to get a library so to speak, I think.

 

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Many thanks for your interest. I'll check which parts I currently still have available and let you know.

 

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Hi, How much for some of the older booklets? I would like to get a library so to speak, I think.

 

Hi,

 

Many thanks for your interest. I'll check which parts I currently still have available and let you know.

 

Cheers

 

Michael

 

 

Parts 5-9 are still available as well as a very limited number of part 1 and 4. Currently I don't have parts 2 and 3 available but could redo those if a few people are still interested in them.

 

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So in Part 1X just how many ink samples are contained ?

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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So in Part 1X just how many ink samples are contained ?

 

Many thanks for your interest.

 

Part IX shows 83 different hand written ink samples of the following brands:

 

* 12 new Diamine inks

* 7 new De Atramentis inks

* 24 Artisian Pastellier inks

* 8 Noodler's Exclusive inks (Jetpens, Art Brown, FPH)

* 8 new Pelikan inks inclduing the Edelstein and Highlighter inks

* 6 Private Reserve inks (including the new Sepia and Rose Rage)

* 6 Sailor inks including the summer LE

* 3 Schneider inks and

* 9 Winsor & Newton Drawing inks (for dip pens only)

 

 

So far each volume lists c. 70-80 different inks each on c. 10 pages. I update this series of booklets as soon as I have another set of new 70-80 inks which is c. every year.

 

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These are a truly wonderful resource. :notworthy1: ::notworthy1: They give a huge selection and fill that void left by Greg Clark's former Ink Sampler.

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With the new FPN rules, now I REALLY don't know what to put in my signature.

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