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Hi everyone

 

I just thought I would let you know that my Montblanc boutique has just rung to advise me that Montblanc have just launched a brand new Limited Edition bright blue ink. I'm advised it's a really bright blue.

 

It comes in a 30ml bottle.

 

My bottle is on it's way. :bunny01:

 

(no affiliation to Montblanc :))

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Interesting. No reference to a new ink on their refill site. Can't wait to read about it and see the color (<------- gently implying that we will definitely need a review!)

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Interesting. No reference to a new ink on their refill site. Can't wait to read about it and see the color (<------- gently implying that we will definitely need a review!)

 

I have never managed a review so far, but there might be a first time :lol:

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Doe it have any special name?

 

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Doe it have any special name?

 

Mike

Hi Mike

 

It's called Meisterstuck Diamond blue ink. It has been launched as a LE to go with the pen of that name.

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Mike, it's called "Bay State Blanc". Catchy, no?roflmho.gif


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+1 on the review.

Be interesting to see how it compares to, well, you know, *that* ink.... (Should it be called "the ink which shall not be named?") :roflmho:

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Maybe close to Asa-gao?

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+1 on the review.

Be interesting to see how it compares to, well, you know, *that* ink.... (Should it be called "the ink which shall not be named?") :roflmho:

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

As I have *that* ink that shall not be named, if I do a review I will be able to do a comparison between the two.

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looking forward to the review before my action :thumbup:

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Somebody save me. The last thing I need is another Montblanc ink.

 

 

 

Oh, what am I saying...BRING IT ON!!!!! :clap1: :clap1: :clap1:

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I contacted the local boutique. They did not know anything about it.

 

When does this ink ship?

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Mike, it's called "Bay State Blanc". Catchy, no?roflmho.gif

 

 

That would be Bay State white, Blanc meaning white!!

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I sure noticed this quiet little topic pop up. Chrissy, since you are in England, can you say which boutique? It is likely delayed coming to USA.

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

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Ya'll are killin' me.

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Checked my local branch in Toronto. They had no idea what I was talking about. :)

 

Did you tell them you are a moderator at FPN? That should have had them jumping up and down spitting nickels to get you an answer! :ninja:

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

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I sure noticed this quiet little topic pop up. Chrissy, since you are in England, can you say which boutique? It is likely delayed coming to USA.

The boutique that made contact with me is Canary Wharf, London. Mail order within the UK welcome (no affiliation LOL)

 

I will add a picture of the bottle when I receive it tomorrow as it didn't arrive on Saturday as anticipated.

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Great news! If you have a chance to ring them again, maybe ask them if they know any details about additional availability. Thanks!

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

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My Montblanc Meisterstuck Diamond Blue ink bottle arrived in the post today.

 

I haven't had time to write a review with it yet but I took a photo of it to show you.

 

It looks darker in the bottle than I think it will write

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