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This is my everyday red ink. In my job I have to sign employee reports and documents. I have to do this in red ink and this is the one! I love the deep red color. :thumbup: :happyberet:

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This is my everyday red ink. In my job I have to sign employee reports and documents. I have to do this in red ink and this is the one! I love the deep red color. :thumbup: :happyberet:

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I'm with you. The deep red color sold me on this ink as well.

 

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This is one of my first inks. Really nice job. This ink almost looked like a deep wine color in my VP.

I played a joke on my wife with this ink. I yelled from the bathroom. She ran in she saw this ink in the water and freaked out. I feigned a cut.

 

 

She didnt find it funny.

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I do wonder where Noodler's gets some of their names. I've got a bottle of Widow Maker (along with Lexington Gray and Antietam) due in next week, not to mention my custom ground 1.1mm stub Lamy Studio. Can't wait.

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(2) Danitrio Tac Carry II / Xezo Architect / (2)(1920's era) Redipoint Flex / Libelle Vortex / Orange LE Pilot VP/ Mont Blanc Classique 144 / Dunhill Sidecar / Pilot 823 Clear Demonstrator / TWSBI 580 / Stipula Passaporto LE / Kaweco Sport WISH LIST:

MB Boheme / Platinum Hammered Sterling Silver / Pelikan M800 (clear demo) / Stipula Da Vinci / Visconti Opera Master / Delta Dolcevita Federico Oversize / Franklin-Cristoph 19 / Franklin-Christoph Model 25 w/ Masuyama nib

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You know that's why it's called "Widow Maker", right? ;)

:roflmho:

 

Thanks for the review, flashvictor. I have dabbled with the ink, but didn't give it the attention it deserved. Will give Widow Maker another go :)

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