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I was filling my fountain pen with some black permanent quink and i noticed that there was not a review for it on this website so i decided to write one (this is my first review). Please note that this has been copied using a scanner and so the colour may not be completely accurate. I hope you enjoy.

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This is an excellent review of a classic ink. Thank you for sharing!

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Cathy L. Carter

 

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Nice review of a staple - funny how some of the more common inks fall through the review cracks sometimes. And no, your handwriting is a far sight better than mine. The only suggestion I might venture would be a modification of your "k." It seems like there might not be much difference between the lowercase from uppercase ones.

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Thanks for the review! Looks like you do what I do when writing, mix your cursive with printing.

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I was filling my fountain pen with some black permanent quink and i noticed that there was not a review for it on this website so i decided to write one (this is my first review). Please note that this has been copied using a scanner and so the colour may not be completely accurate. I hope you enjoy.

 

I'm wondering where you were looking on this website that you didn't see the other review of this ink...It is linked in our Index of Ink Reviews which is pinned at the top of this forum. And your review is now indexed there, also.

 

Thanks for your review--we always like to have at least several on any of the inks :).

 

Best, Ann

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ag273n Mint

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i just bought myself 5 cartidges of quink black; and i'm reading reveiws to see how y'all have been doing with this ink but

i cant see the picture/attachment.. is it with the settings on my PC? or is :headsmack: there some other way to view it? help...

http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/cards_of_fool/handwriting3-1.jpg

 

if men would write like poets all the time, would we understand them?

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I can't see the images either! I use black Quink cartridges. It's an OK ink, I just wish it was blacker.

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I purchased a bottle of Parker Quink in black for my fountain pens and love it! Beats the cartridges I have been using, no contest using a platinum converter! Works wonderfully for refilling those Pilot Varsity disposables! I really like the nibs on the Varsity pens so I use a syringe to refill them when they run out of ink, Quink works fantastically for this purpose! Cheerio!

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I know I'm doing something wrong, but I can't see the attachments either. I sometimes use Black Quink and would like to see your review. Amy I holding my mouth wrong? Why can't I see them?

No matter how much you push the envelope, it will still be stationery. -Anon.

A backward poet writes inverse. -Anon.

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Parker Quink Turquoise

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I cannot see the images either.At present Parker Quink Permanent Black is the only black ink that I use.

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I guess there is some problem with the images, its not showing...

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I cannot see the images either.At present Parker Quink Permanent Black is the only black ink that I use.

 

How does the Parker Quink in blue or turquoise compare to Noodler's or other inks in those colors in your opinion?

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I cannot see the images either.At present Parker Quink Permanent Black is the only black ink that I use.

 

How does the Parker Quink in blue or turquoise compare to Noodler's or other inks in those colors in your opinion?

Parker Quink Turquoise is some what like Waterman South Sea Blue.As to the Permanent Quink Blue it is hard to say.For myself I would call it a regular blue,much like a ball point pen blue.

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