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Peregrin Falcon - Kingdom Note (Sailor)


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Some time ago Tinjapan send some Sailor LE ink to Sisnistral1 who, in turm, sent the rest of the samples to me. Thank you both of you :) So first let's look at Kingdom Note's Bird series:

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SOurce

These inks are sold in Japan in Kingdom Note stationery shop. They can also be purchased from on-line sellers but to be honest I find the price (+/- 40 $) inacceptable. This statement doesn't mean I don't enjoy using Sailor's limited inks. Unhappily I enjoy doing it a lot and when the sample's over I feel sad :)

The full line consists of five colors:

  1. Lidth's Jay
  2. Mandarin Duck
  3. Peregrine Falcon
  4. Pheasant
  5. Toki

Peregrin Falcon (Falco Peregrinus) is black wanna-be. I dislike black inks in general and this one isn't even black. Nothing interesting for me. If I would really have to use black I would pick Private Reserve's Black - it's black and provides nice lubrication.

Ink Splash

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Drops of ink on kitchen towel

http://imageshack.com/a/img538/7853/jlHSqV.jpg

Software ID

 

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Color range

http://imageshack.com/a/img673/5806/hMNp5K.jpg

Oxford recycled, 90 g - Kaweco Sport Classic, eyedropper, B

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Comparison (scribbles made with Kaweco on good quality paper)

http://imageshack.com/a/img540/7093/halWbZ.jpg

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I was really in love with this ink until I tried Herbin's stormy Gray and KN's Stag Beetle. Now it's fallen off my radar. I did however make a really nice mix with this ink and the Stag Beetle (which is an ink so wet it's actually hard to control sometimes!).

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It's nice, but I don't use grey very often and I already have Kobe #31 (Kaigan Stone Grey), which looks a lot different but which is still in that dark grey family. I dunno, I can justify umpteen similar blues because they are gorgeous, but apparently I cannot do the same with grey.

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it is definitely a gray color. a deep dark charcoal-grey. which i LOVE. thanks for sharing. now i want one!

-rudy-

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Thank you!

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