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Hi, I'll throw my hat in the circle too.

I have been using fountain pens for years bur only recently started playing around with inks.

 

Amberlea helped me out with a great little collection, Well actually she fanned the flames, and since then I dream of a ink cabinet like hers,

 

I joined the Goulet Ink drop club to get introduce to inks I might not try otherwise and find myself using colors I never thought I would.

 

Oh the inky madness ...sigh.....

 

Best of luck on your adventure,

with my deepest respect,

mark

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  • You are about to embark on my dream, bucket list journey. I have always dreamed of joining the Peace Corp. Congratulations and may your journey be one where whatever your assignment, you not only provide what is needed, you also learn many things along the way in your time there.

May already be too late, but the following red, since red is my nearly exclusive color of preference are the choices in your PIF. In any case, be well. Take something to record your journey of a lifetime so you can let others know of your adventure upon your return.

Toucan Scarlet

Noodler's Red

Here 231 (Red)

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Ea Alis Volat Propiis, per/Repletus Fontis Calamus!
She Flies by Her Own Wings, with filled Fountain Pen

 

Delta DolceVita, F-C Intrinsic 02, Pelikan M800 red/black striation, Bexley ATB Strawberry Swirl, Red Jinhao 159, Platinum 3776 Bourgogne. :wub:

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What a generous offer. I would be interested in any of the inks as I am new to fountain pens as of about 10days ago. I am most interested in the Pilot ink, but anything would be nice to try. Thanks

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Hi,

 

I would be interested in Toucan samples (I'd like to review full line). I have Sienna and Orange. The inks I'm lacking at the moment are

  • Toucan Aqua
  • Toucan Black
  • Toucan Bright Blue
  • Toucan Crimson
  • Toucan Gold
  • Toucan Magenta
  • Toucan Primrose
  • Toucan Royal Blue
  • Toucan Scarlet
  • Toucan Turquoise
  • Toucan Umber
  • Toucan Violet

If they're still available I'll cover the price of the shipment. If you feel they should go to others, it's good. I appreciate your contibution to the community as well as this kind offer.

All the best in your future ventures.

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Ashurbanipals Beard

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Hello, I'd like to be entred to the drawing.

 

Congratulations on your assignment with the peace corps! I hope you enjoy Tanzania!

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Please consider me for this.I'm fairly new to fountain pens, and have zero experience with any of those inks, so would love to try any of them.I'm a writin' fool, so they'd see plenty of use.

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Count me in.

 

I hope your journey is a fulfilling one, you should be proud of your decision to give service to others.

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Please count me in, and I applaud giving of your time!

Pop Tarts and gravy, It's whats for breakfast.

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I admire your generosity in joining the Peace Corps and in giving away your ink. If you need more vials, you can ask Amberlea; she buys them 10,000 at a time. I will mention it to her today.

 

I don't need any more ink, but you're going to make a lot of people happy.

"One can not waste time worrying about small minds . . . If we were normal, we'd still be using free ball point pens." —Bo Bo Olson

 

"I already own more ink than a rational person can use in a lifetime." —Waski_the_Squirrel

 

I'm still trying to figure out how to list all my pens down here.

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Hello, and thanks for you most generous offer! Please count me in.

 

Best to you in the Peace Corp, you'll be living a very early dream of mine.

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Ciao from Italy,

 

as a recent expat I know what your about to do as far as moving overseas. I will say this, I brought my inks and I'm glad I did. Not to push you either direction, but you might find you have time on your hands to write and I'm not sure how available inks are where you are going. Even here inks aren't as readily available as they were back in the states. However, I enjoy ink and if you thinking about letting some go I would be interested in:

 

Noodlers Blue Ghost

Noodlers Blurase

Noodlers Apache Sunset

Noodlers Saurgo Wine

 

Lord bless

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Wow! What a generous offer. Good luck on your new job. I haven't even heard of many of the inks in your list. My husband & I have just started to collect inks. I love all the different colors of ink available. They make journaling much more fun.

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Best wishes for Tanzania.

Thank you for your generous PIF.

(Do NOT count me in.)

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Hi, I'm BRAND NEW to FPN and the world of FP although I have been writing and journaling for as long as I can remember. I would love to be counted amongst those you may want to share with. It's a Very generous offer and thanks for considering other FPNr's in advance.

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I'm interested... only tried (so far) about 4 inks. None on that list.

 

I did a form I uploaded for ink reviews, working on a "How-To" for colour calibration for ink reviews... some more inks would be great because then I could do a whole bunch of reviews and upload to the review section of the site.

 

I'll take whatever I can get and do some reviews.

 

Thanks for the generous offer!

 

:)

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LAMY Al Star (Limited Ed. Copper Orange) w/ Noodler's Apache Sunset

LAMY Safari (Black) w/ Noodler's Black (Bulletproof)

LAMY Safari (Red) w/ Noodler's Eel Rattler Red

Noodler's Ahab (Clear Demonstrator) Used for Testing Inks

Parker Urban (London Cab Black) w/ Diamine Red Dragon

Parker Reflex (Green Pearl) w/ J.Herbin's Poussiere de Lune

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I'd prefer noodle's black, borealis black, or waterman serenity. But any black or blue ink would be lovely! I haven't had a chance to purchase any ink, I'm completely new at this. Would love to sample some practical black/blue inks before I purchase a whole bottle!

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I'm new to the forum, and new to fountain pens as well. Id be very appreciative if I could try a sample :)

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I would like to enter. I have bee meaning to get my pen wet with colored inks. Good luck in the Peace Corp..

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Sorry I don't know how to edit, but I'd really love noodler's black as my number one choice if possible. I'm planning on purchasing the ink and if you could give me your bottle or sample to test, I'd love it! Thanks and good luck in the peace corps

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