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La Couronne du Comte and Appelboom have stock of the new LE ink, Golden Yellow.

 

I understand MB did not secure the rights to use the Warhol name on an ink, and were to produce an unnamed ink to tie in with the pens. This may be it, though I was expecting an orange. Can anyone confirm?

 

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I have a different question before i even think of splurging

 

Would this be legible with a M or a F? Or is it to be used like a highlighter ink?

 

Would we need a B or BB?? If so then its a waste for me.

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Thank you for making this information available. I had not bought any ink for almost 2 weeks & would hate to miss one! I hated to think about that ONE little bottle traveling by itself "over the water" so I added the Diamine Flower set to "keep it company."

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Is it possible to buy this ink in any MB boutique or only in LCdC or Appelboom shop?

 

It will be official released in January, and after that it will also be available in the boutique

Visit our webstore www.appelboompennen.nl

We ship worldwide!

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Thank you for making this information available. I had not bought any ink for almost 2 weeks & would hate to miss one! I hated to think about that ONE little bottle traveling by itself "over the water" so I added the Diamine Flower set to "keep it company."

That is dangerous indeed, never let a bottle travel by itself!

Visit our webstore www.appelboompennen.nl

We ship worldwide!

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I have a different question before i even think of splurging

 

Would this be legible with a M or a F? Or is it to be used like a highlighter ink?

 

Would we need a B or BB?? If so then its a waste for me.

 

The writing sample of Appelboom was done with a ''broad'' Medium nib of the 149.

Visit our webstore www.appelboompennen.nl

We ship worldwide!

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Received my bottle for Christmas and will do a review soon :-)

 

Since the color matches the yellow ring separating the barrel from the filling know on the Andy Warhol pen, I'm pretty sure that it was intended as the Warhol ink.

 

Nice and well flowing ink; I'm curious how it compares to Sheaffer's King's Gold or Private Reserve Shoreline gold and Diamine Amber!

 

Cheers

 

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