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Love, love, love this ink. I'm not at all sure about the translation - Chapel Island Green Gold is what showed up in Google Translate.This is an ink made by Sailor for the Style Dee shop: http://styledee.jp

 

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Comparison:

 

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On Rhodia and Life:

 

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On Graphilo:

 

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yesss, a very nice colour, in the line of the murky greens I love. And being Sailor, a winner then.

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OH MY .. .OH MY..... OH MY.... Be still my heart .... :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub:

 

I need a bottle of this...... maybe two..... :puddle: :puddle:

 

 

 

 

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Thanks for the review.
It's weird just how different the ink looks on the different papers. On the Graphilo paper it reminds me a lot of J Herbin Vert Empire (which is about as murky as I can take). But on Rhodia I'm seeing a lot less green and a lot more gold.

Think I'll pass on this one (but if I had only seen the example on Graphilo I might have considered it).

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Oh wow, I really like the look of this. Definitely a gorgeous murky brown-green!

OH MY .. .OH MY..... OH MY.... Be still my heart .... :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub:

 

I need a bottle of this...... maybe two..... :puddle: :puddle:

 

 

 

 

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Figured you two would be into this one. :)

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Figured you two would be into this one. :)

 

 

YOU THINK!!!!... If I could marry an ink... I will marry this one!!!!..... :puddle: :puddle: :puddle: :puddle:

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Thanks for the review.

It's weird just how different the ink looks on the different papers. On the Graphilo paper it reminds me a lot of J Herbin Vert Empire (which is about as murky as I can take). But on Rhodia I'm seeing a lot less green and a lot more gold.

Think I'll pass on this one (but if I had only seen the example on Graphilo I might have considered it).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

I find that many Sailor inks, and some KWZs, are extremely paper-dependent, more so than any other brands: they'll look one way on papers like Tomoe and Graphilo, and completely different on absorbent papers like Rhodia, etc. It's great when you like both 'looks,' but can be frustrating when you prefer one to the other.

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YES, please!

 

And thank you for introducing me to another ink that would be happy with it's brethern in my cupboard. Sadly, I fear it may NOT have it's "passport for the US,"

easily located. Still nice to see another example of what Sailor does so well.

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LOL, my first thought was that Cyber6 would love this ink! I'm glad I know your inky tastes.

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I'm confused. I'm checking out the site, and I find only a few bottles of ink. One J. Herbin. The others are the standard Sailor/Kobe style ink bottles, so the short, round ones. The images all say "Delta". Are these the same thing, or something else? They certainly aren't the standard Delta (Italian) ink bottles, which only have a few colors and nothing like this.

 

EDIT: OK I see from the topic title the word "Delta", so yes this is it. Limit one per customer apparently. But does it ever say "Sailor" anywhere, or is this a stealth brand identification?

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EDIT: OK I see from the topic title the word "Delta", so yes this is it. Limit one per customer apparently. But does it ever say "Sailor" anywhere, or is this a stealth brand identification?

Like Mew says, it comes in the short Sailor bottle with the typical silver and black Sailor box.

 

So glad you like it. :cD

Another informative review!

 

Thanks for the heads-up on this one! :)

 

I really like this one, too.

 

YES, please!

 

And thank you for introducing me to another ink that would be happy with it's brethern in my cupboard. Sadly, I fear it may NOT have it's "passport for the US,"

easily located. Still nice to see another example of what Sailor does so well.

Very nice ink. Thanks so much for reviewing this.

Mary

 

Glad y'all like it!

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