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I think of it as a red-orange.....so seeing described as just an 'orange' ink was a bit unusual to my thought on it.

I hadn't really 'put' it in with my other orange inks....only a few, but more to come.

 

I've had the ink some 6-7 years. Goullet(sp) delivered it to the motel, I was staying at in the States. En in Europe, Noodlers is an expensive foreign ink....

Probably wholesalers, needs add the cost of US Postal Service....due to Congress now one of the more expensive postal services of the world....

It was getting in the way of UPS and FedEx, which are allowed to bribe Congress and by law the ex-US postal service can not.

It did have to come up with the past pensions and future one all in one go....Jumping the price so much even shipping books overseas is too expensive to think about buying more than a couple books in the US.

 

It is not that slow a drying ink. The other ink I ordered, the Golden Brown is the slowest ink I have....needing one write a full second sheet, before one can write on the back of the first sheet.

In reference to P. T. Barnum; to advise for free is foolish, ........busybodies are ill liked by both factions.

 

 

The cheapest lessons are from those who learned expensive lessons. Ignorance is best for learning expensive lessons.

 

 

 

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This is a fun ink. A happy ink. I really need to put it in a pen as it has been out of rotation for a while. I have as many as four or five pens inked with different reds right now. Diamine Merlot, Robert Oster Astorquiza Rot, Blackstone Red Cashmere and Uluru Red and I just finished a fill of Levenger Pomegranate.

 

I love bright colors and I just purchased 2 bottles of this ink for my fountain pens.

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