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Ok, no problem; I'll post a pic or two here in a few days - where did you get your bottle?

 

- Sean :)

I've only got a sample, purchased from Vanness. :)

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I've only got a sample, purchased from Vanness. :)

Okay, thanks, Liz. 👍

 

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"Every one therefore that shall confess Me before men, I will also confess him before My Father Who is in Heaven." - MT. 10:32

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Thank you Our Lady of Prompt Succor & St. Jude.

 

 

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How did I miss this review?

Well, never too late to add on “need sample” list.

 

Liz.... you enabler... :)

Wonderful, fun and super helpful reviews!

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How did I miss this review?

Well, never too late to add on “need sample” list.

 

Liz.... you enabler... :)

Wonderful, fun and super helpful reviews!

 

I'm most happy to enable you! :D Set yourself an appointment for Robert Oster African Gold, coming on the 27th - after all, one can never have too much gold... :P ;)

 

And thank you! :D

 

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I have a sample of this ink. Once I get through copper and silver inks, this will be the next ink to use in my Edison Beaumont Molten Ores pen.

 

Its almost empty with a sample of Monteverde Copper Noir, then it will be De Atramentis silver grey. Then the ink in this excellent review.

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I have a sample of this ink. Once I get through copper and silver inks, this will be the next ink to use in my Edison Beaumont Molten Ores pen.

 

Its almost empty with a sample of Monteverde Copper Noir, then it will be De Atramentis silver grey. Then the ink in this excellent review.

:) Looking forward to your results! (And thank you!)

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That is an interesting color and appealing review. Thanks. One more ink to consider, mmmh...

If you are to be ephemeral, leave a good scent.

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That is an interesting color and appealing review. Thanks. One more ink to consider, mmmh...

:D Thank you! I think it's well worth a sample - my first thought on writing with it was that it looked exactly like its name.

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Better late than never. I really like the color of this ink. Mine is not an EF, but LizEF is ok with seeing the ink from a wide nib. 
Edited to add the paper is from an Exacompta FAF Pad. 

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2 hours ago, Misfit said:

Better late than never. I really like the color of this ink. Mine is not an EF, but LizEF is ok with seeing the ink from a wide nib. 
Edited to add the paper is from an Exacompta FAF Pad. 

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Nice! :)   Thanks for the addition.

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Here's the line width measurement. The line is one of those used for dry time.  Magnification is 100x.  The grid is 100x100µm.  The scale is 330µm, with eleven divisions of 30µm each.  The line width for this ink is roughly 270µm.

 

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