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Wanted to trade:

 

I have a bottle, 95%+ full, of Private Reserve's Burgundy Mist ink. It is roughly the color of a wine stain, and is heavily saturated, very rich looking.

 

I would like to trade it for a more conservative color, or for a set of about a dozen Parker refills like this:

 

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Anyone? Anyone? Bueler? Anyone? Your plain-Jane ink for my PR BM. Your whack-o-refills for my PR BM.

 

 

 

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Do you want PR Lake Placid Blue?

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I guess I could suffer it ... but I'm all full up on blues here. I'd be more interested in spending that shipping cost (and occasioning a cost for you, too) for a conservative green or red, or even a plain black.

 

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Wanted to trade:

 

I have a bottle, 95%+ full, of Private Reserve's Burgundy Mist ink. It is roughly the color of a wine stain, and is heavily saturated, very rich looking.

 

I would like to trade it for a more conservative color, or for a set of about a dozen Parker refills like this:

 

post-7224-1204864325_thumb.png

 

Anyone? Anyone? Bueler? Anyone? Your plain-Jane ink for my PR BM. Your whack-o-refills for my PR BM.

 

 

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How did the burgundy mist perform for you?

i am thinking of getting a bottle....

 

thanks

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Conservative green?

 

PR Spearmint?

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How did the burgundy mist perform for you?

i am thinking of getting a bottle....

 

thanks

 

Henri: Burgundy Mist performs very nicely. It is very dark and saturated, and dries to a solid singular color. I didn't find it to be overly wet, despite its highly saturated color (I am left handed so I would tend to notice). My only disappointment is in the color itself -- too non-standard for me.

 

Conservative green?

 

PR Spearmint?

 

JMKeuning: I'd be happy to trade my bottle of PR Burgundy Mist for a bottle of PR Spearmint, as long as its color as depicted on this color chart is accurate. PM me if you'd like to go through with it. :)

 

 

 

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How did the burgundy mist perform for you?

i am thinking of getting a bottle....

 

thanks

 

Henri: Burgundy Mist performs very nicely. It is very dark and saturated, and dries to a solid singular color. I didn't find it to be overly wet, despite its highly saturated color (I am left handed so I would tend to notice). My only disappointment is in the color itself -- too non-standard for me.

 

Conservative green?

 

PR Spearmint?

 

JMKeuning: I'd be happy to trade my bottle of PR Burgundy Mist for a bottle of PR Spearmint, as long as its color as depicted on this color chart is accurate. PM me if you'd like to go through with it. :)

 

 

thanks for the information it will be a great help.

 

henri

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Ink is at work so I cannot compare, even then, I could not make promises. I can send you some writing samples, or even better, and ink sample. I have the ink exchange vials, so this will be easy.

 

Then you can decide!

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Ink is at work so I cannot compare, even then, I could not make promises. I can send you some writing samples, or even better, and ink sample. I have the ink exchange vials, so this will be easy.

 

Then you can decide!

 

 

JM:

 

I'll PM you with my address. Thanks!

 

 

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95% full bottle of Private Reserve Burgundy Mist still available.

 

Looking for the mentioned refills (about a dozen?) or a bottle of a "traditional" brand of ink in a "conservative" color, preferably a darker green, purple, red, or black. (I'm chock full o' blues here already.)

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Bump.

 

95% full bottle of Private Reserve Burgundy Mist still available.

 

Looking for the mentioned refills (about a dozen?) or a bottle of a "traditional" brand of ink in a "conservative" color, preferably a darker green, purple, red, or black. (I'm chock full o' blues here already.)

 

Its a pretty standard ink, but I've got an unopened bottle of Parker Black Quink or a bottle of Noodlers Polar Black (98%) that I'd be willing to trade...

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95% full bottle of Private Reserve Burgundy Mist still available.

 

Looking for the mentioned refills (about a dozen?) or a bottle of a "traditional" brand of ink in a "conservative" color, preferably a darker green, purple, red, or black. (I'm chock full o' blues here already.)

 

Its a pretty standard ink, but I've got an unopened bottle of Parker Black Quink or a bottle of Noodlers Polar Black (98%) that I'd be willing to trade...

 

 

BurkStar:

 

I'll send you a PM.

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