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Vermillion is really nice orange ink. Well, actually it has much more to it than orange. The color is quite rich in appearance and smooth in flow. I like this one A LOT.




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DROPS OF INK ON KITCHEN TOWEL



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CHROMATOGRAPHY



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SOFTWARE IDENTIFICATION / COLOR RANGE



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COLOR RANGE




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CALENDAR




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COPY PAPER - Hero 5028 1,9 stub



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Thank you for addig this to my shopping list Visamitra :D

 

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This will look fantastic in my new vermillion Pilot Custom 845. In the words of George Takei, "oh my!"

 

 

Yes it will!

 

Vis - I love your reviews.

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

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Another great review! Thanks for sharing.

 

Diamine sure knows how to make nice red inks!

So many inks, so little time...

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Too red to be an orange.

 

 

And too orange to be a red.

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Quite easily.

 

On the other hand I used it in pens that are easy to clean: Pilot 78G with broad nib, Kaweco Sport Classic with broad nib, Lamy Al-Star with broad nib.

 

I guess it could be more difficult to celan dry F nib.

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