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Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone here would be able to tell me some websites, preferably in europe, where I might be able to stock up on ink, paper and sealing wax. I can't seem to find any of the inks I'm looking for (Aurora, Waterman Blue Black, Lemy Turquoise, etc) in the stores here in Portugal so buying online seems to be the best option for me. Also, I don't really know any of the good paper brands so some indications on what to search for would be most welcome!

 

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Don't know of any place in Europe; however, isellpens.com is a good source of almost everything pertaining to fps.

 

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For wax and seals, you might try Custom Wax n' Seals. Atelier Gargoyle sells a special flexible sealing wax, although they are located in the USA, not Europe.

 

For ink and paper, you might give The Writing Desk a try.

Thank you! =)

 

Custom Wax n' Seals is actually the website where I got my custom seal made. The wax sticks they sell have a wick inside them though; it isn't very helpful for me since I melt my wax with a blow torch. :/ Is there any website which sells good sealing wax but without a wick inside the sticks?

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Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone here would be able to tell me some websites, preferably in europe, where I might be able to stock up on ink, paper and sealing wax. I can't seem to find any of the inks I'm looking for (Aurora, Waterman Blue Black, Lemy Turquoise, etc) in the stores here in Portugal so buying online seems to be the best option for me. Also, I don't really know any of the good paper brands so some indications on what to search for would be most welcome!

 

Thanks!

 

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http://www.waxseals.com/stock.htm

http://www.history-box.co.uk/

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