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Many thanks to SProctor for contributing the Ink Review Form for any FPN member to download and use.

 

 

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We have another ink review form, thanks to Pictrix!



This one for including in the Ink Review Forum (screen size): Ink Review Form


This is a copy of the above form in letter size, for personal use: ink review form for your notebook.

Here's a link to another one (thanks to THRobinson for this one):

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/290799-ink-review-form/

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