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Hopefully, Richard will continue to make these exact colors next year too...

The five colors that Gate City is now offering are the company's core colors. There is no intent to delete any of them.

"Core colors" suggests others may be offered, and I'm sure there will be no shortage of color suggestions. Let the begging begin!

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Since everyone else seems to be ordering True Blue (and since I currently have three good blue inks), I placed an order for the Blue Black.

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I just ordered True Blue! :roflmho:

 

i couldn't resist either, it looks marvelous. congrats!

DONE!!! true blue it is!

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Since everyone else seems to be ordering True Blue (and since I currently have three good blue inks), I placed an order for the Blue Black.

 

Oh sure, be counter cultural:lol:

www.lettermatters.com

P.O. Box 196 Kingsburg, CA 93631

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Alexandra Extremely Rare

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Anyone knowing if these will be distributed in the EU? By two or missing-pen or something?

 

I believe richardspens.com is the only place to get it.

www.lettermatters.com

P.O. Box 196 Kingsburg, CA 93631

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Anyone knowing if these will be distributed in the EU? By two or missing-pen or something?

 

I believe richardspens.com is the only place to get it.

 

Ok,well, then it's off-limits for non-usaians, then. Too expensive to import - customs, customs-handling-fees etc. Would probavly make it 100$/bottle here, or so.

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Anyone knowing if these will be distributed in the EU? By two or missing-pen or something?

 

I believe richardspens.com is the only place to get it.

 

Ok,well, then it's off-limits for non-usaians, then. Too expensive to import - customs, customs-handling-fees etc. Would probavly make it 100$/bottle here, or so.

 

Perhaps you could email Richard Binder through his website and make inquiries. He'll be the one in the know.

www.lettermatters.com

P.O. Box 196 Kingsburg, CA 93631

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I ordered all of them. :puddle:

With the new FPN rules, now I REALLY don't know what to put in my signature.

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Alexandra Extremely Rare

Alexandra

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I ordered all of them. :puddle:

 

I can't tell if that's bragging or a confession :thumbup: Either way I approve. I'll try not to be jealous.

www.lettermatters.com

P.O. Box 196 Kingsburg, CA 93631

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Anyone knowing if these will be distributed in the EU? By two or missing-pen or something?

 

I believe richardspens.com is the only place to get it.

At this moment, yes, we are. But Jim Baer, the Gate City ink boss, will be investigating other dealers, and there might be some outside Zone Interior.

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I ordered all of them. :puddle:

 

I can't tell if that's bragging or a confession :thumbup: Either way I approve. I'll try not to be jealous.

 

maybe SamCapote will share :)

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Well, we European do have Diamine, Herbin. Waterman, Skrip, Pelikan, etc, etc on our doorsteps, so no real shortage of 'well-behaved' inks, is there ? :)

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If you make people think they're thinking, they'll love you; But if you really make them think, they'll hate you.

 

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Well, we European do have Diamine, Herbin. Waterman, Skrip, Pelikan, etc, etc on our doorsteps, so no real shortage of 'well-behaved' inks, is there ? :)

 

A very good point, but 'no shortage' doesn't equate to 'enough' in FP terms! :)

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Hopefully, Richard will continue to make these exact colors next year too...

The five colors that Gate City is now offering are the company's core colors. There is no intent to delete any of them.

"Core colors" suggests others may be offered, and I'm sure there will be no shortage of color suggestions. Let the begging begin!

 

We need some mocha to go with that sapphire.

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Well, we European do have Diamine, Herbin. Waterman, Skrip, Pelikan, etc, etc on our doorsteps, so no real shortage of 'well-behaved' inks, is there ? :)

 

How can you ask such a question....

 

As long as there's one well-behaved ink, which is not sold in Europe, it of course means that there is a shortage ;)

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Anyone knowing if these will be distributed in the EU? By two or missing-pen or something?

 

I believe richardspens.com is the only place to get it.

At this moment, yes, we are. But Jim Baer, the Gate City ink boss, will be investigating other dealers, and there might be some outside Zone Interior.

 

We'll just have to sit tight, then.

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