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As a big fan of Sailor Jentle inks, I wished to re-buy one of my favourites but realised as I searched the web and fire off eMails to sellers that I had no idea which ink it was.

 

After much frustration, I realised that each LE ink has a unique serial-number on the back in the format xx-xxxx-xxx denoting the name.

 

So, I thought: as there are quite a few here who speak Japanese (and collect Sailor inks), could we crate a database of each LE's code number, with names and colour samples for those of us not quite as blessed in the languages of the far east?

 

I think it would be a valuable sticky at the top of the Inky Thoughts forum...

Too many pens; too little writing.

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Sorry about the format.

 

Chu-Shu Autumn Ink 13-1002-216

Kin-Mokusei Autumn Ink 13-1002-213

Oku-Yama Autumn Ink 13-1002-215

Yama-Dori Autumn Ink 13-1002-214

Black (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-220

Blue (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-240

Blue/Black (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-244

Black Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-220

Blue Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-240

Blue/Black Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-244

Brown Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-280

Green Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-260

Grey Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-221

Red/Brown Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-238

Yellow/Orange Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-276

Apricot Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-273

Epinard Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-260

Grenade Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-253

Peche Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-231

Sky High Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-241

Ultra Marine Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-250

Miruai Spring ink 13-1002-208

Nioi-Sumire Spring ink 13-1002-207

Sakura-Mori Spring ink 13-1002-206

Waka-Uguisu Spring ink 13-1002-205

Doyou Summer ink 13-1002-211

Fuji Musume Summer ink 13-1002-209

Rikyu-Cha Summer ink 13-1002-212

Souten Summer ink 13-1002-210

Irori Winter ink 13-1002-202

Yuki-Akari Winter ink 13-1002-203

 

HTH,

 

Martin

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Sorry about the format.

 

Chu-Shu Autumn Ink 13-1002-216

Kin-Mokusei Autumn Ink 13-1002-213

Oku-Yama Autumn Ink 13-1002-215

Yama-Dori Autumn Ink 13-1002-214

Black (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-220

Blue (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-240

Blue/Black (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-244

Black Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-220

Blue Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-240

Blue/Black Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-244

Brown Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-280

Green Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-260

Grey Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-221

Red/Brown Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-238

Yellow/Orange Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-276

Apricot Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-273

Epinard Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-260

Grenade Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-253

Peche Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-231

Sky High Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-241

Ultra Marine Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-250

Miruai Spring ink 13-1002-208

Nioi-Sumire Spring ink 13-1002-207

Sakura-Mori Spring ink 13-1002-206

Waka-Uguisu Spring ink 13-1002-205

Doyou Summer ink 13-1002-211

Fuji Musume Summer ink 13-1002-209

Rikyu-Cha Summer ink 13-1002-212

Souten Summer ink 13-1002-210

Irori Winter ink 13-1002-202

Yuki-Akari Winter ink 13-1002-203

 

HTH,

 

Martin

 

Wow - thanks Martin!

 

(It was actually Anna who identified my ink :thumbup: - Yama Dori - and also that you didn't have any left :gaah: )

 

Any people want to add swatches to the codes?

Too many pens; too little writing.

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Shigure...13-1002-201.... a dark purple... & Tokiwa-matsu...13-1002-204... a sort of khaki green...I've only had these 2 in pens with fine nibs. The colors might express themselves differently with a nib change.....broader, I mean. I use Claire paper almost exclusively now.No affiliations.

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Thanks for the information, twdpens and SnowLeopard. I took a stab at reformatting the list and added the nano inks (I think I have the codes right for those; if not, let me know):

 

SAILOR INK CODES

 

Normal Production Inks

 

Black Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-220

Blue Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-240

Blue/Black Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-244

Brown Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-280

Green Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-260

Grey Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-221

Red/Brown Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-238

Yellow/Orange Jentle ink (old) 13-0600-276

 

Black (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-220

Blue (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-240

Blue/Black (new style) Jentle ink 13-1000-244

 

Apricot Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-273

Epinard Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-260

Grenade Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-253

Peche Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-231

Sky High Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-241

Ultra Marine Jentle Ink 2011 13-1000-250

 

2010 Seasonal Inks

 

Winter:

Irori 13-1002-202

Shigure 13-1002-201

Tokiwa-Matsu 13-1002-204

Yuki-Akari 13-1002-203

 

Spring:

Miruai 13-1002-208

Nioi-Sumire 13-1002-207

Sakura-Mori 13-1002-206

Waka-Uguisu 13-1002-205

 

Summer:

Doyou 13-1002-211

Fuji-Musume 13-1002-209

Rikyu-Cha 13-1002-212

Souten 13-1002-210

 

Autumn:

Chu-Shu 13-1002-216

Kin-Mokusei 13-1002-213

Oku-Yama 13-1002-215

Yama-Dori 13-1002-214

 

Nano Inks

 

Kiwa-Guro black 13-1501-220

Sei-Boku blue-black 13-2001-244

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(It was actually Anna who identified my ink :thumbup: - Yama Dori - and also that you didn't have any left :gaah: )

 

Any people want to add swatches to the codes?

 

If you want it badly enough, PenGallery in Malaysia (www.pengallery.com) lists Yama-Dori as being in stock. I've ordered inks from them a couple of times and have been very satisifed with their service (no affiliation, etc.)

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Whew, I'm glad you are only listing the Sailor standard (new & old) & the 2010-11 four seasonal colors. I won't bring up the Sailor Hougado, Kobe, & Bungbox lists.

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

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