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1962falcon Mint

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Today the line up, all from Diamine, is:-

 

Ancient Copper - Duofold Centennial- Amber Check/B. Great pen/ink colour match up.

Majestic Blue - Onoto Magna 261 LE/B.... new colour in this pen, normally inked up with Green/Black

Appleglory - Pel M1005/M.

 

 

Regards, Falcon

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R&K Altgoldgrun

Noodler's Red-Black

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Nice pen in the pocket:

Herbin 1670 Bleu Ocean

Cheap pens that live on the desk at work:

Noodler's Heart of Darkness

A mixture of Montblanc Royal Blue and Waterman Florida Blue (ink remnants salvaged from other pens when changing ink colors).

I know my id is "mhosea", but you can call me Mike. It's an old Unix thing.

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I just scribbled some notes with:

 

Platinum Carbon Blue

Montblanc Seaweed

Stipula Verde Muschiato

Sailor Tokiwa-matsu

Diamine Umber

 

I do like those green inks!

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pen_addict Near Mint

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Waterman blue - black

Noodler's Bulletproof Black

Noodler's Red Fox

Noodler's Hunter Green

Noodler's Luxury Blue

J. Herbin Bleu Nuit

Parker Vintage Blue

Lamy Blue Black

 

got a thing for simple inks right now... although I am looking for a true blue as well... can't seem to find one i stick to! :D

On a never ending quest for the 'perfect' pen, ink, paper combo... Then again where would the fun be in finding perfection!!

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BillZ Vintage

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Picked up a new Aurora at Dromgoole's Tuesday and wanted a new,permanent blue. Larry showed me Noodler's Bad Belted Kingfisher and we inkedit in the new pen. Like both. May put the BBK in sosmething else but I will keep one pen with it because of the colour and the permanence.

Pat Barnes a.k.a. billz

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Gcouch Rare

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Parker Quink, my golden standard! I really should take a look around our Paradise Pen/Montblanc stores here in NJ sometime, maybe liven up the ink stockpile...

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PAC 1957 Rare

PAC 1957

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Hi,

today I'm using Pilot Iroshizuku Tsuyu-kusa (Asiatic Day Flower) a very nice light blue in my new Pilot Capless Limited edition 2012 I bought for my birthday. In my bag I always have a Montblanc 149 with Pilot Irosihzuku Kon-peki, 2 pre 2007 piston filled Omas 360 , a white one with Montblanc Mistery Black and a yellow one with Caran D'Ache Saffron and finally a Pelikan M205 Duo with its dedicated Pelikan Highlighter yellow ink.

 

Best

Piero

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Kiarelle NOS (New Old Stock)

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Diamine Ancient Copper

 

Diamine Turquoise

 

Sailor Black (cartridge) in my new Sailor 1911 Young - as a test

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Diamine Apple Glory

Abraxas Blue Night

Diamine Umber

Diamine Registrar's Ink

Diamine Ancient Copper

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FP Ink Orphanage-Is an ink not working with your pens, not the color you're looking for, is never to see the light of day again?!! If this is you, and the ink is in fine condition otherwise, don't dump it down the sink, or throw it into the trash, send it to me (payment can be negotiated), and I will provide it a nice safe home with love, and a decent meal of paper! Please PM me!<span style='color: #000080'>For Sale:</span> TBA

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R&K Old Gold Green

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