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Take-sumi & Monteverde Olivine. Each in Easterbrook J’s. I’m feeling retro...sorta.

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Plain and simple today, Parker Quink Blue Black.

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KKay Extremely Rare

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KWZ-Flame Red

J.Herbin-Emerald of Chivor

Franklin Christoph-Terra Firma

Papier Plume-Pecan

Sailor-Sky High

GvFC-Viper Green

Diamine-Syrah

GvFC-Moss Green

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Today it's Noodler's Red, in the Cross Solo F; and Iroshizuku Kon-peki, in the Pilot Decimo F.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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GvFC-Hazelnut

J. Herbin-Emerald of Chivor

Robert Oster-Deep Sea

Diamine-Burgundy Rose

Sailor-Rikyu cha

GvFC-Moss Green

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For the week, it has been a Visconti week...

 

Visconti Blue, Sepia, Burgundy and Black.

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De Atramentis Shakespeare

Noodler's Green Marine

Noodler's Black Swan in English Roses

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Hi,

 

Diamine Racing Green / M-flex Swan L245/60

Diamine Graphite / BB-stub Böhler 56

R. Oster Bronze / B-Stub Swan SM 205/60

R. Oster Blue Night / OM Lamy 2000

De Atramentis Archivtinte / F-semiflex Swan SM 100/60

 

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Edelstein Tanzanite, in the M405 EF.

Vintage Quink Microfim Black, in the Azure Blue Pearl Vac Speedline filler, F/M (?) nib.

Iroshizuku Kon-peki, in the Decimo, F nib.

 

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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Monteverde Horizon Blue. I typically avoid blues, but since my work choices are blue and black I've been experimenting. It's a good blue, for blue. I do like that it is well behaved.

Yet another Sarah.

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Pelikan 4001 Violet in a wet medium cursive italic from Peyton Street Pen Works. I have had this ink (not this bottle) in my collection for more than 20 years and keep thinking it's time for me to phase it out, but then I write with it and reconsider. I've never found it to be as dry as the reputation of Pelikan 4001 would lead a person to expect.

 

Robert Oster Purple Rock in an extra-fine Pilot desk pen, for scribbling marginalia in a book I am reading. This combination wouldn't be legible enough for extensive writing, but I'm hoping to avoid bleed-through by using a relatively dry ink in a narrow nib.

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Continuing to make short log entries with the GvFC Gulf Blue and Moss Green. Really enjoying both colors.

It's hard work to tell which is Old Harry when everybody's got boots on.

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Diamine Shimmering Seas with Kaweco Supra

Diamine Red Dragon for correcting in an M400 Pelikan

Diamine Skull and Roses Jinhao X750

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Today I wrote on very crappy paper so I used

RK Salix and

Caran d'Ache Idyllic Blue.

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