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Not a very crazy view as I needed to fill only one pen, but the Edison Collier "Metallurgy" was refilled with Sailor Kingdom Note Trametes versicolor.

 

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17 minutes ago, lgsoltek said:

Yamabukiiro with a matching pen!

 

 

 

Thank you for reminding me of this ink. I must get a bottle.

Today I'll be inking a M400 Tortoise OB purchased six months ago, and as yet un-inked by me, with Taisanji

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6 hours ago, Karmachanic said:

 

 

Thank you for reminding me of this ink. I must get a bottle.

Today I'll be inking a M400 Tortoise OB purchased six months ago, and as yet un-inked by me, with Taisanji

 

I have only two inks that aren't purple, and Taisanji Yellow is one of them, but it took me a while to find a pen that would show the ink to advantage.  I bought it to use in my Pelikan 140, but that pen is a relatively dry fine or extra-fine (nib not marked), and the line was too pale to be interesting.  Most recently, I tried Taisanji Yellow in a Peyton Street Pen Works prototype pen with a medium cursive italic nib.  With that nib, I get a rich golden line--with no shading, unfortunately, but a legible line in an attractive hue that happens to complement purple very well.

 

In what pens do you tend to use Taisanji Yellow?  Any nibs that aren't broad?

 

 

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Filled my original FP, an Aurora Ispilon Deluxe, with my first ink, Sailor Kiwaguro. See the I ❤️ Kiwaguro thread for images (though the thread isn't called that). 

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Today I finished a fill of Rohrer & Klingner Scabiosa, which I've had for about a month in a Levenger Galaxy Aurora pen from the early 2000s.  I am always impressed by how easy it is to flush Scabiosa from a pen.

 

And a few minutes ago, I inked up a cheap Shaeffer calligraphy pen--a transparent Viewpoint, marked fine but really quite broad, from the mid 1990s--with J Herbin Amethyste de l'Oural, to use for holiday notes and gift tags.

 

I still have a Pilot Black cartridge in my old Pilot XF desk pen.

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J Herbin Amethyste de l'Oural in a Shaeffer Viewpoints fine calligraphy nib 

 

Pilot black in an old Pilot desk pen, unknown model number

 

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Tonight I'm writing with...

  • Monteverde Birthday Cake in a Lamy Vista 
  • Diamine Steel Blue in a Lamy Safari 
  • Birmingham Southern Portal in an Estie Sparkle 

 

 🐌 💌 📬 Snail mail enthusiast & ink swatching fiend. Trade inks with me here🎨🌈🖋️

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Diamine Blue Edition Ho Ho Ho, in a Pilot Prera in Lime with M calligraphy nib

 

sample of Robert Oster Gold Antiqua, in an Edison Beaumont Molten Ores with 1.1mm italic nib

 

Graf von Faber-Castell Cognac Brown, in a Levenger True Writer Sea Glass (original version) with a F nib 

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Musk Green in M300. Yesterday, Saffron in orange M320.

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

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So far it's been (highly diluted) Colorverse Stars and Stripes, in the Vector with the italic fine nib on it.  But I slept in and am not moving all that fast (it's after 1 PM and I've barely had breakfast).

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"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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