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Invoices packed and ready to ship --

 

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Yay!!!!! I recognize one of those numbers!

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Mine came! :) And not ONLY was there a little Noodler's pen in with my bottle of ink (as expected) but there was a BRUSH pen included to. I have never seen a brush pen before, got no clue how to use it, but I'm going to have fun!

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Mine came! :) And not ONLY was there a little Noodler's pen in with my bottle of ink (as expected) but there was a BRUSH pen included to. I have never seen a brush pen before, got no clue how to use it, but I'm going to have fun!

A brush pen is a diabolically clever device invented so you can use your ink up quickly and then have an excuse exceptionally good reason to buy more ink! ;)

Actually they are fun, though I have no real skill in using one.

Enjoy!

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Mine came! :) And not ONLY was there a little Noodler's pen in with my bottle of ink (as expected) but there was a BRUSH pen included to. I have never seen a brush pen before, got no clue how to use it, but I'm going to have fun!

A brush pen is a diabolically clever device invented so you can use your ink up quickly and then have an excuse exceptionally good reason to buy more ink! ;)

Actually they are fun, though I have no real skill in using one.

Enjoy!

Brush pens also make dandy highlighters :thumbup:

I have a couple that came with bottles of Kung Te Cheng. I haven't filled the second one yet, but the first one does really well with Noodler's Dragon Catfish Pink in it (once I decide I need a second color of highlighter ink, instead of just one, the second one will probably get Noodler's Lightning Blue).

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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Ooh. That's a nice color ink.

I hadn't been looking at Tulipe Noir, just the other two exclusives. Only now....

You enablers, you. :headsmack: And at this time of year when I'm *already* broke. :gaah:

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

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I'm so glad you've all gotten everything in good shape so far. I'm so nervous about these and how they're going to do. So far I've got a good track record - hope it lasts. :)

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Well your track record is unbroken with me! The box arrived on my desk in excellent shape and the bottles within quite well protected. Thank you!

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Mail came. Ink hasn't.

 

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Mail came. Ink hasn't.

 

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Hmmm, nice kind of blue, in those eyes. Much lighter of course than van Gogh, but would make a nice colour.

"JonSzanto Blues" catchy name..

 

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