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Got a bottle at the Raleigh, NC pen show. Here's a quick review.

 

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7314/8938285773_cf32fbecc3_b.jpg

 

So far I have only inked it in my Eversharp demi Skyline - but I like it.

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Fool me twice; damn

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Anyone point me to where I can buy this please?

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Thanks DD, that was one fast response, and worst (best?) of all, Aaron's site is wall to wall ink! :drool:

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What great looking color. May have to buy a bottle. Thanks for sharing this.

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