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Delta "Inchiostro Classico"


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This ink came to me as a bit of a mistake - I started off ordering a bottle of Delta Blue from Websters, but they ended up sending me this one. I kept it anyway since it's a nice, curious break from the usual blacks and blues.

 

It doesn't appear that many people have used/seen this ink before, so I'll just write a few lines about it.

 

The main text is rendered with the Delta "Classic Ink" with 5 pens: Lamy Safari M, B, Italic 1.5mm, Pilot Elite Long/Short EF and a Hunt 101. Pics of the bottle and packaging at the bottom.

 

Apologies for the queer contrast.

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I was given a bottle of this ink recently. The box is peculiar and the bottle is unique. Haven't tried inking any pens though, as I'm hoping to find out more.

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it's certainly a unique looking bottle. and with sepia brown as one of my favorites, though i prefer a darker shade. it might look better on a white/cream colored paper.

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Doesn't that bottle look like one-half of a rocker blotter?

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Nice review!

Interesting ink bottle and package.

Thank you for sharing this review with us!

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I just received a bottle of this ink (minus the funky bottle shown here) with a Delta 20th Anniversary LE. The ink is a light brownish colour. Quite pleasant.

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I've always suspected me being at least partially colourblind, and I thought that might have contributed to my difficulty in seeing the colour of this ink, but I guess I'm not the only one here, lol. The bottle reminds me a bit of J. Herbin bottles. :puddle: Great looking, but I'll have to try out my Cafe des Iles to see how functional it actually is.

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Interesting looking ink. Google turns up nothing, so I'm wondering if anyone knows where you can get this ink. Thanks.

 

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