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We have a limited stock of the 50 ml size of Private Reserve left and we are placing them all on sale. We also have some harder to find J. Herbin carts going on sale as well.

 

Also, Free US Shipping on all orders over $35 for a limited time.

 

We can deliver to Denver or Detroit as an option for you if you are going to those shows.

 

Ink it Up!

Brian & Lisa

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The link to the store gives a 404, would love to

buy a few bottles though!

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I should have waited before getting ink locally....not that it particularly stopped me tonight. I needed some supplies anyway. B)

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The PR link does not work if you are on a mobile browser and go the mobile version of the site. It does work if you request the desktop version of the site.

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The PR link does not work if you are on a mobile browser and go the mobile version of the site. It does work if you request the desktop version of the site.

That's what happened for me too, works now.

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Thanx for the heads up -- putting together an order now. ;)

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