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In principle we will be able to get as much as we want, IOW, as much as we can afford, and a sold out case will mean we can afford to buy a replacement.

 

What will change is the entire shipping and handling process, which will make it less stressful on those dealing with the process, and hopefully will make things go easier and more smoothly, especially on our side.

 

HTH, warm regards, Wim

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Wow! I have been away for several months and return to find this as the first post I read...Yay!

My personal favorite is the Dumas but all are really nice inks!

Thanks Wim for the great news!

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I think these must've last existed before I signed on here... and I'm already plotting setting the cash aside to get at least two of these. :D

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I think these must've last existed before I signed on here... and I'm already plotting setting the cash aside to get at least two of these. :D

:lol:

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Hmm, want the Starry Night, but will have to wait for someone coming back to India (Shipping just the ink might be very painful).

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The Starry Night looks pretty nice.

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Hmm, want the Starry Night, but will have to wait for someone coming back to India (Shipping just the ink might be very painful).

Provided one is allowed on a plane with (fluid) inks...

 

I do hope you will have that opportunity indeed!

 

Warm regards, Wim

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Thank you all for your encouraging comments, it is much appreciated!

 

Looking forward to a new batch of inks myself!

Warm regards, Wim

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Provided one is allowed on a plane with (fluid) inks...

 

I do hope you will have that opportunity indeed!

 

Warm regards, Wim

 

It should be, I've had people bring in certain paints before. In any case yet another hurdle!

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I would be happy to acquire all three if I don't have to take out a second mortgage or sell a kidney to cover shipping costs... yeah, what am I saying :rolleyes: Noodler's Inks have some of the most expensive shipping of any inks I have seen.

 

Pity.

 

Have fun Americanos!

 

 

 

EditL I take that back. Hadn't checked on eBay for Noodler's in quite some time, and found a seller charging $14.95 for a 3oz bottle + $5 shipping. Sounds like it may be a good deal .Anyone confirm what local prices are in the US?

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I would be happy to acquire all three if I don't have to take out a second mortgage or sell a kidney to cover shipping costs... yeah, what am I saying :rolleyes: Noodler's Inks have some of the most expensive shipping of any inks I have seen.

 

Pity.

 

Have fun Americanos!

 

 

 

EditL I take that back. Hadn't checked on eBay for Noodler's in quite some time, and found a seller charging $14.95 for a 3oz bottle + $5 shipping. Sounds like it may be a good deal .Anyone confirm what local prices are in the US?

You could see what Goulet's charge

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I just did. They charge $12.50 for the ink and $14.30 for shipping. Grand total $26.80. The eBay seller is cheaper at $20. Every cent counts for me!

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Bear in mind these are exclusive inks, so can't be bought from that ebay-vendor.....

 

And the P&P on these is often the same if you send 1 or 5 (or so) bottles.

 

But the how and how much still has to be decided...

 

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