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Copper Burst - Private Reserve


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Private Reserve Ink was founded by Terry W. Johnson and Susan Schube in the workroom of Avalon Jewelers/Gallery in Zionsville, IN, as an addition to the fountain pen department. Terry's vision was simple... "Why not have fountain pen ink in a rainbow of colors to expand the bounds of writing beyond standard black, blue, red and green."

That's what's written on their internet site. My experience with their inks is ambigous: I like most colors, but the inks I've tried weren't best behaved (Orange Crush, Shoreline Gold caused nib crud; Hor Bubble Gum is PINK and it stains everything).

Copper Burst has intriguing color, however it tends to differ from batch to batch and it changes with time.

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Oxford Recycled 90 g, Kaweco Sport Classic, B

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I have not many Private Reserve. I do like most of the ones I have.. but I will agree that consistency between batches is lacking.

 

The one ink that totally change for me was Orange Crush... it went from orange to an ugly brown in a span of 6 months.

 

I like Copper Burst.. :lol:

 

Because of their high saturation.. I will recommend to only use Private Reserve inks in easy to clean pens.

 

 

Thanks for another Great Review Vis.. :D

 

 

 

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Excellent review, as always. I also like Copper Burst ink. It is one of the few PR inks I own. I love their broad range of colors but the inks have been so troublesome, IME, that I stopped buying them a couple years ago.

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When I bought a bottle of copper burst years ago, I loved it. After going unused for several years I inked an M800, and interestingly, it had turned gold! I'd like to try a new bottle, but am reluctant because of my own experience and concerns expressed here and in other posts.

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  • 1 year later...

I just opened a bottle I had not used in several months. It has turned green (oxidized?) and there were several clots in it. Disappointed.

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