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De Atramentis is german manufacturer of calligraphy and writing ink. The inks are hand made (the entire production process is done manually in their manufacturing center) by i's founder - Dr. Franz-Josef Jensen. I believe he uses high quality dyes from well established European companies like BASF and Bayer.



Coral Red is nicely saturated, juicy color that I enjoy using.


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Tomoe River, Kaweco Classic Sport, B



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Leuchtturm 1917, Kaweco Classic Sport, B




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Thanks Visvamitra

 

I am not really a red fan but I think I can appreciate this one...

 

 

Btw I already have all the standar blues by D-A the other colours will follow in the coming month... Will publish a comparion of all the D-A Standard colours then, including this Coral Red

 

I also I like the Visconti red... which is in a ver nice bottle too...

 

Wanna Sample?

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