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It seems Levenger is family company that offers a wide variety of products. Levenger designs many of its products, with approximately 75% of its product line being proprietary. The company describes itself as a champion of Slow Tech. Levenger CEO and co-founder Steve Leveen has aligned the company with the Conscious Capitalism movement. To that end, the company has created an initiative called Partnering for Good, which pays product-based royalties to nonprofit institutions whose missions are connected to reading or learning.


Among other things the company offers a line of fountain pen iks.



  1. Amethyst
  2. Blazing Sunset
  3. Blue Bahama
  4. Cardinal Red
  5. Claret
  6. Cobalt Blue
  7. Cocoa
  8. Empyrean
  9. Forest Green
  10. Gemstone Green
  11. Greystoke
  12. Pinkly
  13. Pomegrenate
  14. Raven Black
  15. Regal
  16. Shiraz
  17. Skies of Blue
  18. Smokey (discontinued)
  19. True Teal


Levenger Regal is saturated purple. In finer nibs it's a dark, very assertive ink, in broader ones it looks more purple. On cheaper papers it can cause some feathering and / or bleedthrouigh.




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Drops of ink on kitchen towel



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Software I



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Midori, Senator Windsor, M



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Leuchtturm 1917, Kaweco Classic Sport, M



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Oxford, Senator Windsor, M



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Water resistance



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Good review; thank you for posting it. I'm afraid I'm not up for a purple ink. However, if I were, this one might tempt me.

 

I have used a Levenger ink some years ago. Seems it was a good ink. I have dealt with the Levenger company several times, all of which were very satisfactory.

 

Thanks again for the good, thorough review.

 

-David (Estie).

No matter how much you push the envelope, it will still be stationery. -Anon.

A backward poet writes inverse. -Anon.

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