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Kwz Ink Green #5

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Green #5 has more yellow than #3, but my writing sample looks much darker than Mrs KWZI's writing on the label.

 

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(White copy paper, Pilot Elabo/Falcon SF)

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(My new bottle of Green #3 looks bluer than I remembered... Maybe it's the comparison with #5 that brings out the blue aspect of it.)

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Nice Irish green... BTW I hate when I have to choose from numerous colours of the same tone, it seems so easy when you see one in a review then you go to the seller and see 5-6-10 shades that are almost the same and you are puzzled. Then you are certain no more which on e is the one you originally wanted :rolleyes: :lticaptd:

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