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Robert Oster inks are now available on eBay in the U.K. For £11 per bottle with free shipping from a seller called kir.d41. I ordered a bottle of Tranquility and it arrived the next day. Pretty impressed !

 

I also see in the U.S that Goulet is now carrying Robert Oster although they won't have it till the New Year.

 

Happy New Year :)

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Hmm. Wasn't someone here on FPN having a thread about Robert Oster inks in UK? Ah yea, Izods.ink. Note that I have not ordered anything from them, so...

You do not have a right to post. You do not have a right to a lawyer. Do you understands these rights you do not have?

 

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Hmm. Wasn't someone here on FPN having a thread about Robert Oster inks in UK? Ah yea, Izods.ink. Note that I have not ordered anything from them, so...

They have a very limited selection & are very expensive. Cheaper to buy from Aus or some EU sellers.

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They have a very limited selection & are very expensive. Cheaper to buy from Aus or some EU sellers.

Their selection is limited, I'll give you that.

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Could you please name a EU seller or two?

 

Thanks!

http://www.papierundstift.de/epages/62166278.sf/de_DE/?ObjectID=50918372&ViewAction=ViewFaceted&PageSize=30&FacetValue_CategoryID=50918372&FacetValue_Manufacturer=Robert+Oster+Signature&CurrencyID=EUR&CurrencyID=EUR&FacetRange_ListPrice=&FacetRange_ListPrice=

 

http://www.sakurafountainpengallery.com/en/boutique/robert-oster-signature-inkt-amp-vullingen

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Thanx! I'll check them both out, together with a load out of down south.

 

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Hmm. Wasn't someone here on FPN having a thread about Robert Oster inks in UK? Ah yea, Izods.ink. Note that I have not ordered anything from them, so...

Indeed they're very expensive from izods.ink . However : https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/272495686800 and his other items are a pretty good price !

 

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It's not often that Aussies can gloat over the availability of particular inks.

 

http://www.pensivepens.com.au/image/cache/catalog/RobertOster/DSC_0750-400x400.jpg

 

The entire Collection of Robert Oster Signature Inks, from Pensive Pens in Yass.

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Pensive Pens are great! I'll be buying yet more bottles when I return to Aus in a few weeks :-)

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