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Your Inky Mods thought it would be a good idea to compile a list of inks that you'd like to see reviewed. Feel free to add to the list and we'll keep it compiled below. In the interest of keeping the list simple and easily readable, once you put your request below and we've added it to the list, your Inky Mods will be deleting the request post just to keep this list clean and neat and easier to manage. THANKS!

 

 

Reviews Wanted

Art Alternatives "No Shellac India Black" ("supposed" to be FP friendly)

 

A. T. Cross

Brown (proprietary carts)

 

Blot's Iron Gall

 

Boss

Black

Blue

 

Camel inks (made in India)

 

Caran d'Ache

Black (standard series)

 

Chelpark (made in India)

washable royal blue

 

Chesterfield inks - link (bottled by Diamine)

Cobalt Blue

 

Conway Stewart

Black

Orange

Red

Turquoise

 

De Atramentis

Apricot

Black

Cedar

Copper Brown

Dark Brown

Dark Green

Dark Red

Fire Red

Green

Licorice

Light Brown

Light Blue

Maron

Oriental Red

Pilsner

Red

Royal Blue

Turqoise-Green

Violet

Yellow

 

Diamine

Brilliant Red

Flamingo Pink

Quartz Black

Raw Sienna

Scarlet

 

Duke

Black

Blue-Black

 

(ST) Dupont

Black

 

J. Herbin

Jaune Bouton D'Or (buttercup yellow)

 

Kaweco

Blue

 

Lamy

Green

 

Levenger

Always Greener

Claret

 

Mentmore

Black

 

Montblanc

Mystery Black

 

Noodler's

Atlantic Salmon (highlighter ink)

Akhmatova (for Russian market)

Bernanke

Black Strait (Taiwan exclusive)

Brown

Fort Zeelandia (Taiwan exclusive)

Green (Standard Green)

Grizzly (Swisherpens exclusive)

Gulf Stream Blue (Swisherpens exclusive)

Hellbender Red (Swisherpens exclusive)

Hellfire (magenta) (highlighter ink)

Lightning Blue (highlighter ink)

The Iron Chancellor (missing-pen.de exclusive)

Pasternak (for Russian market)

Prussian Blue (missing-pen.de exclusive)

Seminole Sepia (SwishMix)

Sunrise (highlighter ink)

Sweden Stockholm Indigo (exclusive)

Tchaikovsky (for Russian market

True Rouge (SwishMix)

Tsvetayeva (for Russian market)

Verdun Green (Swisherpens exclusive)

Yellow

 

Omas

Green

Red

Violet

 

Papier Plume

Burgundy

Peacock

 

Parker

Permanent Brown(UK)

Quink Red

 

Pelikan

Edelstein Jade

 

Pilot

Green (cartridges)

Red (cartridges)

 

Platignum (a British brand)

Black

 

Platinum

Green

Red

 

Private Reserve

Ultra Black (fast drying)

 

Rotring

Brillant Ultramarine Blue

 

Roberson's Penman inks - Classical Transparent

Agate Blue

Amazonite Green

Aquamarine Blue

Carnelian Red

Fuchsia Quartz

Grey Hematite

Jasper Red

Jet Black

Lilac Agate

Obsidian Brown

Peridot Green

Sepia Quartz

Sulphur Yellow

Violet Agate

Yellow Jasper

 

Sailor

Red

Spring 2010 LE Sakura Mori

 

Sailior Kobe inks

 

Sheaffer

Black (old stock)

Jet Black (new)

Pink (new)

Turquoise (new)

 

Smythson of Bond Street inks - link

 

Stipula

Saffron

 

Stypen

Black

 

Visconti Boutique Inks

Fuschia

Purple

 

Waterman

Intense Black

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Namiki Pilot Sepia in cartridges. Yes, someone else asked about it a couple of months back and yes, it is available as a regular fountain pen ink cartridge. I'd love to see a comparison with the brown standbys. I will probably go ahead and buy some anyhow; I'd just like to see it run through its paces.

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Hi,

 

I would appreciate seeing a comparison of current production Herbin Poussière de Lune to that ink of earlier production - purchased prior to mid-2011. (Hard to determine production date.)

 

This request is made in response to these Posts:

I am concerned that PdL suffers from possible changes in formulation and/or manufacturing process.

 

Bye,

S1

 

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Hi! There's a german brand I found today. Rheita. They sell 300ml bottles of blue Ink (Königslblau) It's not very expensive so I would love to see it reviewed here. This ink is mostly sold in the "Müller Drogerie" stores in Germany.

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Brand of ink I'd never seen before, but it's the only bottled ink available in the local Big Box:

 

Daler-Rowney simply Black India Ink.

 

The label has pictograms indicating its use in fountain pens, refillable rollerballs, airbrush and paintbrush applications, but I am dubious enough to seek out reviews, and behold, the search function finds none.

 

Someone with more experience and less temperamental pens than myself were best to test it thoroughly.

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Scheaffer, Waterman and Camel inks... This is what I have been using and are very smooth and do no clog or dry ...

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I'd love to see a comparison of all of Noodler's 1 oz inks with a flex pen, or at least Luxury Blue and Periwinkle.

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I'd like to see Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-ryoku reviewd against Private Reserve Blue Suede. A comparison of color and characteristics.

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I would love to see a review of J. Herbin invisible ink. I know it's for dip pens, not fountain pens, but would love to read a review.

 

Thanks for the verse at the bottom of your post!

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I would also like to see a review of J. Herbin Authentic Ink ("Encre Authentique"). I think it's a relatively new ink.

 

Hi,

 

:W2FPN:

 

Herbin Encre Authentique is not designated as suitable for use in fountain pens.

 

Kindly refer to this Post: LINK

 

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S1

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