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I´d really like to see a review of Akkerman No17 Staten Generaal Rood.

I have a feeling that it will look like JHerbin Rouge Bourgogne or Kaweco Ruby Red, but I secretly hope it will be more like Pelikan Edelstein Turmaline.

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I think they are just not in the index yet.

I'll selfishly link mine, but there are some others as well!

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/294237-jherbin-emerald-of-chivor-photo-heavy-overview/

 

Thanks so much for the link. That's a fantastic review!!!

I guess I should have done more searching.

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I'd really like to see some reviews of J. Herbin 1670 Emerald de Chivor.

 

Every 1670 ink except that one has been covered on FPN.

 

Thanks!

 

 

I have reviewed this ink Here

 

Is it not in the index?

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De Atrementis Charles Dickens

Conway Stewart Tavy

 

 

I have a sample of De A Charles Dickens that I could review, but sadly I don't have any Conway Stewart Tavy and I live in the UK, so I guess that cuts me out of a sample from the US.

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Is it not in the index?

 

The index hasn't been updated in quite a while.

 

But I guess it's quite a lot of work to update it, so I can understand...

YNWA - JFT97

 

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Montblanc Meisterstuck 90 years. There are some reviews out there, but it seem an overall overlooked ink..

Conid R DCB DB FT Ti & Montblanc 146 stub nib | Lamy 2000; Vista | Montblanc 90th Anni Legrand | Pelikan M800 Burnt Orange; M805 Stresemann | Pilot Prera; VP Guilloche | Visconti Fiorenza Lava LE; Homo Sapiens Bronze

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Montblanc Meisterstuck 90 years. There are some reviews out there, but it seem an overall overlooked ink..

 

 

Sadly I can't help with that one as I sold my bottle.

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I have a sample of De A Charles Dickens that I could review, but sadly I don't have any Conway Stewart Tavy and I live in the UK, so I guess that cuts me out of a sample from the US.

PM me your address and I will send a sample your way.

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Miz Black Crow Extremely Rare

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Could someone please do a side-by-side comparison of Noodler's Green Marine and Noodler's Green? The two inks seem very similar to my eye and having a side-by-side could narrow down a choice...

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(It used to be Sammi with a heart drawn over the I, but I stopped because absolutely everyone was doing it)

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Noodler's General of the Armies, the green ink that changes to blue when it dries.

It's hard work to tell which is Old Harry when everybody's got boots on.

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Has anyone reviewed the new Cross violet?

Or the new Cross blue-black?

I've only seen a swab of these but I'd like to know more about their properties, water resistance, etc.

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Fuzzy_Bear Vintage

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I'll get the General of the Armies in the next couple of days. I have an original Dromgoole's bottle.

Peace and Understanding

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Noodler's General of the Armies, the green ink that changes to blue when it dries.

 

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/274545-sneak-peek-dallas-pen-show-noodlers-dromgooles-general-of-the-armies-dga/

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Comparative review of the diamine blue range would be nice!

 

I've reviewed many of the Diamine blue inks, so if you're looking for a particular blue I'm sure they will be in the index. I usually compare them with other Diamine Blues when I write my reviews. Which do you want to see in particular?

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