Noodlers Ellis Island Blue Black (FPH Exclusive)

[penguinmaster]

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[Lloyd]

At the end of your review, are both the Bulletproof Black & the Ellis Island written with the same nib?

[penguinmaster]

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Edited July 9, 2008 by penguinmaster

[penguinmaster]

No. The bulletproof black is written with a Fine/Medium Sheaffer 1000 Balance Nib. The ellis island is a Krone Fiction Fine.

 

-penguin

[blopplop]

Thanks for the review. Ellis Island is one of those inks that I've loved from day one. To me it's color is almost intriguing. It's a regular in my line up.

 

Dave

[pmsalty]

Thanks for the review. Ellis Island is one of those inks that I've loved from day one. To me it's color is almost intriguing. It's a regular in my line up.

 

Dave

 

 

Ditto!

PMS

[PenTieRun]

My EE has more green in it, but nib variations widely affect its color spectrum.

 

[Phormio]

Interesting review.

 

I'd actually like to see this ink, FPN Starry Night, Midnight Blue, Manhattan Blue, and Prime of the Commons compared to demonstrate how similar each of these inks are.

 

EDIT: Does someone have access to all of these inks to do a comparitive review? I know there has been reviews between some of these inks but not all of them.

Edited November 24, 2009 by Phormio

[drwright]

I know this is an older topic, but I've had my eye on a good blue black for a while now and was wondering, if anyone has access to all or at least some of these inks, if they could do a comparison between Noodler's: Manhattan Blue, FPN Starry Night, Ellis Island, Blue Black, and Midnight Blue?

 

I'd be very, VERY grateful

 

-Dan

 

Interesting review.

 

I'd actually like to see this ink, FPN Starry Night, Midnight Blue, Manhattan Blue, and Prime of the Commons compared to demonstrate how similar each of these inks are.

 

EDIT: Does someone have access to all of these inks to do a comparitive review? I know there has been reviews between some of these inks but not all of them.

Edited June 3, 2012 by drwright