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Nice Ink, performs a little differently on regular notebook paper than Basildon Bond writing paper below. Photos here show some sheen/shimmer which is not evident in my regular notebook.

 

 

http://i.imgur.com/bbYgELF.jpg

 

 

http://i.imgur.com/9nbhCd6.jpg

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I like this one as well. I had it in a 'narrow' Medium nib and it looked pretty good but an 'ordinary' one would be better for me. Or one ofmy wide 'Fines'.

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Sadly, I think the sheen is putting me off of Bilberry...it's a bit too distracting. It really comes out with a broad/stub nib, I find.

 

A 1:1 mix of Bilberry and Sailor Sky High produces a very attractive blue-purple, however (what I had hoped Binder Blurple would be).

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