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Hey there guys , so as the title suggests i open this thread cause i have came to notice , these months .... I have my platinum century 3776 in Broad , and i figured out that it simply dosen't like most inks ! Don't get me wrong it flows , but you have the occasional hard start ( mi...
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Parker Quink ‘Blue’ - not ‘Blue/Black’ or ‘Washable Blue’ - bottle and side of box.jpeg
Mercian posted a gallery image in FPN Image Albums
From the album: Some of Mercian’s inks
A photo of the ink bottle, and the side of the box it came in. Note the extremely subtle branding. Especially on the bottle itself. What colour of Quink is in this bottle, exactly? And why does Parker want us to not be able to tell?
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Parker Quink ‘Blue’ - not ‘Blue/Black’ or ‘Washable Blue’ - bottle and packaging showing SKU.jpeg
Mercian posted a gallery image in FPN Image Albums
From the album: Some of Mercian’s inks
This photo shows my bottle of Parker Quink ‘Blue’. Importantly, it also shows the only reliable way to know that the product that one is ordering is Quink ‘Blue’ - and not Quink ‘Blue/Black’ or Quink ‘Washable Blue’ - the SKU number underneath the barcode on the outer box. That SKU...
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Parker Quink ‘Blue’ - not ‘Blue/Black’ or ‘Washable Blue’ - bottle and front of box.jpeg
Mercian posted a gallery image in FPN Image Albums
From the album: Some of Mercian’s inks
A photo of my bottle of Parker Quink ‘Blue’, and of the front of the box that it came in. Why does Parker not include the name of the colour of the ink on the bottle, or on the front of its box? Do they want us to not be able to tell which colour of Quink is in the bottle?...
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So as many of you know, I dabble in restoring pens from the 1930s and 40s. Recently I acquired a few celluloid Wearevers from the 1930s and, one by one, took each apart, right down to the nib before installing new sacs and actually writing with them. I had one pen, however, where I got lazy and de...
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So, my last Truphae box had a bottle of Noodler's Borealis Black in it. Borealis Black is not really my kind of ink; it feathers a lot on the papers I mainly write on (i.e., bad paper), and it's so heavily saturated that it smears in perpetuity if I write in my 7 Seas Crossfield (Tomoe River paper)...
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This has probably been asked before a gazillion times, but I cannot find a definite answer on FPN or elsewhere. I've got two bottles of Parker Quink ink, one black and one blue black. I think both bottles are the same, the labels have different designs and the boxes are different, too. I don't kno...
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Just as a quick breather from the ink testing I have been looking at medieval wood block prints and cobbled together a mermaid. The Quink and bleach technique really does give that hand carved feel to the illustration. What do you think? For more articles please visit: https://quinkandbleach.wordp...
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I think I've been using Pelikan 4001 Royal Blue for 99% of the time I write with fountain pens. It's cheap here, easily available for a long time and I like it. But I'm in the mood recently for some black ink as well. I've seen that Noodler's Heart of Darksness and Bulletproof are highly praised her...
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So much from so little! Quink black freeform blend onto 300gsm Saunders watercolour paper with bleach and ink illustration and lettering. Using lyrics by Depeche Mode this is a wonderfully self indulgent journey into the dark side. Seven pieces in total for the seven angels in the book of Revelati...
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Hi guys, I bought a few bottles of Parker Quink from an indian seller at ebay. He claims that the product is genuine, but I'm not so sure. The package box is poorly printed, the holografic seal is a "printed version" instead of glued on the box, something I've never seen before. Some of the bo...
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Hello poeple, I have been a passionate user of ink pens since past 10 years. Even now, after I have graduated I still use ink pen for all my writing needs. In my childhood there was never a complain of ink clogging problems since we only had availability of 1 - 2 brands of ink and the pens we used...
