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Iroshizuku Asa-gao, Private Reserve Dakota Red and De Atramentis Johann Sebastian Bach.

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De Atramentis Dianthus (best. purple. ever.), De Atramentis Year of the Dragon (not a bad blue, but I'd prefer a more saturated one), and Diamine Matador (again, LOVE). I like my colors vibrant.

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Diamine Misty Blue took over from Ancient Copper in my Amber Check Centennial/B nib.... maybe not the best atheistic pen/ink match up but Misty Blue is great performer and I am enjoying this combo. My festive season ink, Umbar, still has a meritorious grip on my 149 and Matador remains my preferred red. Have been given a couple of samples of Iroshizuku to try so will get round to them in the next few days.

 

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Hi,

today I'm using:

Pilot Iroshizuku Ku-yaku (Peacock) in a new Parker Premier

Pilot Iroshizuku Tsuki-yo in 20 year old Omas The Paragon Arte Italiana

Pilot Iroshizuku Yu-Yake in a Omas 360

 

Best

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Today I am using:

 

Montblanc British Racing Green in a Parker Sonnet Vison Foncé with a broad nib,

 

Iroshizuku Yama-Guri in a Sailor Professional Gear with chrome trim and a medium nib

 

and

 

Iroshizuku Tsuyu-Kusa in a Pelikan M205 blue demonstrator with a fine nib.

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A mixture...

I had a bottle of Herbin D'or which I've used twice.

Decided I'd like to try a lighter green than my Montblanc Irish, so totally unscientifically put a drop of it into the yellow.

Very nice spring green colour.

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Diamine Sargasso Sea in a Pilot Metropolitan with medium nib

Private Reserve Burgundy Mist in a Levenger True Writer with fine nib

Diamine Chocolate Brown in a Parker Vector with italic nib

Noodler's Squeateague in a Hero 616

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For my regular work, Noodler's blue-black in a Hero 395.

 

For fun, Iroshizuku Ku-Jaku in an Ahab Flex.

http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/606/letterji9.png Life's too short to write with anything but a fountain pen!
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I take that back. My order from Goulet Pens arrived. Fun is now Yama-Budo in an Ahab Flex!

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Today I am using the new inks I received Saturday from isellpens.com. Noodler inks are new to me and I must say they are a bit different from the Waterman and Pelikan inks I had been using. Quite a few loaded I know, but I am in the midst of some testing. Sure is fun, but they stain fingers a lot more than the Waterman and Pelikan!

 

Noodlers Blue in a Bexley Corona and a Parker 51

Noodlers V-Mail Burma Rd. Brown in a Bexley Simplicity II and a Reform 1745

Noodlers V-Mail Midway Blue in a Parker 51 and a Parker 45

Noodlers Burgundy in a Lamy Al Star and a Esterbrook J

Noodlers Golden Brown in a Parker 51 and a Esterbrook J

Noodlers V-Mail African Violet in a Lamy Al Star

Private Reserve D.C. Supershow Blue in a Pilot 78G.

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Today's haul...(bought from Bromfield Pen Shop, no affiliation of course!)

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/32508821/IMG_20130107_164653.jpg

 

And my goodness, is it a beautiful blue ink. :cloud9:

 

I may have just found my new daily use blue ink.

 

If you're wondering, yes it has stained the steel nib of the pen I'm using(it looks rose gold-esque), but oddly enough, it hasn't stained the converter. Behaves as well as Lamy Turquoise has for me too.

Calculating.

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Ah ha... the ink that shall not be named...

 

Lamy Al-Star (EF) with Noodler's Liberty's Elysium (having some feed issues and nib creep)

Waterman Hemisphere (F) with Noodler's Q'ternity (great color, nib creep)

Waterman Hemisphere (F) with Pelikan Sapphire

Waterman Phileas (EF) with Asa-Gao (danged dry writing nib)

Pelikan Souveran 400 (EF) with Asa-Gao

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