Share Your Ink Bottle Photos

[Redonna]

Nothing old or awesome. Just my bottles.

[MisterBoll]

 

[Sh.Andrews]

My most interesting bottle.

[amberleadavis]

http://sheismylawyer.com/INK/attachments/2013-06-05-Cabinet2-small.JPG

[linux3214]

http://sheismylawyer.com/INK/attachments/2013-06-05-Cabinet2-small.JPG

[Harlequin]

You know amber, if you got rid of those books you'd have more room for ink!

[attika89]

Nothing old or awesome. Just my bottles.

Redonna, that photo shows very well, why so many people say Iroshizuku bottles are like perfume bottles.

 

http://sheismylawyer.com/INK/attachments/2013-06-05-Cabinet2-small.JPG

That is quite a few! Nice!!!

 

[bernardo]

[pavoni]

Great thread. Thank you for starting attika

 

My offering, which reflects the pens I collect

 

 

Pavoni

[Eclectica]

This is a Victorian 1918 registered bottle of Fields ink which we dug up in the garden last year. It is a bit scratched up with being in the ground but interesting none the less!!

(If I was at all anthropomorphic, I might think that it had identified itself to me because I am a fountain pen and ink lover! )

 

http://www.peggysparlour.co.uk/pubpics/fields-01-sm.jpghttp://www.peggysparlour.co.uk/pubpics/fields-02-sm.jpg

[sirach]

Not super big, or varied... but it works very well for my purposes.

 

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5505/9381858682_54f077a7fe_c.jpg

[Harlequin]

The question being... which shelf of liquid cost more, the ink or the one below it full of liquor? ^_~

[sirach]

I think the Iroshizuku and MB inks still put the top shelf over the top as far as net worth. I really like the slivovitz bottles... so there really isn't as much down there as it appears...

[slippery when wet]

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Edited July 28, 2013 by slippery when wet

[attika89]

Great thread. Thank you for starting attika

 

My offering, which reflects the pens I collect

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Pavoni

Thank you for sharing Pavoni!

You might be into Montblanc I guess

Great collection!

 

 

This is a Victorian 1918 registered bottle of Fields ink which we dug up in the garden last year. It is a bit scratched up with being in the ground but interesting none the less!!

(If I was at all anthropomorphic, I might think that it had identified itself to me because I am a fountain pen and ink lover! )

[pic]

http://www.peggysparlour.co.uk/pubpics/fields-02-sm.jpg

Wow! What a find! Cool

I would love to find things like that! Thank you for sharing!

[amberleadavis]

Wow - this has been an awesome thread!

 

@Harly - I keep getting rid of the books. I now have inks stacked up behind inks. It's very sad. I had to use TWSBI boxes and apple keyboard boxes to stack the inks so you can see the ones on the rows behind

[LeslieRoscoe]

I have a slightly less distressed Field's Ink and Gum bottle, but I want it to feel at home, so it now has a place to rest on my desk, as do my Montblanc bottle and one of questionable origin.

[Frontier]

A couple of my favourites, not my entire collection, am too frightened to open the cupboard, seems to be more in there each time.

 

http://i952.photobucket.com/albums/ae5/andrewbensch/FPs/DSCF5622_resized.jpg

 

http://i952.photobucket.com/albums/ae5/andrewbensch/FPs/DSCF5623_resized.jpg

[theadityajain]

Here are some of my inks I have used during the last 3 months. (as long as I remember or have record)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some inks made in India.

 

 

Fleet of Penman ink's I received today (packed in boxes; a lot of ink mess) joining my older Penmans.

 

 

 

[attika89]

 

That is a great collection!

 

Sorry to see the Penmans got that messed up

Edited August 5, 2013 by attika89