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On second glance they have a bit of purple it depends on the lightfallandthe Nib used...

 

Btw off topic didthe Velveka sample arrive yet?

 

Not yet. I'll let you know the day it arrives. It seems the US post is getting slower and s l o w e r.

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On second glance they have a bit of purple it depends on the lightfallandthe Nib used...

 

Btw off topic didthe Velveka sample arrive yet?

 

Mine neither, but I anxiously away it's arrival. I just got a letter that took 5 months.

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I own a bottle of this ink and have been using it regularly for two months. I view it as a dark purple, not a blue black. I love the ink. It behaves well and the color is lovely. I use it in a .9mm italic nib.

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I had to pick this ink up once I heard about its characteristics.

 

I'd say it's an indigo, not necessarily the pigmented indigo, but more of a deep indigo, that is typically leaning more towards violet and in the realm of purple. The higher frequency of individuals saying this is more of a purple reflects the more substantial lean into the spectrum of purple, but, as an indigo lover, it is recognizably a deep indigo, by this labeling, or if you'd prefer a Blue Purple more on the purple side.

 

Beautiful color... am too excited to try this out. Have been looking for a deep indigo with some water resistant properties... not easy to find a good one, and I love the darkness of it, which makes it more legible and increasing its practicality IMO, without it being boring.

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Sailor Jentle Shigure

 

Dear FPN Friends.

 

A little story...

 

I am Dutchman born in Breda.... Cosiest city of "joie de vivre" (joy of life) in the northern hemishpere....

 

Just nineteen kilometres away is the Fountain Pen Walhalla better known as La Couronne du Comte.... :notworthy1:

 

My Girlfriend Sabine and I went to paradise last week to buy some Fountain Pens (Maybe I will do a review soon (Dupont and Edison...).Dennis and Rik gave me/us some nice goodies.... one of those is...

 

Sailor Jentle Shigure Ink

 

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/Sailor%20Jentle%20shigure/SailorJentleShigure002InksplashFPN_zpsfcf2540d.jpg

 

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/Sailor%20Jentle%20shigure/SailorJentleShigure003towelFPN_zps38ddbb56.jpg

 

Colour: Deepest Dark Blue

 

 

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/Sailor%20Jentle%20shigure/SailorJentleShigure1FPN_zps71c69563.jpg

 

 

 

Down here are some of the technical specs (as suggested by Ann Finley 2007)

(not copied in but for this ink)

points 1-5 1 = :( 5= :)

Fountain Pens: Diplomat Marrakesh A Nib M: Kaweco Calligrapy 2,3 Itlaic Nib

Paper: Leonardo Ringbuch,average quality school note book made in Austria

Drying time: fast points 5/

Flow: very smooth even in both nibs points: 5

Lubrication: smooth in both pens points: 5

Bleeding: strong in broad nibs little in M (see photo) points 4

Shading: medium none points: 3

Waterproof: Not vomplete but VERY legible after 2 minute Bath points: 4

Package: Lovely bottle with special system to fill you pen wiht last drop points: 35

Availabilty: In Europe Good, La Couronne Du Comte (NL),http://www,lacouronneducomte.nl See review

USA Amazon, Do not know where to obtain in the USA but Goulet Pens has a great joy in pleasing their clients ask... Why don't you Rachel http://www,gouletpens.com

Quality: Janpanese Geniosity points: 5

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/Sailor%20Jentle%20shigure/SailorJentleShigure006samplerFPN_zpsfa73934f.jpg

Nice Stuff....Please Compare wiht the Bombproff De Atamentis....Seems like the same colour family

Showthrough and waterproof

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/Sailor%20Jentle%20shigure/SailorJentleShigure008bleed_zps5e92678b.jpg

Little but very acceptible showthrough with Medium nib.... Quite strong bleeding with the 2,3 Italic...

But using the 2.3 Italic is like throwing a Molotow cocktail to the paper :wallbash:

http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a617/Morbus_Curiositas/Sailor%20Jentle%20shigure/SailorJentleShigure004waterproofFPN_zps2557ce2e.jpg

Do not know if it survives longer swims... But this looks very legible after 2 minutes in Water

Too Conclude

Very nice and well-behaving ink. It has a nice familiar smell of ink....

Very dark blue.... (PM for a postcard)... Highly saturated (my advise clean your FP more often).

It is one of the deepest and richest dark Blues I have seen sofar....

Very Impressive....

Thanks a lot Arrigato Dennis and Rik :D

Regards

 

What happened to the pictures?

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What happened to the pictures?

 

Photobucket stabbed the internet in the back, turning all free hosting accounts into hostages. For a mere $400/year, you can allow other sites to link to your photos there now.

 

And thus, a vast amount of data on this site was lost.

 

And hopefully, photobucket's future business along with it.

 

I would be happy to provide hosting for a photo or two as needed.

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All one (i.e. any poster here) has to do is re-update from scratch, using the Upload function here in this forum (see the line up top, to the right of "FPN Home" etc). It's free but still takes time and energy as always. The problem remains that if the original poster doesn't have the scans or original images anymore and/or he or she is no longer around, then it's tough beans for any new readers. I had originally hoped -- after seeing that Botophucket now wanted all of our dough -- that they at least meant that for any future work and not all of that which we may have already done for a whole decade here.

 

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