News Item: : Mont Blanc Inks
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Posted by Ed Svoboda
Wednesday 19 September 2007 - 10:35:57
In the past I avoided Mont Blanc inks about as much as their pens. A couple of years ago I was looking for an interesting green ink at the Chicago Pen Show and the ever lovely AnnMarie recommended the Mont Blanc and the Noodlers. I shared my concerns and she told me not to worry. When it comes to ink there's very I trust as much and I'm glad I took her advice. Since that time I've been using Mont Blanc's green with nice success and picked up the royal blue and the British racing green. Both are very interesting colors. The British racing green is almost dark enough to be confused for black. Nice flow and performance out of every pen I've tried it in. Consider me converted and a fan.
Now about those pens . . .
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(Category: Main)
Posted by Ed Svoboda
Wednesday 19 September 2007 - 10:35:57
In the past I avoided Mont Blanc inks about as much as their pens. A couple of years ago I was looking for an interesting green ink at the Chicago Pen Show and the ever lovely AnnMarie recommended the Mont Blanc and the Noodlers. I shared my concerns and she told me not to worry. When it comes to ink there's very I trust as much and I'm glad I took her advice. Since that time I've been using Mont Blanc's green with nice success and picked up the royal blue and the British racing green. Both are very interesting colors. The British racing green is almost dark enough to be confused for black. Nice flow and performance out of every pen I've tried it in. Consider me converted and a fan.
Now about those pens . . .
This news item is from The Fountain Pen Forum, Your place for fountain pen reviews, articles, and discussion.
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