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| From my 1968 Adler J4 |
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| Scanner scaned the lines as colors they are a solid blue. Changing the color in GIMP also changed the paper color. |
Target Notebook Post
Chinese Fountain Pen Post
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| From my 1968 Adler J4 |
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| Scanner scaned the lines as colors they are a solid blue. Changing the color in GIMP also changed the paper color. |
Nice combo, Bill. Waterman's Florida Blue is a particularly nice shade. I'm all out of it, I think. It's the blue ink that I used most regularly.
ReplyDeleteMust be something in the air. I just finished a post on hand writing. All I have to do is scan it.
And nice handwriting you got there, too, Bill!
I wish Florida blue was available in non-washable ink.
DeleteLove Waterman ink. Does the job and the price is right. I still overpay for notebooks though. Nothin' to be done for it.
ReplyDeleteI use more Waterman ink than any other brand. The pen in this post likes Parker better. Unusual from what I read. Seems most pens work good with Waterman Florida blue.
DeleteFor me it is a tie with Parker Blue and Waterman Florida Blue. I can get the Waterman ink in cartridges at the local office supply store.
ReplyDeleteI do have some pens though where I need to use Florida blue if I want the pent to work really nice.
Great combination! I have two Chinese pens that work great and one with perpetual dry nib.
ReplyDeleteThe pen is this post is not branded and it is the most nail-like of all my pens. It works great with these notebooks. My Hero 360 is always dry.
DeleteI keep editing this to correct the mis spelled title word and Blogger keeps resetting it back to the incorrectly spelled word!
ReplyDeleteIt is in fact an exemplary masterpiece.
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