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J. Herbin Lierre Sauvage Green Fountain Pen Ink Review
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A Bottle of J. Herbin Lierre Sauvage Green Fountain Pen Ink
J. Herbin Lierre Sauvage is a really nice shade of green fountain pen ink (almost like grass green) that was sent to me compliments of the fine folks from Exaclair, through a giveaway they did on the Quo Vadis Blog. I’ve used J. Herbin Fountain Pen Inks pretty frequently and they always perform well, and the Lierre Sauvage is no exception.
Noodler’s Forest Green Fountain Pen Ink Review
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Noodler's Forest Green Fountain Pen Ink in a 3oz. bottle
Personally I think that using a fountain pen sets you apart from the crowd, and makes for a good conversation starter when surrounded by people who dont typically notice cool or unique office supplies. In addition to having a nice fountain pen to use, its even nicer to have that fountain pen loaded up with a good looking ink, so today I wanted to review Noodler’s Forest Green fountain pen ink.
Private Reserve Ebony Green Ink Review
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Private Reserve Ebony Green Fountain Pen Ink.
Since I started this office supply review blog I became fascinated and addicted to blue black inks, and it has now also led me to become fascinated with green black inks. This review will take a look at the Private Reserve Ebony Green ink that I picked up from Goldspot, who carries a ton of Private Reserve inks here, in addition to their other ink and pen selections. As I always try to point out when it applies, Goldspot did give me a small discount on my purchase of this ink for the review.
J. Herbin Vert Empire Fountain Pen Ink Review
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A bottle of J. Herbin Vert Empire.
As I mentioned when I did the review on the J. Herbin Orange Indien Fountain Pen Ink Review, the Quo Vadis Blog offered up free samples of this ink to bloggers to review. I am really glad that they made this offer because it has opened my eyes to colors outside of the “traditional” business standards in the blue and black families. The J. Herbin inks are sold in 30 ml bottles and can usually be found for anywhere from $7.20 to $9.00 plus any applicable shipping and taxes depending on where you look. Read More→
