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Today I'm reviewing Cult Pens Deep Dark Blue ink. Cult Pens Deep Dark Blue is one of the 6 inks in the “Deep Dark” range that are made for Cult Pens by Diamine Inks. Deep Dark Blue is a very saturated ink that can show a little shading with finer nibs, and some great red sheen. I found it flowed very well with all of the pens I tried it in ...
For vintage pens, J.Herbin and Pelikan are safe and dry inks, so less chance of feathering on cheap paper. Other than that, Montblanc, Waterman, Aurora, Parker and Sheaffer modern inks are all considered safe for vintage pens with a few singular exceptions in their lineups.
Without the UC - keep up the soaking/flushing in the ammonia solution or technical pen cleaner. Also, if the ink residue is showing up as very light, you might try flushing with room temp. water, then let the excess water "wick" out into paper toweling, fill the pen with ink and see how it goes.
Conklin Duragraph: 1. Delta Capri Marina: 1. Delta Vintage: 1. Delta Horsepower: 1. BUT, when I travel to places that are more humid, I have no problems with any pen. In Shanghai, for example, all of my pens perform wonderfully, especially my Chinese and Japanese pens. The ink also has something to do with it.
Prismacolor Premier fineliner - 0.3 black. Pilot Drawing Pen fineliner - 0.8 black. Staedtler Pigment Liner fineliner - black. Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen - black fineliner. Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen - coloured brush pens (''very lightfast'', ''high lightfastness'') Copic Multi-Liner fineliner - black.
A 1964-65 Sheaffer cartridge pen could look like the red $1.95 pen with hooded nib shown in this 1964 ad (this pen was introduced in the early 1960s): In 1964, Sheaffer introduced the so called "1 dollar" cartridge pen. The earliest version of this "1 dollar pen" had an open nib and a pyramidal cap and barrel top like the one shown in this past ...
3.1k. Posted February 17, 2013. You can use inkjet inks, but you would be better off getting some CYMK inks from one of the regular fountain pen ink makers (Noodler's or Private Reserve, for instance). Inkjet inks, especially the older ones, are not archival, and the Epson inks in particular would fade horribly.
The way I see it now, the Sailor TUZU (with retail price of ¥4,500+tax) is positioned as a direct competitor to the Platinum Procyon (now with retail price of ¥6,000+tax, up from ¥5,000+tax when first released). Spring-loaded inner cap to better prevent ink evaporation — check. Being able to draw ink up even when the ink level in the ...
Aurora: Blue and Black (my favorite black) My favorite inks that leave the most vintage look on paper are Sheaffer Blue Black, Parker Blue Black, and Waterman Blue Black. I hope you truly enjoy your new journey into the wonderful world of flexy writing with vintage pens! Edited February 9, 2010 by Mauricio.
In some older pens, like my Waterman 0502 GF overlay, they had a small twisted wire inserted in the section that extended about an inch into the barrel/reservoir to facilitate the ink flow. Also common at the time were the small pen/pencil combo GF engraved metal sliding pens with semi-precious jewels in the ends that were easily carried in the ...