Scribe Premium Fountain Pen Inks
$24.00
Description
Scribe Premium Fountain Pen Inks
Reminiscent of the PARKER Penman Fountain Pen Inks from the 1990’s, by the original developer.
These inks contain no pigments and have a neutral PH
Available in 50ml glass bottles
Available in these 5 Colors
Onyx
Indigo
Garnet
Malachite
Jamocha
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