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Since 1985 Bertram's Inkwell has proudly served the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area providing the finest in writing instruments, inks and accessories from around the World. Whether it be a fountain pen, rollerball, ballpoint, pencil or bottled ink and refills, we have an extensive selection from which to choose. Browse our online store, or if you are in the area, please stop by for a test write.
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If you purchase a pen from Bertram's Inkwell at the suggested retail price, and the manufacturer does not offer a lifetime guarantee, you're covered for life by Bertram's Inkwell. If your pen has a problem, and you are the original owner, we will fix it, or if necessary, replace the pen, provided it is still in production. If it isn't, we will fix it as best we can. All you will pay is a nominal fee to ship the pen to and from the manufacturer.
Greetings
Can you clear up my confusion about fountain pen ink -
I have read that both NOODLER’S and PRIVATE RESERVE inks can create
problems for a fountain pen - clogging and staining from Noodler’s
and mold from Private Reserve.
A couple of pen dealers have confirmed this, and Fahrney’s (excuse
the name!) says it doesn’t recommend Noodler’s at all.
What is your advice?
Richard
Greetings
Can you clear up my confusion about fountain pen ink -
I have read that both NOODLER’S and PRIVATE RESERVE inks can create
problems for a fountain pen - clogging and staining from Noodler’s
and mold from Private Reserve.
A couple of pen dealers have confirmed this, and Fahrney’s (excuse
the name!) says it doesn’t recommend Noodler’s at all.
What is your advice?
Richard
