Gutenberg Museum — Bible Ink — Ink Review #9
Bible Ink Ink Review # 9 Originally posted on FPN: Feb 22, 2021 Ink: Bible Ink Type: Iron gall Brand: Gutenberg Museum Country: Germany Availability: 25 ml bottles Pens Used: A Pilot Metro F, a Jinhao 450 M, A Kaweco knock-off with a true Kaweco italic nib, Vintage Conway Stewart 330, oblique-flex, Vintage Unic wet noodle flex. Description This is an iron gall ink sold by the Museum of Gutenberg in Mainz, Germany. They also have a line of Aniline inks, dip pen inks (including a dip pen (quill) iron gall ink), handmade paper, papyri, notebooks etc. Enough that will make stationery junkies salivate. However, this all comes with a hitch: the shipping. They use FedEx, so it’s very expensive. Through happenstance and a mysterious internet glitch, I got hold of this ink, my third iron gall ink after Scabiosa and Salix. Photo of the bottle - The Herbin bottle is to give an idea of scale - The other inks are dip-p...