noodler's ink "54th massachusetts" for fountain pens

please read the following… made in america 3 ounce jar, only used a tiny bit to try this ink is water-resistant and forgery-resistant according to their site… "the waterproof/fraud proof line cannot be altered on a check or envelope by rain or bleach/ammonia. they consist of over 97% water content…and rinse (or simply rub) off lucite/celluloid/acrylic rod stock testing and ebonite testing stock…and if dried in the bottle it can be reconstituted with tap water…but once on cellulose paper they stay on it as a bulldog biting the leg of the enemy despite rain/soaking and the soaps of a check forger. one word of caution – if mixed with conventional ink the fraud proof ink will revert to conventional ink and all those properties will be lost. it is a delicate formula best left alone if one wants the features to remain constant" and bulletproof… “resists most but not all all the known tools of a forger, uv light, uv light wands, bleaches, alcohols, solvents, petrochemicals, oven cleaners, carpet cleaners, carpet stain lifters, and of course…they are also water resistant once permitted to dry upon cellulose paper. some inks are more bulletproof than others – generally in descending order (most bulletproof with the most testing – to less bulletproof): blacks, blues, yellows, invisible (“blue ghost” and “white whale”), greens, browns, purples, reds….all are equally bulletproof with one exception: the resistance to strong industrial bleaches to the point where the paper structure itself decomposes. reds are prone to more fading when exposed to strong bleaches (sometimes fading to a yellow) than the other colors." learn more on the website jetpens —

you can pick this up almost anyday in daytime near whittier boulevard and harbor boulevard in la habra

please let me know at least 2 hours before you get there. i'll wait 20 minutes, but if you don't tell me you'll be late we'll need to try again another day

if you've read all this please send the secret word "lemon", and maybe have a look at my other things!

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