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Noodler's Ink - Eel Black

Highlighting Ink - Firefly

Black Ink Eye Dropper 

All of the great qualities of Noodler's Standard Permanent Black PLUS New Polar Black for 2006 is Freeze-Resistant even in Scandinavia! And has lubricating properties for all pistons and converters. Tested to flow smoothly in all types of feeders!! Writes very smoothly in a rich dark black color.
3 oz. (90 ml.) Bottle/MSRP $13.50 #19201









Polar Blue Bulletproof Ink

Noodler’s Ink has formulated a new Polar Blue, Bulletproof (waterproof, bleachproof, UV light resistant), lubricating ink that will withstand the most extreme temperatures without freezing in your pen. It is a vibrant, intense Royal blue designed for use in all fountain pens and refillable rolling balls. Polar Blue, as with all Noodler’s ink is water-based, pH neutral and will easily wash off your pens. #19208

/ MSRP $13.50 per bottle.











Eternal Hunter Green

Noodler’s Ink has formulated a NEW Eternal Hunter with a conservative green color.  It has been formulated with “Bullet Proof” qualities so that it is impervious to water, bleach, and light.  It is as fraud-proof as Noodler’s “Bullet Proof” Black.  Waterproof, Bleach-Proof and in the manufacturer’s words “Bullet-Proof.” Doctors, lawyers, engineers, business people…anyone who needs their work to be absolutely permanent, fraud proof and just likes green!

Polar Brown is one of the most durable fountain pen inks that Noodler's makes - once dried upon cellulose paper it exhibits that sought after resistance to bleaches and the chemical tools of the forger as well as UV light resistance and pH neutrality. The color is a fiery brown with hints of Dante within the halo of the line - which explodes upon the page if one makes a sample line upon a wet paper towel to see this effect more clearly. The bottle can be left in the mailbox on cold mornings without fear of the contents freezing solid and bursting the glass. One of several unusual traits of this ink is to occasionally render coated glass (even a fingerprint inside a bottle) the appearance of a photographic negative until washed away with tap water. This illusion has not been found to serve any purpose yet - but if you find your bottle exhibiting this behavior and know of a purpose hopefully you can let other Noodler's users know? ;-) Noodler's has made other "fiery halo" eternal brown inks, yet this is the first to have such highlights with bleach resistance (others either turn darker in response to bleach exposure - or experience a radiance of colors as the halo expands beyond the confines of the line). Another odd trait is that the components of the ink include a brilliant red-orange "de-facto" prime (does not reduce to conventional prime colors and indeed behaves as a prime itself) which when combined with the other components forms a bi-gravity ink. In certain circumstances this fiery red-orange will show itself apart from the other components. It quickly hides itself back into the ink with movement and sometimes temperature changes, but now and then in testing the unusual would happen: a striped line (both horizontal and vertical bands, depending upon the vagaries of the nib/feed delivery and grade of paper). We have tried many times to produce this kind of ink reliably (for standard/readily available non-magnetic tipped fountain pens) in greater quantities than just one to three bottles....but have not yet reached that point. This ink does exhibit the behavior under the right circumstances, however....though not consistently. As with our quest for a white fountain pen ink - one day, if it can be done in ink....it will be done here at Noodler's (assuming the founder is still alive and kicking by that time!). As with other eternal inks, it is best NOT to mix it with non-pH neutral inks of any kind....and to avoid inks with any salt content (such as metallic salt based inks). Though durable once dried upon cellulose paper - it is fragile while aqueous (it resists the sun when dried on paper, yet NOT when aqueous in the bottle!) and is also quite vulnerable while aqueous to inks with extremes of pH, divergent dye families & high detergent levels. A pen should thus be rinsed first with a mild solution of household ammonia and cold to room temperature tap water before filling and as needed thereafter (NEVER hot! Hot water can fade ebonite and certain plastics. Also use tap water alone if no ammonia is available.). The tines of the nib should be open sufficiently for a ray of light to clearly pass through them - any tighter and flow will be restricted (this is not a conventional ink nor is it your typical modern ink filled with detergents...detergents would counteract the effects of lubrication and tend to remove lubricants from pen seals - thus they are not used). MSRP $12.50, SKU #19209








Eternal Polar Green

At the request of many customers Noodler's Ink set about to make available a bulletproof green freeze resisting ink - Polar Green - at the same cost as the other extremely durable Polar Inks offered by Noodler's. It is modeled upon the darker/forest shades of green suggested by those same customers in late 2009. It has been tested in the recent arctic blasts to hit New England and found to be equal in performance to our other Polar Inks in hindering the problems cold weather can cause with pens such as ball points and roller balls - with a pen that is set for classic flow (when one can see light pass through the nib tines) a Polar Ink can write, well below freezing...and the glass bottle can be encased in ice (as shown in some of our demonstrations) without the glass being destroyed through expansion of the liquid! This has been a useful feature for many people in the northern part of the USA when the ink sits out in a mail box for a long period of time waiting for their return home from work (and recently for those as far south as Texas and Florida). #19210 - 3oz










Bulletproof Lexington Gray

Finally!  The Gray that you have been asking for. A True Gray ink with all of the "everything-proof" qualities of Noodler's Bulletproof Black...and it is pH neutral to protect your most valuable pens.











Eternal “Bullet Proof” Fox (Red)

Noodler’s Ink has formulated a NEW Eternal Fox (Red) color.  It has been formulated with “Bullet Proof” qualities so that it is impervious to water, bleach, and light.  It is as fraud-proof as Noodler’s “Bullet Proof” Black.  Waterproof. Bleach-Proof and in the manufacturer’s words “Bullet- Proof.” Doctors, lawyers, engineers, teachers, business people…anyone who needs their work to be absolutely permanent, fraud proof and just likes red! It is available in one ounce (30 ml) bottles. MSRP $13.50 per bottle.









The Year of the Golden Pig - Yellow Highlighting

Fluorescent Highlighting Ink with Free Refillable Eye Dropper Highlighter pen. All of the qualities of Noodler's Bulletproof Black; UV Light-Proof, Bleach-Proof and is pH neutral to protect your most valuable pens and papers.

Baystate Blue (Waterproof)  

Baystate Concord Grape

The reintroduction of a rare (and as of recently unavailable) mid-1940s family of inks that was once very popular in the New England area has been well received by enough pen users to warrant the expansion of these inks. Despite the highly unusual nature of this ink family (particularly when Baystate Blue is compared to far weaker nondurable modern inks) many Noodler's customers have requested that it be expanded beyond "Baystate Blue". The following two colors can be mixed with Baystate Blue and share some of its contrast and intensity - though do not share all of its properties (Cranberry is not waterproof, and Grape is only partially water resistant - both can be removed with bleach from paper). They have more variable pH levels - and when mixed the pH can and will migrate. They should not be mixed with with any other inks EXCEPT those with the "Baystate" label. They are "exclusive to themselves" in behavior as an ink family and can be destroyed if mixed with certain iron derived European inks.
MSRP $12.50/3 oz. Bottle









Baystate Cape Cod Cranberry

The reintroduction of a rare (and as of recently unavailable) mid-1940s family of inks that was once very popular in the New England area has been well received by enough pen users to warrant the expansion of these inks. Despite the highly unusual nature of this ink family (particularly when Baystate Blue is compared to far weaker nondurable modern inks) many Noodler's customers have requested that it be expanded beyond "Baystate Blue". The following two colors can be mixed with Baystate Blue and share some of its contrast and intensity - though do not share all of its properties (Cranberry is not waterproof, and Grape is only partially water resistant - both can be removed with bleach from paper). They have more variable pH levels - and when mixed the pH can and will migrate. They should not be mixed with with any other inks EXCEPT those with the "Baystate" label. They are "exclusive to themselves" in behavior as an ink family and can be destroyed if mixed with certain iron derived European inks.
MSRP $12.50/3 oz. Bottle

Dragon’s Napalm

This unusual ink is the result of a long quest for a replica color to 1970s era mercurochrome antiseptic, which was famous for its distinctively bright orange/pink/red fire like tones. An artist testing the ink discovered that when used with a brush, the heavier applications of the ink would dry to develop into sepia shaded highlights within the brush strokes of the fire like color shades. No other carmine ink has been found to have this feature ...and any unique ink deserves to be among our palette of inks based upon the hope somebody might gain pleasure through its use!
MSRP $12.50/3 oz. Bottle, SKU # 19047

Heart of Darkness - 4.5 Dropper Bottle w/ Free Eye Dropper FP

Sold only in 4.5 oz bottles, is a combination ink that absorbs as much of the color spectrum as could be engineered, with an average penetration rate when humidity levels are less than 60% and given the average paper grade (the less costly legal pads and basic copy and writing papers...rule of thumb: the greater the recycled content, the faster the dry time/penetration rate). All the previously mentioned black inks are “bulletproof", though standard black has been subject to the most extensive testing as it was our very first ink.
MSRP #19.00/4.5 Dropper Bottle w/ Free Eye Dropper FP, SKU # 19808

Bulletproof Black Anti Feather "X-Feather"

The label has no name, just the image of the "anti-feather". This ink was formulated in a small quantity for those who care less about dry times (it is not a fast penetration ink and will take more time to dry) and care most about feather resistance on high recycled content papers and Moleskin papers that are particularly absorbent and porous. X-Feather Black exhibits the slowest dry time and the most limited penetration rate of any Noodler's black inks.
MSRP $12.50/3 oz. Bottle, SKU # 19046










Nikita - 4.5 Dropper Bottle w/ Free Eye Dropper FP

This bright fire engine red ink spoofs former Russian Premier Nikita Kruschev - definitely a collectible label! If you want your writing to stand out, this does the trick with it's bright color. It is a very true red, no orange, no pink involved.
MSRP #19.00/4.5 Dropper Bottle w/ Free Eye Dropper FP, SKU # 19810

Bulletproof Polar Blue - 4.5 Dropper Bottle w/ Free Eye Dropper FP

The label artwork depicts the Northern Lights in all their colorful glory because the ink absorbs their full spectrum. This is a conventional black ink from the 1950s, super smooth writing, shades well, and perfect for artists and calligraphers with fast flex pen work to do. It is water resistant on most paper grades - HOWEVER, unlike other grades of Noodler's Black (Standard Black, Polar Black, Heart of Darkness, and "X-Feather") Borealis is NOT a bulletproof black. What does that mean? This ink CAN be removed by several laundry detergents and carpet cleaners. It vanishes before bleaches. It is not considered fraud resistant (though still far safer than most ball point pens!). It is not resistant to heavy UV light exposure. It is simply a super smooth writing conventional black ink that still has the value added content of the 1950s which have been lost in many modern conventional inks. In the 1950s people EXPECTED their fountain pen ink to survive a trip to the mailbox during a rainy day! This ink offers those of you who might not want your grandkids to see everything you write - or who may have a desire for an older era's ink technology - yet do want the ink to survive a decent amount of time (though not perhaps as long as the paper exists, as bulletproof inks tend to do) as well as a few rain storms or water spills.... another more durable option for an intense deep black line from Noodler's Inks. The Blackest of the conventional Blacks!! Borealis is pH neutral. MSRP $12.50/3 oz. Bottle, SKU #19051

La Reine Mauve

Eternal Periwinkle

Noodler's received numerous requests for a "Periwinkle" eternal ink over the past few years.   There were several prototypes sent to a handful of retailers - and it was frustrating to see how many divergent views exist of what a "periwinkle" color truly is....  Of course, I always thought of "periwinkle" as being the color of the blue curve of a periwinkle snail's shell - being in New England.   Alas - some think of the flower, others a 1960s crayon color, and still others believe it should copy some other company's ink color.   I followed the snail and made it a periwinkle shade of blue - and it also fluoresces an interesting blackberry cream purple when exposed to a fluorescent black light.  It is an extremely durable ink - don't let that delicate pastel shade fool you.....it will hold its own against the tools of the forger, UV light, water, detergents, etc....just permit it to dry upon cellulose paper.   It might not be possible to sit and wait to prove that it remains on that page long after the faded ball pen and conventional inks...long after the iron gall inks have burned holes in the page....long after humidity has removed and/or dispersed the diluted weaker inks.....however, though I don't have that 100 years of time to prove it will last - everything possible has been done in its manufacture to make it last as long as is conceivably possible to have a fountain pen ink last upon the page! MSRP $13.50 per 1 oz. bottle, SKU # 19184

Note: as with other cellulose reactive inks one should rinse the pen clean of other types of inks before use and observe that the nib tines are far enough apart to see a ray of light pass through them.   Any tighter setting of the tines will hinder the stronger families of both modern and many vintage inks and thus reduce the full range of inks your fountain pen is capable of utilizing.   It should never be mixed with acidic inks, inks containing salts, or any divergent families of inks (such as the Baystate inks, which are so different they should not be mixed with any other inks at all outside of their specific family) - mixing with salts, acids, etc....can destroy the ink (until it is on the paper and has dried - it is fragile.....but becomes extremely durable thereafter).

Bad Blue Heron

In the classic American country landscape, when one is really bad...one soon finds themselves on a chain gang. Blue Herons sometimes eat catfish alive (as has been witnessed first hand), snapping turtles tear catfish apart, and alligators snap them down without a thought. Such treatment of the Noodler's Ink mascot is reprehensible behavior - and thus these regrettable characters make up the new "Warden's Ink Series". It is the first fountain pen ink of its kind and is our attempt at defeating certain new tools of the modern forger. The new devices and their technological application have been made known to us by Nicholas A. Masluk, a gentleman genius from Yale University (with a father who was in the Secret Service no less!)...- such devices and techniques are near perfection in their ability to defeat the strongest roller ball inks on the planet. We consider those rollerball inks our competition in the struggle to make the fountain pen not only more viable and utilitarian than the rollerball and gel-pen....but far more versatile, durable, and above all - when one bothers to do the math....the most practical of all writing instruments on a cost basis alone (which these Goliath like corporate giant competitors facilitate tremendously - as they are disposable, single fill units that waste 100% once the ink runs out!). This is the first in the series of what we hope will evolve and develop into a type of ink that defeats two powerful spectrums of energy used by forgers (we do not list how this is done at the suggestion of a friend in law enforcement - no need to make things easier for the forgers...). This series aims to hinder this new threat to the longevity of the written word - while combining all the durability of our "bulletproof" designation against the forces of UV light, industrial solvents, detergents, etc....but includes additional features made to foil the future possibility that forgers might discover certain additional new technologies and use them to ill ends. This is Noodler's effort to head off these criminals and scoundrels at the pass....before they have figured out how to conduct such fraud. It is the first proactive effort in ink security technology - instead of being defensive after they have already developed a means of altering ink on a document. Criminals and organized crime are formidable adversaries with vast resources - and we believe every effort to stall, thwart, hinder, and defeat them...is well worth the attempt! Bad Blue Heron will soon be followed by further advanced issues in the series - as it is our hope that the new research will yield the strongest inks in the struggle against forgers ever designed in the history of ink and document security - and at an affordable price (particularly when compared to those wasteful bits of polymer with the steel ball at the end!). We can hinder the forger who might discover the new technology in the future – thus the term “forger resistance” and "hinder" - but will soon eliminate the possibility of their altering the written word to any fractional degree with even the most advanced modern technological devices and applications known to mankind. MSRP $12.50/3 Oz. Bottle, SKU #19060










#41 Brown

The color is an extremely dark and deep sepia brown - with a hint of golden sunset shading when used with italic nibs. It is NOT a Warden's ink - though it IS archival/bulletproof/eternal /pH neutral (it has not yet been tested for laser alteration - though a similar ink did pass that test). In the spirit of the democratic process - the costs are kept to the razors edge so that the most people possible can see it as an extremely competitive price when taking into account its properties and durability. 3 oz Bottle, SKU #19063

Noodler's Fountain Pens - Piston Fill with Ink Window