Diamine 30ml Fountain Pen Ink -- Dark Brown
// Quality English fountain pen ink
// Suitable for all fountain pens
// Wide variety of colours available
The history of fountain pen ink manufacturer Diamine dates back to 1864. The company was initially founded in London and moved to Liverpool in 1925, where the name was changed from T Webster & Co to Diamine in 1964. The brand has been resurrected and is now making a comeback.
A dark brown, free-flowing fountain pen ink with good shading characteristics. Suitable for all fountain pens.
// Quality English fountain pen ink
// Suitable for all fountain pens
// Wide variety of colours available
The history of fountain pen ink manufacturer Diamine dates back to 1864. The company was initially founded in London and moved to Liverpool in 1925, where the name was changed from T Webster & Co to Diamine in 1964. The brand has been resurrected and is now making a comeback.
A dark brown, free-flowing fountain pen ink with good shading characteristics. Suitable for all fountain pens.
Delivery & Returns
| Orders £30+ | UK Royal Mail delivery within 5 days, Monday to Friday. Free on orders over £30. | FREE |
| Tracked Delivery 48 |
Royal Mail 48, tracked. Delivery within 48 hours, Monday to Friday. Tracking number provided. |
£2.99 |
| Tracked Delivery 24 |
Royal Mail 24, tracked. Delivery within 24 hours, Monday to Friday. Tracking number provided. |
£4.99 |
| Next Day Delivery | Delivery on the following working day on orders purchased before 12:00pm, 5 days a week. You'll receive a tracking number with updates about the progress of your order. Signature required. |
£6.99 |
| International Delivery |
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From £8.00 |
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