Inks, ink bottles, and inkwells
Enjoy a look at the odd shapes and functions of ink bottles and tools of earlier days.
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Inks, ink bottles, and inkwellsEnjoy a look at the odd shapes and functions of ink bottles and tools of earlier days. |
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Carter's Black Letter Ink, 1924 |
Higgins' American India Ink Superior Liquid Drawing Ink |
Carter's Oriental Gold ink |
Swan Last-Drop bottle |
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Sengbusch octagonal countersunk inkwell |
Sheaffer Skrip ink logo |
Victor inkwell and pen stand |
Waterman ink bottle, ca 1950 |
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Sengbusch Handi-Pen inkwell cross-section |
Banker's fancy pressed-glass inkwell> |
Box of Crescent ink tablets for use in WWI |
Higgins India ink, small bottle |
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Waterman's 10-sided ink bottle, rarely seen, early 1920s |
Carter's Inky Racer, for removing ink spots |
Swan ink, 5-oz. bottle |
Signet Blue-Black Fountain Pen Ink |
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Safety inkwell in cross-section |
Sengbusch single-pen square inkwell |
Sanford fountain-pen ink with filler; note price |
Parker Superchrome Ink bottle, 1950 |
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Sanford bottle, gold ink |
Sengbusch dual-inkwell desktop display with pen holders |
Safety unspillable inkwell showing cork and price |
Parker Quink permanent ink |
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Mason's "The Sweesy" Liberty Bell-shaped inkwell |
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