Sanford's Xit Ink Eraser, small amber glass bottle with brown rubber lid inside a tin printed in yellow, red, white and black. The Sanford's Xit logo and markings are on three sides, one side has lengthy and detailed instructions along with warnings for using on paper or cloth. No matter which brand of ink eraser or eradicator, it always came with a lot of warnings! I am certain that the liquid inside the bottle has degraded and is no longer useful. Tin shows just some light wear to edges, it is in very good condition. (1 avail)

Carter’s No. 481 Indelible Cloth Marking Ink Outfit - Complete boxed set includes wooden stretcher, red, white & blue labeled bottle of Indelible ink (ink dust inside), wood mini dip pen and Carter’s steel nib. Complete instruction pamphlet also included. Box measures 4.25 x 2 x 2.5 inches tall. Great graphics and a nice little kit from the late 1940s. (1 avail)

F. Werer Co Waterproof Drawing Ink, clear 1 oz dropper bottle with black and white elaborate label. Embossed on bottom: F Werer Co Phila and in the center a quite detailed embossing of a Sphinx. Very dried up ink inside bottle. Cork style lid with dropper is loose. Some specks of ink on the label, but overall not too bad and quite unusual. (1 avail)

Carter’s Combined Writing and Copying Fluid, ca. Early 1900s, USA, Clear glass bottle is 2.5 inches square and 2.5 inches in height. Red and white and black label has three small tears on top edge Hard rubber stopper on cork is embossed Carter’s with a quill. No ink in bottle. (1 avail)

Sanford’s Amber Glass Round Bottle with pour spout No. 245. ca, 1940s, About 2/3 full of Cardinal Red Fountain Pen Ink. Sanford terms this One-Fifth Size – new and easy to handle. Pale yellow label with bright red print. Box has some cardinal red ink stains on inside of flaps and a blue-black ink stain on lower edge of box. (1 avail)