I1900 Sheaffer Skrip, 2 oz bottle, ca. 1950s, washable blue, no ink inside, just ink dust. This bottle has the Skripwell on inner edge, makes filling your pen easy. Now that Sheaffer no longer makes Skrip ink with the Skripwell and for that matter isn’t making Skrip ink at all these days, these bottles become even more desirable. Refill with your favorite ink and refill your pens easily. Very good condition with some Skrip residue inside bottle. (1 avail)

I1215 Thomas’ Ink Eradicator Tin & Bottles, ca. early 1900s, Chicago USA, Circular printed tin shows the black Thomas’ cat on top of lid, printed in pale blue, black and metallic gold. Two “half bottles” inside the tin to hold the two part ink eradicator. Tine measures 2.75 inches in height and 2 inches in diameter. Directions printed on back of tin for use of the two solution eradicator. There is some corrosion and wear to the metal tin, especially around the inner edge on top of tin. Quite unusual item and the only one we’ve ever seen! (1 avail)

I2008  Mini Sheaffer Skrip Ink Bottle, 12ml, originally held Blue-Black Skip. Label is intact but has a few mini tears and ink stains. Black metal screw on lid. Perfect for taking a small quantity of ink with you to the office or on the road. (1 avail)

I1997 Parker Quink Sample Bottle, ca. 1940s, Clear ribbed glass, Dark Blue metal screw on lid with white print: Parker Quink. Bottom of the bottle is embossed: Made in U.S.A. Measures 1.25 x 1.25 inches at base and is 1.5 inches in height. No ink in bottle. Excellent condition (1 avail)

I1882  Parker Quink 4oz Bottle in clear ribbed glass with black silver colored metal screw on lid. Lid is marked Parker Quink. Front bottle label in green and white for Parker Permanent Green Quink. Label has small tear on bottom right corner and has aged over the years to an off-white color. No ink in bottle. Bottom is embossed Parker Made in USA 4 oz. (1 avail)