Any no longer used, free fountain pen ink, pens, writing paper/notebooks please

By se22cat
April 3, 2021 in Wanted

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Posted April 3, 2021

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Posted April 3, 2021

If anyone has any writing equipment, be it ink, pens or stuff to write on, please could I make use of them?

I recently discovered how therapeutic writing with a fountain pen can be in taking time to write by hand rather than typing and would really like to take it up on a daily basis to help deal with stress and improve my handwriting which has always been awful.

Anything that's been left unused and no longer wanted would be very much appreciated, thanks for reading.

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