Bankers Blue Ink?

[RDH79]

I have a request for Bankers Blue Ink in a Rollerball or Parker style refills

 

[its_virgil]

I assume Banker's Blue is just a blue ink. Blue ink is used to fir signatures on documents to distinguish originals from copies. Most all pen kit vendors sell both refills in blue.
Exoticblanks.com
Classicnib.com
Arizonasilhouette.com
Coloradopen.com
There are many others.
Do a good turn daily!
Don

I have a request for Bankers Blue Ink in a Rollerball or Parker style refills

 

[RDH79]

Thank You!!
That's what I have been finding out. I know the Schmidt roller and the Schmidt Parker are different colors
So that's going to be her chooses.

 

[its_virgil]

Thank You!!
That's what I have been finding out. I know the Schmidt roller and the Schmidt Parker are different colors
So that's going to be her chooses.

The Parker type refill for ballpoints comes in several colors. Coloradopen.com would probably have the best choice for both ballpoints and rollerball refill colors. Be sure a rollerball refill you get is compatible.

 

[RDH79]

Yea She will have to decide what color and then what style pen. She likes the Statesmans so it will be a Rollerball refill

 

[ed4copies]

"Bankers Blue" is an old term for a rather light blue that would not reproduce on copiers--so the signature would not show up on the copy.

Today's copiers will copy nearly any blue, in fact color copiers will often be indistinguishable from originals.

So, Banker's Blue would be a light blue, but no longer serves the original purpose.

ed 4 copies!! (40 yrs of copier sales)

 

[RDH79]

Thanks Ed.
I gave her the chose of your Schmidt refills.

 

[Mortalis]

Damned technology!

 

[TonyL]

"Bankers Blue" is an old term for a rather light blue that would not reproduce on copiers--so the signature would not show up on the copy.

Today's copiers will copy nearly any blue, in fact color copiers will often be indistinguishable from originals.

So, Banker's Blue would be a light blue, but no longer serves the original purpose.

ed 4 copies!! (40 yrs of copier sales)

Thanks Ed. I didn't know that.

 

[monophoto]

Yeah - I remember that 'back in the day' we had some light blue pencils that were intended for making annotations on documents that could not be reproduced using the technology available at the time - Xerox, or even photo-lithography. I haven't seen those in probably 50 years!

 

[TellicoTurning]

"Bankers Blue" is an old term for a rather light blue that would not reproduce on copiers--so the signature would not show up on the copy.

Today's copiers will copy nearly any blue, in fact color copiers will often be indistinguishable from originals.

So, Banker's Blue would be a light blue, but no longer serves the original purpose.

ed 4 copies!! (40 yrs of copier sales)

Remember the ofd Royfax copiers, I think they were thermal, that would not copy RED.