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Rome Burning vs. Gold & Limonite Noodler's Fountain Pen Ink
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Noodler's Ink Rome Burning (now called "Rome") and Gold & Limonite fountain pen inks are so similar in color and yet completely different! I love both of these inks but use Rome Burning the most.
Rome Burning has a neat quality with its bright yellow to purple to brown/gold layers. Depending on how well you mix the ink or how you use it, it can have different looks! It is archival, bullet proof, forge resistant, and water resistant. It is considered a yellow ink where Gold & Limonite is a brown ink. I use this ink in my Relic Pens Thomas Jefferson fountain pen.
Gold & Limonite is a little more swampy looking than Rome Burning. When written with it is so close to Rome Burning with more of a nutty brown to gold color. It is forge resistant and water resistant. And is considered a brown ink where Rome Burning is a yellow ink. I have been keeping this ink in my Gravitas White Derlin fountain pen.
Both inks behave well with Rome Burning being more prone to slight feathering on more textured paper.
I used Onion Skin Journal paper, Tomoe River Paper, Flex Book paper, and Endless paper.
Rome Burning has a neat quality with its bright yellow to purple to brown/gold layers. Depending on how well you mix the ink or how you use it, it can have different looks! It is archival, bullet proof, forge resistant, and water resistant. It is considered a yellow ink where Gold & Limonite is a brown ink. I use this ink in my Relic Pens Thomas Jefferson fountain pen.
Gold & Limonite is a little more swampy looking than Rome Burning. When written with it is so close to Rome Burning with more of a nutty brown to gold color. It is forge resistant and water resistant. And is considered a brown ink where Rome Burning is a yellow ink. I have been keeping this ink in my Gravitas White Derlin fountain pen.
Both inks behave well with Rome Burning being more prone to slight feathering on more textured paper.
I used Onion Skin Journal paper, Tomoe River Paper, Flex Book paper, and Endless paper.
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