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In this video tutorial, Brian Allison discusses the topic of ink while at the historic Monster Station in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, specifically in the Bowen Campbell house. He emphasizes the importance of matching the right ink with quill pens, explaining that not all inks or pens are created equal. Several types of ink are introduced, including modern calligraphy ink, which is available in art stores and suitable for quill pen use. He advises viewers to avoid certain types of ink that may not perform well with quill pens. The discussion highlights the complexities of choosing ink for writing, especially from the 18th and 19th centuries.
