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I spent 3-4 years dithering with some 12 or so Gmund papers before picking Blanc-Beige 170g, at E-40 for 100 sheets. The Blanc-Geige 120g had tested a hair better; but at the last second I pushed the button for the heavier paper. (At that price I dithered a long time.)
There are other nice 100-120 or 150 g papers of close to this sort.
I had scribbled on those papers every time I put in a new ink....including a 14 green-greenish ink test. Not the least bit scientifically, some papers got inked less and less so were the losers.
There were at least 4 real good papers, including surprisingly a 100g and I'd expected the 150g to do well, but not that the 120g would be the winner.
I found a the Original Gmund which was twice as expensive E -40 for 50 sheets not to be as good as others.
Then extra sheets besides the two free ones of a sample pack cost E-0.84.
Do ask for a list of fountain pen friendly papers....in you do not want to get Art Papers which are not fountain pen friendly by any paper maker.
Ghorsmühle....helps to read.:spy:
I had the wrong paper in the post above.
Zanders Gohrsmühle Bankpost.....bond paper, 80g...22 lb.
Living in Germany, I've always, for 45 or so years; had some of this. My mother also an American liked this paper too.
( I had a ream and much later a folder of 100 pages) as paper too good to put in my Juki daisy-wheel printer, back when I was a Ball Point Barbarian, in case I ever wrote a letter.
Some 45 years later, it ended up in my laser printer...........most of it, except that 100 page folder.
At 80g it just wasn't quite good enough, even if it was bond for 2 toned shading inks.
I like 90g for shading inks.
I'm keeping the folder...for just in case.:dance3:.
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