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== Edison Perlette == '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, I was just wondering if he's had this purpley celluloid one for a while that I thought was cool. '''Myke Hurley:''' I think it's a purple, purpley color. Yeah, yeah, I believe it's a purple color one. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. So I love this pen. And the reason you asked me in the notes here why I reviewed this pen, because I've already reviewed it and I've already professed my love for it. It's because Brian Gray, the man behind Edison pens, takes a long time to introduce new production line colors. And I was happy when he finally, this was a finally kind of thing because the production line colors, they sit there for two, three years. And kind of once you buy your one per lead or one Beaumont, you're kind of done. And, you know, you can order him. He's so back backlogged in custom stuff. You know, he doesn't introduce production colors at a very high rate. And I thought he just really killed these colors. Like all the new colors look really good. They're based on, you know, colors that he, the vacation in Arizona and some of the colors he sees out there, you know, when he's in the mountains and deserts. And I thought he just really killed it. And this blue, this blue color that I reviewed is just fantastic. You know, what's it called? Azure skies, I think. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah. It's really good guys. Yeah.
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