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When did they start making colored ink for pens?

Answered By Zach Pinegar, Editor


Several centuries ago, the Chinese people were already using colored ink for their quill pens. There was no exact date regarding its development. However, it was around 1800 when manufacturers finally patented the production of the different brands of colored ink

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