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Iron gall ink lasts for centuries. Here's how to make it
Source: Boing Boing ·
What is iron gall ink? Only one of the "most important substances in the history of civilization," says Joel Klein , the curator of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences at the Huntington in San Marino, California. That's because the ink, which is dark blue-gray, sinks into the surface of the paper or parchment and won't fade centuries after it's applied. — Read the rest The post Iron gall ink lasts for centuries. Here's how to make it appeared first on Boing Boing .
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